Accy cyclist
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Oh yes they have! Six weeks off max',not six bloody months off like now!!
Back to school?
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Accy cyclist
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- The hills of Accrington
We used to be off for a week in September. Maybe it's changed now. I seriously think the teachers unions are going to try and disrupt a return to 'normality' for political gains/purposes.Since when is half term in September?
Accy, you have realised that this year has been somewhat unusual in many ways due to a certain pandemic, haven't you?
vickster
Squire
I never had a week off in September, more like October around the time the clocks changed.
The (state school) term didn't start until the first week of September, so no idea why you'd have a week off almost immediately. In Scotland/NI, perhaps they do get a week off in September as the school year is different with an earlier finish in July or even late June (normally)
Julia9054
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Well he certainly loves muscling in on discussions about school despite consistently demonstrating that he knows nothing about them!
Accy cyclist
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I suppose you class having my say as 'muscling in'.
What's there to know about them,apart from they are bastions of 'woke',Marxist,snowflake subversion! 
gbb
Squire
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- Peterborough
No, thats awaiting them at UniI suppose you class having my say as 'muscling in'.
Accy cyclist
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- The hills of Accrington
I left school in 1977. We always had September off because it was the local Wakes week(s) holidays. Now whether we were kept off school because our working parents did so,so that we could go on holiday I don't know.
vickster
Squire
I started school in 1977
Andy_R
Hard of hearing..I said Herd of Herring..oh FFS..
- Location
- County Durham
You obviously haven't been in a secondary school for quite some time.I suppose you class having my say as 'muscling in'.
My grandson was due to start back tomorrow. Bogs Law, he got a cough and snot today so the school want to see a negative test result before he's allowed back in. (Test done this afternoon, results soon, hopefully!)
Granddaughter's due back Tuesday, so she's getting 'done' in preparation, too.
Typical. Been off for 6 months without even a sniffle between them!! 😂
Granddaughter's due back Tuesday, so she's getting 'done' in preparation, too.
Typical. Been off for 6 months without even a sniffle between them!! 😂
Julia9054
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- Knaresborough
He doesn't need to. The Daily Heil tells him what to think
Accy cyclist
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- The hills of Accrington
Why. Is it worse than how I described it?
gavroche
Getting old but not past it
- Location
- North Wales
I had a call from the agency I work with this morning and they are expecting a great demand of supply teachers shortly. We won't have to wear masks in the classroom but will have to in corridors. Kids won't be allowed to ask for pens or other equipment ( and why should they? They should always have their own) and we will have to use our own cup, cutlery in schools too. So pleased I am only going for two days a week.
raleighnut
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We used to have 9 weeks off, all of July and August and not go back until after the bank holiday but then the Leicester 'fortnight' was the first 2 weeks in July.Oh yes they have! Six weeks off max',not six bloody months off like now!!
