Susie said Milo was missing 2 weeks of school, which should mean he is back in the classroom on Monday.... Jet-Lagged AF. The poor boy won’t be in any state to learn a thing!
Rugby cakes?Yes I remember the Twitter @rugbycakes days. Cringe
That used to be her twitter handle.Rugby cakes?
Presumably you weren’t deliberately hunting ‘celebrity’ notches for your bedpost, though?Who did she sleep with? Just curious. Not judging because I was up for that kind of fun in my early 20s.
Indeed; the establishments I frequented were probably too normal for slebs and sportsmen to be inPresumably you weren’t deliberately hunting ‘celebrity’ notches for your bedpost, though?
Ensuring rugby stars knew she was feminine and attractive yet... into rugby? I mean it workedWhat does that even mean?
no way that kid is back in school tomorrow. I honestly cannot believe her attitude to his education. Mind blowing arrogance.Susie said Milo was missing 2 weeks of school, which should mean he is back in the classroom on Monday.... Jet-Lagged AF. The poor boy won’t be in any state to learn a thing!
They’re still in Arizona and Greg is about to run a half marathon, so they’re not even going to be in the country in time for school tomorrow, surely?no way that kid is back in school tomorrow. I honestly cannot believe her attitude to his education. Mind blowing arrogance.
She seems to miss the fact that it will eventually have an impact on his friendships as well as his education. Also, as someone said previously, private schools still have attendance expectations- I don't think she's going to find that as free and easy as she may be expecting. If she wanted this style of education for Milo, she should have looked into homeschooling him or found an alternative school which would approach schooling differently.They’re still in Arizona and Greg is about to run a half marathon, so they’re not even going to be in the country in time for school tomorrow, surely?
I have no issue with many things they do, but I can’t help but feel they’re letting Milo down massively by keeping him in school but then taking him out for chunks of time.
she also misses the point that it WILL have an impact on the rest of the class when he has to be caught up upon his return.She seems to miss the fact that it will eventually have an impact on his friendships as well as his education. Also, as someone said previously, private schools still have attendance expectations- I don't think she's going to find that as free and easy as she may be expecting. If she wanted this style of education for Milo, she should have looked into homeschooling him or found an alternative school which would approach schooling differently.
She seems to think the first year is an extension of nursery, when in reality the kids learn so much in the first year. Mine both went from non-readers and writers to being able to read books and write full sentences - I remember being amazed at the transformation.she also misses the point that it WILL have an impact on the rest of the class when he has to be caught up upon his return.