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school website yourself. What will you write today's school news to be?Archive page for Monday, 06 November 2006
Mo, Nov 6, 2006
I hadn't thought of 'the power to say no.' I like this. I like this a lot.
"Increasing numbers of parents are pushing their children to read books aimed at a higher age to fast-track their education to the detriment of their development, it is claimed today.
It found that children today stop believing in such things as elves, goblins and fairies around the age of six, whereas their parents mostly held on to such beliefs until the age of 10.
85% of parents saying they arranged extra-curricular educational activities for their children.
35% of parents who said their children spent at least half an hour a night on homework and revision.
The report also recommended a ban on advertising through television, newspapers and mobile phones aimed at primary schoolchildren.
I still want local advertising on these school sites, as I don't believe ads for the local curry house are as pernicious as ads for Coco Pops. Imagine being pestered to go to the curry house. Imagine being pestered to buy Coco Pops. Lots of differences.
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