Ingham Family #125 Free Willy - that doesn’t mean you, Chris!

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Wonderful to see Hi Steve and Granny are in agreement with tattle.
She mentions her family being supportive, what family? The chavvy brothers she never sees (unless they're incarcerated!!), her Dad who she visits once a year, her sister who she sees twice a year and her nannar who she visits every pension day. Nannar aside, they all have a combined IQ of a gnat, so I sure as hell wouldn't be taking their advice on education.
And I think this is all the proof needed that they actually can't afford the school fees. Wonder what the school would make of her very publicly stating they haven't helped Esme. She really is messed up! View attachment 233597View attachment 233598
Sarah, can you please decide if we're stalkers or bored housewives. Let us know when you start travelling the world, your vlogs are called euro trip, and so far we've seen campsites, beaches and pools in France, Spain and now Portugal. Not forgetting the amount of Spanish concrete. Don't think you can say you're travel schooling think you should call it holiday schooling.
 
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Lazy- There is no shame in changing schools or moving from Private to state if that’s what you need to do. Let’s face it, 90% of the kids in this country go to state schools, and they perform excellently if the child is willing and supported at home.
I’ve had kids in both private and state and I’m the 1st to admit private is not necessarily all it’s cracked up to be- so if you don’t like it Lazy, just swap to a perfectly good state school?!!!! No-one actually cares!
If Esme didn’t thrive in her private school (1st tine I’ve heard that from them 🤔) where she probably benefitted from very small classes and lots of support, then maybe there are other underlying issues to look at? Like the pressure of her weird, out of school performing activities?
They have gone on the run, in a pandemic, with no schooling, rather then lose face by just swapping schools 🤷‍♀️. Admitting that you want to save money is not a crime... just fess up you foos!!
 
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I love that the names lazy and creepy have stuck and we still call them it 😂
 
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Sarah just says whatever she needs to fit the narrative she’s trying to set.

She went on and on about how much better Esme was at the new school! I don’t know the children but I get the impression Esme isn’t much of a academic probably has the potential but is just not naturally interested in school but probably enjoyed the social aspect of it which is just as important. We were told Isla loved school and I can imagine the extra attention from the adults there was of great comfort to her.

Isabelle is the only one who I think struggled with going to school and only because her peers knew everything about her.

All else I can say is she is their mother and let’s hope she does know what’s best for them but... I don’t think homeschooling is the right decision for all of them.
 
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I think there has been a falling out between Hi Steve, Granny Groomer and Lazy. I imagine they wanted the girls to stay in school but Lazy and creepy wanted to travel; she probably threatened to leak tea if they didn't agree. Looks like Jane and Steve were right though because its all gone to tit now.

Home schooling done properly can pay off and kids can still go to uni etc but with Lazy as their teacher these kids have no hope. I doubt she has a single GCSE to her name and that greasy husband of hers is as thick as two short planks.. persuading her to travel the world with him, what the duck was he thinking? Lazy has never mentioned that Esme has struggled in the new school either. Funny she mentions this now that they no longer attend... I've seen people say the private school is just as good as the other local state schools but with better sports facilities.

'Travel the world getting amazing life experiences' memorising the locations of all the truck stops in Europe.
 
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Jace isnt socialised no play group no school no friends all he nows is the family that very sad he wont know what the world is all about part from travelling beaches pools I meet a couple Irish travelers they were very nice I said how do you cope travelling she said we have home schooling but we pay to have someone come in to us were ever we are as she said its very important they get schooling they do go home now and then but she said other wise the the teacher meets up with us but we pay for all of it
 
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So travel schooling is a thing!!! Haha

OK right kids what did you think of this pool,this Aldi, this caravan site? Lets explore the surrounding area..... Oh look cheap tat on a market next to British pubs!!!!

I think the private school money they would rather spend on items to show on camera!

So one on the points was, distractions in class and peer pressure! So how on earth are your kids ever going to learn to deal with everyday situations if they are living in a caravan with only their family 24/7! I have two teenagers and a 9yr old. Part of school, home life, family life friends is helping them through friend fall outs etc. My daughter has just went into Yr 11 and I honestly could never home school her for her exams and she would deffo not want me too, it to important to her.

Last for my rant... Sarah looks totally run down and ill!! I suffer from cold sores and I get them when mega stressed, or run down. When you have one and then another massive one at the same time is that not a warning!!!
 
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I have a freind who home schools her eldest just sat her gcses passed outstanding 👏 but she went to high school for yr11 ! Its a disgrace that ELA of Bradford OKs the kid being taken out to travel and use work books from amazon ! Hey Queen bee sighn up to twinkl that will help alot ! Also many yr11s from this year have option to rezit them my child included .izzy love as much you love travelling and being with your famfam do you not want some childhood seeing freinds actually doing proper work for your age ? Or happy sitting by a pool eating melon cake and reading 📚 😄
 
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I have never posted anything on here before, but the comment she has wrote - not even thought about the Virus, has really done me !!!! We lost an amazing friend, who after beating cancer two times, caught this and sadly passed away, only 52, I think there could of been a better way to of written that, or not at all !
 

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That post from Sarah about home schooling is beyond ridiculous. As if she ever sits with the girls go go through work they struggle with 😂 She literally plonks then down with a workbook from B&M for ages 3+ just to get a shot for the vlog. How can she educate these girls when she is thick as tit herself, they’ll never amount to anything more than her now she’s completely stunted their opportunities.
 
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She said they are doing this home schooling for this year, so is she planning on throwing Isabelle back in to year 11 whether she's likely to be behind? Esme starting highschool in year 8 will be tough.
 
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They really do make every country look and sound like the last places you would ever want to visit. This trip we have learnt that you have to pay tolls every 5 minutes in France (this appears to be an accurate timeframe from their videos), and you need to have a very lot of money to do this. There isn't really anything else to do but drive.

There is a lot of concrete in Spain, but at least the locals are very friendly and will let you live in their forecourt for as long as you feel like. Plastic chairs seem to be at all the most popular authentic Spanish restaurants, where you can buy things such as crisps and chips.

And worst of all, they don't have cake in Portugal. But they possibly have better mechanics.

I didn't think they could make anywhere look worse than Australia, where it is cold, gets dark early, places such as zoos close in the early evening and all accommodation looks like a prison.

*Please note these are not my true opinions of these countries*
I know! I can’t wait for the girls to release their review book on all the places they stayed! It’s going to be invaluable guide to Europe 😂
 
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I have never posted anything on here before, but the comment she has wrote - not even thought about the Virus, has really done me !!!! We lost an amazing friend, who after beating cancer two times, caught this and sadly passed away, only 52, I think there could of been a better way to of written that, or not at all !
She is absolutely disgusting🤬🤬 she doesnt give a tit about anything does she.

So sorry to hear about your friend ❤
 
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She said they are doing this home schooling for this year, so is she planning on throwing Isabelle back in to year 11 whether she's likely to be behind? Esme starting highschool in year 8 will be tough.
She will probably have to redo a year and start back again in Year 10.
 
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I know! I can’t wait for the girls to release their review book on all the places they stayed! It’s going to be invaluable guide to Europe 😂
And you probably won’t want ever go to Australia from the no doubt, not favourable review. It gets cold and dark early in winter and the zoo is shut at midnight which is about the time they get their tit together to start the day. Plus once you leave the holding cell on arrival, you move directly to find your accomodation isn’t much better looking for your denial vid 😂 I think he set out to make Aus look bad as pay back for his unexpected welcome party on arrival 😂😂 please do come back again soon Creeps
 
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