A bit of a rant really.
This is the second year that dp (a teacher) hasn't been allowed to have a couple of hours off so that he can see ds performing in his christmas show.
many teachers would say that the thing that makes the difference with children is parental support at school. It makes me so cross that dp who spends his time supporting and teaching other children, isn't allowed to support his own child once a year. DS is very sad he can't make it this year - he has a speaking part.
Are you allowed time off? Is it pretty much the norm that all teachers miss this sort of thing in their childrens'lives?
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Teachers - are you allowed time off to see your childrens' christmas shows?
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puddle · 12/12/2006 16:42
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