BBC NEWS | England | Merseyside | Mother’s truancy conviction wrong
“Every lesson counts for pupils during their education and the law says it is the responsibility of parents to ensure they attend,” a spokesman said.
So they will be offering catch up days to anyone who ends up with a substitute teacher, or gets sent home because of a heating problem, or where the school is closed due to sickness throughout the school?
They don’t half talk a load of rubbish these spokesppl.




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I have been trying to restrain myself on other people’s comment boxes since a pmt rambling fest I inflicted on many innocent bloggers last weekend..however…this bill…these prosecutors..what the hell is going on? They’ve all got tiny, tiny little minds and I think they should be forced into primal scream therapy or something that makes them totally fall apart so they can ‘see the light’. Lawd a Lawks…what is the world coming to?
*grins at elderfairy* 😉
“No affect”… It always make me smirk when the Beeb make elementary grammatical errors in an education story. And in a heading, too!