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to be irritated by tiny children in a classroom at 6:45 am

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PeterAndreForPM · 17/02/2011 07:09

....just so they can be on GMTV for 30 seconds with the fragrant Dr Hilary

what time must they have been dragged out of bed ?

Do we really beieve that classes are being taught at 6;45 am ?

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Violethill · 17/02/2011 07:18

No , I don't think anyone believes classes are being taught at 6.45 am.
Perhaps the children were happy and excited to be on tv and its a memory that will stay with them? Not eveyones cup of tea, but its not going to do them any harm is it?

Ismene · 17/02/2011 14:54

I wish someone would put my tiny child in a classroom at 6.45am - she is absolutely buzzing at that time in the morning. 2pm is another matter.

noodle69 · 17/02/2011 15:22

I am at work by that time with my daughter every morning and she is only3. She is bouncing of the walls at that time. Kids have endless energy!

Mists · 17/02/2011 15:35

I wonder if I could hire my DS out in this way. He is often to found getting up at 3 a.m then going to pre-school and continuing throughout the day until nine or ten at night Hmm

He must be a natural for television and / or film.

GeekCool · 17/02/2011 15:37

I was one of those kids once. :o Back when 'smart cards' were first introduced in schools for lunch times.
I was sat in the canteen, surrounded by lunch type food, at 7.30am, with a bright red face hahaha

ssd · 17/02/2011 15:39

noodle, that sounds nice, taking your dd to work

can I ask what you do?

noodle69 · 17/02/2011 15:54

I work in a nursery and I have to open up at 7. Kids definitely still have energy even at silly times in the morning, I usually havent though for an hour or so later!

GabbyLoggon · 17/02/2011 16:12

peterandre

well its worth a mench.

some go for brekky at 7.45 in my neck of the woods.

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