Joe Wicks #19 Dozie not allowed to ever get fat as long as she's married to the Coachella twat

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Louby@21

residentbeetle said:
Going back to the Home schooling...I Home educate mine and can promise they get a lot of socialisation, to the point we have to cut back sometimes to get any formal learning done. We have sports days, we have end of year shows, we have proms and Home ed dances and parties. We go on home ed holidays, forest schools, workshops, there are even home ed residentials. We have the majority of things people say our kids might 'miss out on'.

I very much doubt he is going to have the time and commitment needed to become part of the Home ed community though! My days are spent going from one thing to another, making sure groups are running, paying for groups, researching other things they can do, field trips, lesson plans. I don't see how he's going to have the time for that, for making sure she can forge friendships with other children, if he's also going to be going from one place to another as much as he does .

Home ed does have its place, and I seriously eye roll every time I hear 'but what about socialisation?' yet I can't see how this will work. If you are going to do Home ed, you have to accept it is going to be a full time job, and for a lot of people, on top of a paid one.

Ps I only joined tattle recently while reading the bbc presenter thread but then came across this. I'm finding it very hard to put my phone down!
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I don’t think they had any ideas about how good home education could be in the respects of what you’ve mentioned here. He seemed surprised when people contacted him about the communities and groups etc.

I think more like they thought they could shove a few worksheets or writing practice in front of Indie a few times a week and call it Education because she is young. He is not intelligent enough to realise what children do in the early years help build their foundations and understanding to learn in the future.
 
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rosieflowers

The thing is it won't be long before Indie can read and write better than Joe himself, if she's not already surpassed him, and he'll think she's super clever and home education is SORTED! BOSH!
 
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Lorelei

residentbeetle said:
Going back to the Home schooling...I Home educate mine and can promise they get a lot of socialisation, to the point we have to cut back sometimes to get any formal learning done. We have sports days, we have end of year shows, we have proms and Home ed dances and parties. We go on home ed holidays, forest schools, workshops, there are even home ed residentials. We have the majority of things people say our kids might 'miss out on'.

I very much doubt he is going to have the time and commitment needed to become part of the Home ed community though! My days are spent going from one thing to another, making sure groups are running, paying for groups, researching other things they can do, field trips, lesson plans. I don't see how he's going to have the time for that, for making sure she can forge friendships with other children, if he's also going to be going from one place to another as much as he does .

Home ed does have its place, and I seriously eye roll every time I hear 'but what about socialisation?' yet I can't see how this will work. If you are going to do Home ed, you have to accept it is going to be a full time job, and for a lot of people, on top of a paid one.

Ps I only joined tattle recently while reading the bbc presenter thread but then came across this. I'm finding it very hard to put my phone down!
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Welcome!!! It’s a LOT to take in 😂. Prior to tattle I disliked him but he’s truly been exposed for the fraud he is here. I agree with most here - I think he sent Indie to one of these posh schools who expect total parental cooperation in order to get results. Indie’s dimwit parents were never going to comply. And I have a sneaky suspicion they’ve had words about her showing up looking scruffy (I know parents that have experienced this).
 
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Londonchick

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Ffs. That reel he has posted of bacon and broccoli pasta. Indie is so near the job in a massively flammable dress. Even if they have an induction hob, it gives other people the idea that it's ok to do next to their own jobs which may not be Induction....

Joe you have a responsibility with such a big platform. Stop with the disregard for safety all the time ☹
 
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belle0610

Londonchick said:
Ffs. That reel he has posted of bacon and broccoli pasta. Indie is so near the job in a massively flammable dress. Even if they have an induction hob, it gives other people the idea that it's ok to do next to their own jobs which may not be Induction....

Joe you have a responsibility with such a big platform. Stop with the disregard for safety all the time ☹
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Completely agree but also how runny was his cheese sauce 🤮
 
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Bubblemamaa22

As predicted the non fiction book is a collection of his usual guff that he has no actual expertise on.

Kids don't need to read a bloody book on how to exercise.

Who the hell thought that was a good idea. I despair.
 
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SnarkShark82

Bubblemamaa22 said:
As predicted the non fiction book is a collection of his usual guff that he has no actual expertise on.

Kids don't need to read a bloody book on how to exercise.

Who the hell thought that was a good idea. I despair.
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Importance of sleep? For primary school children? Exercise… they just run! No primary school kid needs to do a burpee - ever. They run, play games, run and run some more. My son did a sports carousel in PE today, doubt JW has ever heard of the thing.

He’ll be advising them to ask their parents for a 10k ice bath for Christmas next.

I bleeping hate him.

And Joe, since you read here: I bleeping hate you.
 
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nefariousnellie

nefariousnellie

I hate when I'm just mindlessly going through insta stories and I get jump scared by Joe wicks dripping in sweat with his top off 🤢
 
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FunkyMonkey10081

I wonder if the school contacted BBC Bristol to do a feature or if Joe did?? What's wrong with turning up in secret and doing a workout just for the kids? To seek out the accolade of doing a good deed just cheapens the sincerity.
 
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MaryPoppinsHandbag

I’ve just had a catch up from July 1st, there’s only so much Wicks I can tolerate in a month, he’s still a bleep, kids are still feral. Todays Insta would suggest he’s busy annoying a surf place 😁
 
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