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wingy

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Not really. Not in Ks1. Chuck that medium term plan out of the window.
Year 6. Forget the differentiation but it depends how many turn up. Each school will decide on how rigorous they want to follow the curriculum. They aren't exactly going to get an Ofsted inspection whatever they decide. Year 6 do need to prepare as much as they can for year 7.
It's about trying to bring back some normalcy .
But It isn't normal is it.
If we're lucky it may be by September .
And showing a bit of Gov't control .
 

Alan Dugdales Moustache

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he’s the head of PE at the School of Hard Knocks
You know what, I used to teach at a few schools in Cov, mainly north Cov. Most of them were tough, but there was one in North West cov quite a long way out that was absolutely brilliant, and for the life of me I can't remember the name of it. Bugger.
 

Alan Dugdales Moustache

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It's about trying to bring back some normalcy .
But It isn't normal is it.
If we're lucky it may be by September .
And showing a bit of Gov't control .
You're right wingy. The kids just want a bit of routine and to be with their friends. When they're 5 or 6 years old missing out on a bit of formal learning won't make too much difference, especially if they've done a bit of reading at home.
 

David O'Day

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You know what, I used to teach at a few schools in Cov, mainly north Cov. Most of them were tough, but there was one in North West cov quite a long way out that was absolutely brilliant, and for the life of me I can't remember the name of it. Bugger.
Spent a few years at Foxy, you do remind me of my old PE teacher Mr Gibbs

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Alan Dugdales Moustache

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Ages, months, what's the difference? I and many of my colleagues have been working round the clock to make online lessons, chase students for work, get that marked, hold pastoral meetings with everyone etc etc plus more if you like. It's a 180 flip of the established way of teaching, particularly of more practical subjects. This week is a bit lighter as remote exams are going on but I'll have around 150 to mark when they're done.
You can have a gold sticker for being pupil of the week. When you have 6 , you can have a certificate in assembly and some sweets.
 

wingy

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See there was a question in from Coventry today .
Was it the CT ?
Mention of training and Jobs I think.
Jag?
Boris mentioned the battery technology park and investment
But what about the giga factory we've been waiting on .
Think that will go elsewhere unfortunately.
 

djr8369

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See there was a question in from Coventry today .
Was it the CT ?
Mention of training and Jobs I think.
Jag?
Boris mentioned the battery technology park and investment
But what about the giga factory we've been waiting on .
Think that will go elsewhere unfortunately.

I'd be interested to know what was said but it isn't on the BBC summary page. Is there a full transcript put up of these?
 

Alan Dugdales Moustache

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I never said I was. But I haven't put down my own profession through ignorance
Haven't put it down at all. Quite the contrary. You're clearly working 80 hours a week which is commendable but unsustainable. Your choice. Teaching is about knowing what to leave out as much as much as what is required, particularly at times like these.
 

Alan Dugdales Moustache

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He doesn’t live here - and nor do his children - he renounced citizenship due to England being too racist
That's very commendable. English bastards.
 

skybluetony176

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I see Jeremy Hunt took apart Dido Harding today by simply asking her how many tests are coming back. She didn’t know. That’s the person that the government has put their faith in to run the test and trace system.
 

Ian1779

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I see Jeremy Hunt took apart Dido Harding today by simply asking her how many tests are coming back. She didn’t know. That’s the person that the government has put their faith in to run the test and trace system.

When they only award big jobs like this to their inner circle it’s no wonder everyone fucking useless.
 

SkyBlueDom26

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Why only that? Why no pictures of the massively crowded beaches

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No social distancing? And yeah I don’t think the beaches should have been opened as they were too busy.... let’s just hope all the hard work hasn’t been undone over the last couple of weeks
 

Grendel

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SkyBlueDom26

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The shit me and my family have had to go through the last few months, to then see this shit along with those tossers on the beach. What's the fucking point. Pricks.

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We’ll be back to square one in a few weeks by the looks of it! All this hard work could be for nothing because people haven’t obeyed the rules
 

wingy

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What a strange country we live in .
So many international news segments showing coffin's and burials .
I think I've seen one shot of o morgue .
A few interviews with bereaved families And the odd clap when a hearse has been driven past colleagues .
Talk about airbrushing.
 

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