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To not go on the residential?

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Youthiswastedontheyoung · 11/09/2024 23:22

I've just started a new p/t teaching role. Towards the end of the academic year the whole year group go on a residential which is about 3.5 hours away, for a full school week.
I have a just-turned 4 yo and other academic commitments outside of school.
AIBU to say I can't attend the residential?
As an aside, my mum (love her) thought teachers got paid for any additional hours regarding this. She was surprised to learn I'd just be getting my standard pay!

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cantkeepawayforever · 19/09/2024 18:26

I know of part time staff who attend shorter residentials (on their actual working days) but not the week long ones.

Ditto. That’s a fair expectation. Saying that staff who normally work and get paid for 2 days should attend a residential 5 days because those who are paid for all 5 days do is …. provocative.

BruFord · 19/09/2024 21:30

Santina · 19/09/2024 14:43

@BruFord not where I used to work. Why should someone working full time still have to give up their time for nothing but someone working part time doesn't 🤔

@Santina I presume that you mean that full-time staff still have to be there in the evenings when they'd typically be off. That's standard in most professions when you're travelling for work.

FrippEnos · 19/09/2024 22:35

BruFord · 19/09/2024 21:30

@Santina I presume that you mean that full-time staff still have to be there in the evenings when they'd typically be off. That's standard in most professions when you're travelling for work.

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