Guilt Free Railing 12

[WouldBeGood]

The railing goes on

That’s a great phrase @mapleleavesreturn

It's frustrating for staff too. Last year I felt I couldn't leave a child as they hurt everyone around them including staff.

I taught the other children to hold up their hand and say "Stop" really firmly. It seemed to stop the child in their tracks at being told off by their peers.

I'd email the school office or phone the school and the teacher should hopefully be able to have a chat.

I've just posted my antibody test. Soooo sooo tired today.

So it seems the wee boy does have a diagnosis he's a p2 and doesn't have a one to one. I think it's really poor that he isn't being supported appropriately. He's now in his second year of the school with similar issues last year and no proper support in place.

I've seen that so many times - I bet it's really hard for staff too as often they're the face of things they are struggling to change.

Every incident reported will help to get more put in place, it's crazy that children have to get hurt for this to happen but I'm utterly unsurprised.

I'll have a chat with ds later and try to explain that he should still be kind but the little boy needs some help to play nicely so to ask an adult for help or if there's no adult around to move away. And if the boy hurts him or one of his friends he's to tell the teacher straight away.
I heard that he badly hurt a little girl ds is friends with and it's really upset me, the poor soul - I hope she's not frightened to go in now.

That sounds a good approach - I do think that the trouble in p1 certainly set the tone for some of the later problems.

Looking for some advice…

I absolutely hate the masks. I get panicky and anxious having to wear them etc
I have got by this past year by pretty much not going anywhere apart from a quick dash round the supermarket. Or a quick run into post office at a quiet time of day type thing.

My problem is that I have a couple of important things coming up (nothing fun/social) which I can’t get out of which would require me wearing a masks for 2+ hours which I just cannot do.

So my question is would I be unreasonable to obtain a lanyard to say I’m exempt. I would just use it in situations that I can’t avoid and are for longer periods.
I feel guilty even considering it but I just don’t know what else to do

Or any other suggestions would be welcome?

Sorry to hear your son is having a hard time should. I hope you can get it sorted

I’d say absolutely get a lanyard @runningpink you can’t stop doing things you enjoy or need to do.

I feel the same as you @runningpink. I read the exemption rules and I am exempt, you will be too

Scottish mask exemptions

You can also apply for a downloadable exemption card on that site

How do we get the vaccination status on our phones?

I think that’s supposed to start today, @listentomydeclaration?

I’ll have a look

Record and QR code on phone

And typically its already unable to load! Brilliant system definitely worth that what 600k........🙄

Definitely get a lanyard Runningpink. I look forward to the day the pressure mounts and they scrap them altogether as I really think they are pointless but meantime get a lanyard - I've no doubt they'll be available on Amazon and Ebay. No questions asked.

I'm fuming about vaccine passports, really why should anyone know about my medical status. I'm double vaccinated but that's beside the point.

I find the sunflower lanyard useful, I'm always glad to see them to know someone might be finding it hard. My mum has got them.

Of course, they're not dickhead proof but nothing is!

So I'm wondering why on earth its taken 600k and over 6 weeks to put QR codes on a letter???!!!

There is no app, you just download the same letter to your phone....... Well done SG slow hand clap on yet again a waste of money when you could have just asked to be part of the original rUK app system....

@runningpink I'm broadly supportive of masks - for those able to wear them - but I would have no objection to you wearing a lanyard.

Few reasons- firstly I don't think masks are making much difference with the delta variant otherwise numbers would be a lot lower than they are, and secondly and related unless the masks are the proper ones and changed frequently I believe they are sod all use.

In England they are no longer required- I still wore mine in the supermarket,but more as a magic talisman rather than expecting it to do anything in particular.

The only thing that is fairly clear is that cloth masks reduce speech intelligibility so make it much harder for teachers to make themselves understood.

Don't say that on Twitter to US audiences though...

My issue with masks is that they make people shout to make themselves heard thus expelling a lot more aerosols .... still not recovered from the horrific school shoe buying experience.

Trying to buy new glasses - 3 ruddy pairs reading, sunglasses and distance- with a mask on proved "interesting ".

running I see plenty of people with no mask, and no lanyard either. I might give them a wider berth, but apart from that, it doesn't impact on me. When we were in England on holiday recently, I sometimes just forgot to put mine on until I realised other people were wearing them. Nobody said anything, and if they gave me a funny look, I was oblivious.
Don't overthink it. Don't let it control what you do and don't do.

I downloaded the QR code this morning for me.

Railing about this stomach bug. I managed a small dinner last night and thought I was ok so had a small breakfast and lunch today. I'm not ok, still have an upset stomach.
How long do I leave this before calling the doctor? Is there anything they can do anyway except tell me to drink plenty of fluids?

That's shit @shouldistop, hasn't it been going on for about a week now?

Started feeling under the weather on Monday I think but the S&D started on Tuesday.
On the plus side ive lost 5 lbs and kept it off all week 🤣