Who would buy the beige tent she wore? No takers?Wonder how much she'll manage to raise.. I'll have that yellow dress without the sleeves for a fiver.
. Look at the state of her legs in it.
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Good. KCiii would piss all his family off if he ruined their holiday time with that pair being invited.
Lord Badger beef in black bean sauce with rice of China Palace.
I don't know what happens in the states but here you notify the local authority of your intent to home educate. They will send (if they have any left) an inspector or adviser - who has teaching qualifications - to do a home visit, discuss the curriculum you are planning to deliver, check there's a decent workspace for the child, etc. That should be an annual thing. But if parents don't engage, or are out, or don't respond to the request for a visit, it's a very long process to do anything about it. From experience in a job I once did, in this country some parents will go off grid and unless there are real safeguarding concerns there's nothing can be done about it. Shockingly there is little difference in reality between how the TV licensing agency and the school inspectorate work in terms of legal duties and responsibilities.
So a parent can say they are home schooling and if they don't teach the kids anything or teach them badly nothing gets done about it?
In theory if the education being provided is considered unsatisfactory, then the LA can say so and advise the parents to reapply for a school place. But I worked in an LA for several years and I can't remember a single instance where, if parents didn’t want to engage, legal action resulted from the process. Generally speaking in this country the parents who go down the Home Ed route are dissatisfied with the system (SEN is often a factor here) and are sometimes already lawyered up and LAs have to be absolutely sure of the evidence they have. And they also need to be sure they can offer the Home Ed parent something that is a viable alternative. In the case of SEN there is a massive shortage of provision, so that's not always the case.
Tate’s full of his own importance and likes the sound of his own voice but, as the saying goes, ‘it takes one to know one’ so yes he was spot on about H.
Something repulsively predatory about it . . . .
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Certainly explains why her clothes always look like they need a good
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Somebody’s been reading our Tattle comments @Who’sYerDaddy posted this frog pic a couple of days ago (minus H’s head) and I commented on it saying H would be sitting in some hotel room looking like this.
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Bet they still have plenty of horsewhips lying about, though
Hazno had access to the finest educational institutions in the UK - he is a dunce.
ILBW had an expensive education - she is a dunce.
Like all things they do, it'll be outsourced - the wee flatpacks might learn how to use an allan key and put themselves together.
Olive branch….is that another name for a big fat cheque?
Probably trying to do a blow job standing up!!
She looks like she’s about to unhinge her jaw.
True, she was styley, and she had pugs, so a bit of a thumbs up from me there, but I reckon both she and the Queen Mum were pretty ghastly characters.
Interesting....
www.dailymail.co.uk
No mention for Prince Harry as Travalyst begins 'exciting' new era
The independent non-profit travel organisation Travalyst based in London was launched by the Duke of Sussex in autumn 2019 when he was still a working royal with wife Meghan Markle.
My sister raves about linen tea towels too! I just have old school checkered cotton mix ones that don't show stains too much... ps dish towels v tea towels, example of cross-channel speak there.
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