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Quick poll - School or no school today?

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Fllightthebluetouchpaper · 11/11/2008 07:29

Sorry am not good at this!

Ds (yr1) has had cold for a few days, had day off on Fri as had slight temp as well.

Went back yesterday, I got strung up for keeping him off on Fri, as he has just started school and needs continuity (fine but sick child with temp= home imo!)

He cried a lot at start of school yesterday but soon settled (i am told)

last night he started with bad cough, has a lot of catarrh and was nearly sick in bed a couple of times because of this (not tummy bug - coughing always makes him a bit sick)

This morning he is Ok but still very bunged up, I know there's a risk he'd be sick at school, but he managed not to last night so I just don't know.

To top it all I now have his cold and was up all night with ds2 who has it too! I don't particularly want to go out!

Give me a kick someone

School or no school?

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gagarin · 11/11/2008 07:31

school - always school!

The catarrh can last weeks and what wil you do then?!

Fllightthebluetouchpaper · 11/11/2008 07:33

home educate?

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Tortington · 11/11/2008 07:36

i alwasy send mine to school, if school are not happy they can ring me up

that saves the moaning fuckers having a go

Fllightthebluetouchpaper · 11/11/2008 07:39

That's true custy

ta all

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milou2 · 11/11/2008 08:11

Day off!

Nothing like sending in an child who is fully recovered after a cosy day of home care on the sofa

Why do teachers like ill children in their classrooms so much? ? I'm all for quarantine and convalescence, old fashioned concepts which reduce the spread of disease.

I wish I could make sure teachers and heads had proper time off to be ill in peace too.

youmaynotlikethis · 11/11/2008 08:15

stay at home imo

beeper · 11/11/2008 13:38

Milou2...agreed.

What is it about the british that think its a sign of how strong you are to go into work desperatly ill. It just prolongs the whole thing and gives it to everyone else.

Homeschool

Fllightthebluetouchpaper · 11/11/2008 14:55

Thanks....well, he was fine and raring to go by 8, so he went. Sadly I have been at death's door all day on the sofa, so my mother is collecting him.

Oh the irony

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