Susie Verrill

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Just read about the small folk.
So so so sad. :(
And the way the mother writes is just so beautiful and gut wrenchingly moving. She hadn’t even done anything irresponsible, the ball was above the recommended size but awful accidents can happen. With all the will in the world to protect children there are freak tragedies every day. But Susie just watched and filmed, beggars belief!
 
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I wonder what her smart a answer would be if someone got their child to copy Milo’s sponge eating as they thought it was funny and wanted to film their child doing the same and it had tragic consequences?
 
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And the way the mother writes is just so beautiful and gut wrenchingly moving. She hadn’t even done anything irresponsible, the ball was above the recommended size but awful accidents can happen. With all the will in the world to protect children there are freak tragedies every day. But Susie just watched and filmed, beggars belief!
Absolutely awful. A genuine "freak accident "
I can't stop thinking about it - hoping sharing her story will have helped raise awareness on choking hazards xx
 
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I once choked. I was 17 and on a school trip. A biscuit got lodged in my throat. One of the scariest moments of my life and people actually don’t realise you are choking as fast as you want them to. The panic that rose through me as I realised I couldn’t breathe. Luckily someone beat my back so hard it managed to dislodge followed by projectile vomiting. Ever since (11 years) I’ve been quite hyper on choking as a nanny etc through my life. It’s so careless. She’s a joke.
 
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I once choked. I was 17 and on a school trip. A biscuit got lodged in my throat. One of the scariest moments of my life and people actually don’t realise you are choking as fast as you want them to. The panic that rose through me as I realised I couldn’t breathe. Luckily someone beat my back so hard it managed to dislodge followed by projectile vomiting. Ever since (11 years) I’ve been quite hyper on choking as a nanny etc through my life. It’s so careless. She’s a joke.
That sounds so scary! I’ve been on the other side, I was at cafe with my step mum and she started choking. It took me a minute to realise what was happening. It was horrible xx
 
So Susie doesn’t do formal schooling when she takes her children away during term time. She also doesn’t do homeschooling, as per today’s post about ignoring school emails. What sort of schooling does she actually like?!
 
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So Susie doesn’t do formal schooling when she takes her children away during term time. She also doesn’t do homeschooling, as per today’s post about ignoring school emails. What sort of schooling does she actually like?!
Her post really annoyed me - neither of them work so of course they can let their kids roam wild all day. And ignoring the school emails just seems so arrogant and irresponsible. Bet the teachers hate them.
 
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I’m so confused by that post, does she think it makes her sound like a cool mum that she ignores the school’s emails?!
 
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Susie's post.

"Rexy & Milo do NOT have to abide by any educational rules whatsoever.
Anything that could darken my little wild boys (& their ten thousand pairs of funky leggings!) days is just not allowed.
We go with the flow, don't you know?!
They must be allowed to fall into stinging nettles in the vast fields and woodlands by our house, torment our fancy chickens, make boring cookery videos with their daddy and wear brand new pyjamas every night.
I don't care if some of you are single mum's in flats, because we are better than you all anyway- perhaps you could just look out the window instead? And wear the 1 of 3 pairs of pyjamas they currently fit in inside out some days?!"
 
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Has she actually just posted that ad post straight after her one bragging about how they have no structure and aren’t doing any learning?
 
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She said their wedding should be in 6 months, so October time then. Too early for half term so I expect she is planning on taking Milo out of school again for this. Poor poppet, it’s likely they won’t go back until September and then could possibly be yanked out of school again by October.
 
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She said their wedding should be in 6 months, so October time then. Too early for half term so I expect she is planning on taking Milo out of school again for this. Poor poppet, it’s likely they won’t go back until September and then could possibly be yanked out of school again by October.
I can't imagine Milo being too popular at school with the fellow kids or teachers. I doubt he's missing it all too much.
He'll come home from AZ and tell everyone pretentious stories about edgy burger bars and sun glazed deserts and totally not mainstream museums.
That's real learning!!!!
 
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Has she actually just posted that ad post straight after her one bragging about how they have no structure and aren’t doing any learning?
duck the teachers preparing resources, here’s an educational website I’m pretending to use because I’ve been paid to.”
 
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It actually feels like satire tonight. Bragging about how non-conformist they are in ‘ignoring the school’s emails’ then advertising a coding app by BT with a sweet little photo of home bleeping learning! Oh I forgot - she doesn’t mind buying into education when she’s getting paid for it, does she. She must be taking the piss at this point, surely?!
 
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duck the teachers preparing resources, here’s an educational website I’m pretending to use because I’ve been paid to.”
Honestly I think this is the final straw for me in following her. I’m a teacher and although it’s not ideal we are working our asses off to try and provide something that parents might find useful at home. We’ve made it clear it’s not compulsory and everyone has to do what’s best for their own families at the moment but her blatant rudeness is a joke. I doubt it’s hard for M’s teacher to find and see what she’s posting too.
 
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Honestly I think this is the final straw for me in following her. I’m a teacher and although it’s not ideal we are working our asses off to try and provide something that parents might find useful at home. We’ve made it clear it’s not compulsory and everyone has to do what’s best for their own families at the moment but her blatant rudeness is a joke. I doubt it’s hard for M’s teacher to find and see what she’s posting too.
She’s so arrogant about our education system that she probably never stops to think that Milo’s teacher is an actual person with feelings and a life and not some robot set to destroy her precious boy’s “wildness and imagination”. I feel very sorry for whoever it is as they definitely don’t deserve her patronising disdain.
 
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duck the teachers preparing resources, here’s an educational website I’m pretending to use because I’ve been paid to.”
Yep you've hit the nail on the head with this one. How awful that she openly admits to ignoring emails from the school when they're probably doing their best not only to set work but make children (particularly in reception like Milo!) feel connected to school. And then to have the cheek to include an #ad for home learning!
 
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