Striking!

Striking!

by: Polly34 - 06-04-04 17:20

With the on-going current "striking"that's going on in Scotland right now.Wondered what Nursery Nurses in other parts of the U.K. are thinking????

Striking!

by: Polly34 - 06-04-04 17:20

With the on-going current "striking"that's going on in Scotland right now.Wondered what Nursery Nurses in other parts of the U.K. are thinking????

by: louisa56

Well, Polly, not a lot, it appears. Why am I not surprised? Strangely enough, it seems you aren't quite as important and famous as you'd like. As a parent of a 13-year-old special school pupil who has lost 28 days' fulltime statutory education through the voluntary strike action of your esteemed colleagues in Edinburgh, I can tell you that I think you are all about the lowest of the low for thinking that you can use severely handicapped children in the way you have. Absolutely shameful. I'd like to see you trying to explain to a severely learning-disabled adolescent boy why he won't be going back to school tomorrow. He is an innocent in every way who doesn't deserve the pain you have caused him. I think you stink.

Striking! - 18-04-04 21:29

by: louisa56

Well, Polly, not a lot, it appears. Why am I not surprised? Strangely enough, it seems you aren't quite as important and famous as you'd like. As a parent of a 13-year-old special school pupil who has lost 28 days' fulltime statutory education through the voluntary strike action of your esteemed colleagues in Edinburgh, I can tell you that I think you are all about the lowest of the low for thinking that you can use severely handicapped children in the way you have. Absolutely shameful. I'd like to see you trying to explain to a severely learning-disabled adolescent boy why he won't be going back to school tomorrow. He is an innocent in every way who doesn't deserve the pain you have caused him. I think you stink.

Striking! - 18-04-04 21:30

by: louisa56

Well, Polly, not a lot, it appears. Why am I not surprised? Strangely enough, it seems you aren't quite as important and famous as you'd like. As a parent of a 13-year-old special school pupil who has lost 28 days' fulltime statutory education through the voluntary strike action of your esteemed colleagues in Edinburgh, I can tell you that I think you are all about the lowest of the low for thinking that you can use severely handicapped children in the way you have. Absolutely shameful. I'd like to see you trying to explain to a severely learning-disabled adolescent boy why he won't be going back to school tomorrow. He is an innocent in every way who doesn't deserve the pain you have caused him. I think you stink.

Striking! - 18-04-04 21:30

by: louisa56

Well, Polly, not a lot, it appears. Why am I not surprised? Strangely enough, it seems you aren't quite as important and famous as you'd like. As a parent of a 13-year-old special school pupil who has lost 28 days' fulltime statutory education through the voluntary strike action of your esteemed colleagues in Edinburgh, I can tell you that I think you are all about the lowest of the low for thinking that you can use severely handicapped children in the way you have. Absolutely shameful. I'd like to see you trying to explain to a severely learning-disabled adolescent boy why he won't be going back to school tomorrow. He is an innocent in every way who doesn't deserve the pain you have caused him. I loathe you all and look forward to a staffing review that will remove you all from special schools.