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school website yourself. What will you write today's school news to be?Archive page for Monday, 15 May 2006
Mo, May 15, 2006Hoo Farm, again
Don't want to clog the works up with ramblings about my weekend, but here's a nice post of Moi, from Sunday's 4 hour trip to Hoo farm, with my two kids.
Stalin
Guardian: Children to be taught 'traditional values': "Under the proposals, all 11 to 16-year-olds will learn about free speech and democracy in the UK, as well as the contribution made by different communities."
I don't like the smell of this. If they'd teach about free speech world wide... Stinks of social engineering IMHO. Though I understand the pressures.
Mirror in the bathroom
A bit of the old blogging from me, on my personal site. A nice old, wet old trip to Bridgnorth, to see the steam trains. Plus a couple of classic 'face to the dryer' shots which make me smile everytime I think of them.
I'll post some more pix of Hoo Farm later.
I'll post some more pix of Hoo Farm later.
Professor McGinty
On Friday we had news from Pelsall Village School: Professor McGinty visits: "We had our annual visit from Professor McGinty on Thursday.prof McGinty.
He , and his time travelling owl Hoot, took us back to World War 2.
We looked at gas masks, food, bullets and guns as well as dressing up."
I know how infectious children's laughs are, and how absorbing live performances are too. I bet they really did have good fun, as they say they did.
