i’m going to keep an eye on the HMRC stuff at companies house in the next few months. will be interesting as to which companies get quietly dissolved.
Then promotes the tutorDon't forget kids. You don't need GCSEs . Look how well Rachel has done with no qualifications.
My kids have done very well in theirs and then their A Levels then further education. I suppose from a young age we encouraged them and they weren't encouraged to be disruptive at school neither were they allowed to roam the streets, smoking, drink, drugs. She thinks she is their pal and is a crap mother blaming everyone but herselfI dont understand how ALL of 'her' kids have struggled with gcses! Im not tooting my own horn but 2 out of 3 of mine have passed or are doing them with no issues![]()
Not everyone is academic, but she doesn't ever seem to support them in their education in any way. Although the school system has it's faults, we are privileged to have a free and good schooling system in the country, but she's always focused on the fact that school is something to get through, not something to embrace. I think from memory Lula passed one of her GCSEs when she didn't even attend one of the exams, imagine what she could have achieved if Rachael had supported her to go. She said herself that neither Seb nor Betsy are doing anything to do with the qualifications that they got at college - why? Betsy is travelling and making her own life, which is fab, but what did she really want to do? I would say it's fine as long as they're happy, but it's doubtful any of them are really in that house of horrors.I dont understand how ALL of 'her' kids have struggled with gcses! Im not tooting my own horn but 2 out of 3 of mine have passed or are doing them with no issues![]()
The thing is children are told to pick a career far too early before experiencing anything, and often deviate later on. I think Betsy's got the right idea, having fun exploring, part time jobs to fund her travel before she no doubt eventually settles down into whatever she wants to do. 16/18 is so young to decide what to do with the rest of your life!Not everyone is academic, but she doesn't ever seem to support them in their education in any way. Although the school system has it's faults, we are privileged to have a free and good schooling system in the country, but she's always focused on the fact that school is something to get through, not something to embrace. I think from memory Lula passed one of her GCSEs when she didn't even attend one of the exams, imagine what she could have achieved if Rachael had supported her to go. She said herself that neither Seb nor Betsy are doing anything to do with the qualifications that they got at college - why? Betsy is travelling and making her own life, which is fab, but what did she really want to do? I would say it's fine as long as they're happy, but it's doubtful any of them are really in that house of horrors.
I noticed this also. It will of course be appropriate for some children to be aware of their diagnosis, to understand the reason they see the world the way they do, but Wilby probably doesn't even know what it means.When Wilby said “I’m an autistic kid”
How many times has he had that drummed into him??
When my youngest was diagnosed with ADHD/ADD we didn’t even make a fuss. We told the school and asked for it to be kept quiet as I didn’t want him labelled and as he grew older he would say himself “ADHD isn’t an excuse for bad behaviour” if he ever got in trouble for being a menace with his mates!
It’s like she wants him to be labelled and have a victim complex - she’s setting him up for failure!![]()
Was it even a meltdown, or a birthday boy who has had lots of sugar and excitement and is now a bit overtired and overwhelmed? He stops crying and sees if she's still paying attention, I'm not 100% sure a child in an autistic meltdown can switch it on and off like that?She always looks so pleased when Wilby melts down - almost smug.
If I were Wilby and saw her pulling that face it would enrage me to the point where I’d want to throw one of my brand new dinosaurs at her head.
He’s NOT autistic. He’s spoilt and pandered to. He’ll be a pain the a to them when his ‘cuteness’ (I don’t find him cute at all) goesWas it even a meltdown, or a birthday boy who has had lots of sugar and excitement and is now a bit overtired and overwhelmed? He stops crying and sees if she's still paying attention, I'm not 100% sure a child in an autistic meltdown can switch it on and off like that?
He's barely David DickinsonDo NOT compare Josh to David Attenborough, such an insult!!