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FluffyMummy123 · 28/07/2007 09:42

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HedTwig · 28/07/2007 09:44

me Twig

DD starting pre-school 2.5 hours a day on 11th September ..she will be 3.4 .. I will be starting my campaign for them to take her full time in Nursery on 12th Sept

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Sparkletastic · 28/07/2007 09:44

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dd1 will be 4.5

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FluffyMummy123 · 28/07/2007 09:44

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FluffyMummy123 · 28/07/2007 09:45

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HedTwig · 28/07/2007 09:45

it is REAL school .. it is pre-school .. they have 10 full-time places .. I want one .. she's ready

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haychee · 28/07/2007 09:47

dd2 starts reception class this september! Hoorah! Both dc will out of my hair everyday! Cant wait!

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jaynehater · 28/07/2007 09:48

lol cod - ditto here

youngest dd is five and starts in two weeks.

Sob, immediately followed by long hours of active work avoidance, inappropriate snacking, and rediscovering art of going to loo in silence.....

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fawkeoff · 28/07/2007 09:48

me fawkeoff

dd will be 4.9

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harpsichordcarrier · 28/07/2007 09:50

dd1 starts in January, I have deferred her (she is just four) so I would like to hear your stories
pls no-one tell me I have lumbered her with a life long disadvantage by deferring her for a term because I got that from FIL yesterday

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VeniVidiVickiQV · 28/07/2007 09:53

I deferred DS1's school nursery place to January, Harpsi. For all sorts of reasons that would exasperate Cod

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haychee · 28/07/2007 09:53

Both of my 2 dds where ready for school long before they could actually start legally! I could never even contemplate a defer, just was not an option for my dc.

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FluffyMummy123 · 28/07/2007 09:53

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VeniVidiVickiQV · 28/07/2007 09:55

I think deferring a term's like weaning, really.

Same terminology used.

God, I'm just going round MN annoying people this morning. Must get ready to go out!

HM

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harpsichordcarrier · 28/07/2007 09:55

yes I think dd1 will benefit from staying at preschool for a bit longer.
apart from anything, dd1 still sleeps in the afternoon

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FluffyMummy123 · 28/07/2007 09:57

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hermykne · 28/07/2007 09:57

my firstborn , dd she ll be 5 in october.
shes playing dress up in her uniform

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FluffyMummy123 · 28/07/2007 09:57

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Triwizardcupcakes · 28/07/2007 09:59

me cupcakes
dd1 who will be 4 and a half. Two half days, one with lunch to start her off then full time from 10th September.
No lounging on sofa for me as dd2 now 7 months. Will be lounging in her naps.

It's just such a fantastic relief to not have to drag dd1 and dd2 up to school when I take ds and then back out again when dd1 goes to nursery at 12.30 then again at 3 and then sometimes again at 4 when ds had a club.

ds is now going to juniors which is at a different site. I would have liked him and dd1 to have spent some time together at the same school.

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hermykne · 28/07/2007 09:59

she wore it to the swimming pool the other day as she wouldnt take it off!!
looked hilarious, she thought she was fabulous

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brimfull · 28/07/2007 10:01

me ggirl

ds will be 5 in 2nd week of school

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Triwizardcupcakes · 28/07/2007 10:01

still waiting for m&S delivery for dd's uniform. Although it's practically the same as what she wore for nursery so don't think she'll be too excited. She's still got the same cardigan she's been wearing all year.

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jaynehater · 28/07/2007 10:01

dd2 is taking the opportunity to point at everything she's ever wanted in the shops and say "Can I have that for school". Up to and including moonsand and butterkist

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Triwizardcupcakes · 28/07/2007 10:04

dd wants a new lunchbox. Probably Disney princesses. I bought her a gorgeous one from Gap ages ago in preparation but have just realised it's mahoosive and won't fit on the classroom shelves.

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brimfull · 28/07/2007 10:05

I'm excited about ironing on ds' name on all his uniform
He loves his uniform, looks so cute.could eat him

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