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next door becoming a playground for non school goers

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TryingToBeMorePositive · 19/09/2018 16:14

I know I will be told to get my nose out of other people's business and what not but thought I will ask anyway and take the abuse.
I have some neighbours who are eastern european ( I am only pointing this out as non of them speak very good English so I have struggled to talk to them already). They originally moved in as one man, two women and young teenager boy before summer. He did not attend school. Now the new term has started he is still not attending school. Now 2 or 3 women have moved in or spend a long time round at the house and there are more younger boys in the house, I have seen a total of 3 together. There could be more. Now none of these children are going to school. They do not seem to be home educated as the majority of these people spend their time outside so we can see what they are up to, 4ft fences.
I have googled and not come up with an answer on whether I can report the children for not being in education. But I am also unsure whether I should just ignore the situation as it's non of my business. Feel free to tell me and then I can reassure myself to do so. But then do we have an obligation to report this? WWYD

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StacksOfBoxes · 24/09/2018 13:26

Base camp, you speak perfect sense, and you speak it very eloquently.

Feelings · 24/09/2018 13:35

Who said I went to one? Now that does show how ignorant you are conservativeuterus I'm done talking to you.

conservativeuterus · 24/09/2018 18:10

Good

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