his twitter post this morning:
on the way to Cabinet… 9am start not v family-friendly… Thank good ness for grandparents…
So school isn’t family friendly, business isn’t family friendly, working in a shop isn’t family friendly, in fact, pretty much the whole working world isn’t family friendly.
Well, glad we’ve got that sorted then. Looking forward to hearing the government’s solution.
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chortle – wanders off sing pulp’s *common people*
Sorry nicked this and put it on facebook without a link, brained addled from too much computer use.
.-= Maire Stafford´s last blog ..A Letter to a Cyber Friend =-.
And got the wrong bit, duh, oh well makes him look even worse, must duck libel suit.
.-= Maire Stafford´s last blog ..A Letter to a Cyber Friend =-.
Presumably he thinks it’s not family friendly BECAUSE of school. I doubt he sees school as an unwelcome impingement on family life, like we do… 😉
.-= Ruth J´s last blog ..Why Home Education is different =-.
I note that he was also milking this on his way home at about 10.30pm – on Tuesdays the children are asleep when he leaves, and asleep when he gets home… Oh, it’s a hard life for Ed. (And it sounds like a DCSF Alert (possible parental negligence) to me!)
.-= Renegade Parent´s last blog .."Teachers need training to spot signs of mental illness" =-.
Oh, poor Ed. How hard his life must be….a 9 a.m. start. My heart bleeds 🙂
.-= kellyi´s last blog ..Baby Frogs!! =-.
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