Apologies to those that do a tough job and work hard without moaning. Lecturers and even those in training dor a tough job...You know who you are

 

However

 

I have a few of them moaning all the time on my FB wall about pay and conditions...

 

And 3 of the fuckers are posting pics today in expensive ski-ing resorts

 

Now fair enough

 

But stop moaning that you're on the breadline...is it bred into them at PGCE that they must moan about their salaries?!

You don't forget the customer, they're sat in front of you everyday...

 

The assorted collection of anonymous faces you see a handful of times of year you mean? They're not the customer, they're usually another unneeded distraction on top of the already wobbling pile of distractions piled up by various authorities...

 

The childless don't get a rebate for not costing the treasury to school their offspring, quite the reverse in fact. 

 

 

The childless don't get a rebate for not costing the treasury to school their offspring, quite the reverse in fact. 

 

Nor do those who opt out of state schools.

So its the kid who chooses which school to go to, which is the most suitable environment, and the one who pays for it all

 

Fuck me, I didnt realise.

 

They dont care a cunt about the kids when it comes to striking, they show their true colours when that happens. Its a job to them, anything else is romantic bollocks falling at least 4th or 5th in the 'list of reasons why I took up teaching'

 

And if this fucking fly keeps buzzing round my fucking head its getting a pint of maitai launched at it.

If you think a one day strike is detrimental to the education of children, then I don't suggest you visit school during the two weeks before the 'big' holidays...

 

There is absolutely fuck all teaching going on.

 

May Tai? That sounds like sommat one of the 'Sex and the City' girls would order...

 

My mate mrs is a primary school teacher.

 

She didnt know Wales was a separate country to England but has massive tits.

If you think a one day strike is detrimental to the education of children, then I don't suggest you visit school during the two weeks before the 'big' holidays...

 

There is absolutely fuck all teaching going on.

 

May Tai? That sounds like sommat one of the 'Sex and the City' girls would order...

 

 

Haaaaannnnnggg on...... are you intimating teachers think it acceptable for 2 weeks of no learning and it's not detrimental?

 

 

My mate mrs is a primary school teacher.

 

She didnt know Wales was a separate country to England but has massive tits.

 

Obviously wasted at a primary school!

Brilliant

 

youri...these maitais...they only taste nice if you hold your little finger out whilst drinking them.

Haaaaannnnnggg on...... are you intimating teachers think it acceptable for 2 weeks of no learning and it's not detrimental?

 

 

No, I found it pretty far from acceptable...

 

But it was accepted by most.

 

I found it the most boring and tedious two weeks of the school year, I used to dread going in those two weeks, the only time I actively dreaded going in.

 

Shapeless, formless, pointless...

 

I was making the point the odd day off, whether due to sickness, funeral of a relative, strike day etc. doesn't mean much in the grand scheme of things...

Edited March 17, 201412 yr by Youri McAnespie

Brilliant

 

youri...these maitais...they only taste nice if you hold your little finger out whilst drinking them.

 

I'm in and around town this afternoon, I'll probably need a drink after, so I might try and swerve the plastic paddies and order one of these Maitais, I'll probably pop in The Little John or The Griffin and try one there. 

Its the principle of it.

 

"Don't get your own way...stamp your feet"...you can tell the majority have seen fuck all but school since they were 4. Great example.

 

The big shower of cunts.

I'm in and around town this afternoon, I'll probably need a drink after, so I might try and swerve the plastic paddies and order one of these Maitais, I'll probably pop in The Little John or The Griffin and try one there.

 

Balmoral does them. 3 for a tenner.

 

yed does cocktails...lager and lime, guiness and black, half mild half bitter...its world famous.

Where's this extra week of holiday's been conjured up from for next year? Got a letter home and we have to choose which term we should have the extra week in. There's no tick box for none off the above funnily enough.

So its the kid who chooses which school to go to, which is the most suitable environment, and the one who pays for it all

 

Fuck me, I didnt realise.

 

They dont care a cunt about the kids when it comes to striking, they show their true colours when that happens. Its a job to them, anything else is romantic bollocks falling at least 4th or 5th in the 'list of reasons why I took up teaching'

 

And if this fucking fly keeps buzzing round my fucking head its getting a pint of maitai launched at it.

 

 

Don't forget

 

It's a vocation

They dont care a cunt about the kids when it comes to striking, they show their true colours when that happens. Its a job to them, anything else is romantic bollocks falling at least 4th or 5th in the 'list of reasons why I took up teaching'

 

 

 

Bit harsh.  Some of them go into the profession so that they can 'make a difference'.

Don't forget

 

It's a vocation

 

More like a vacation.

Its the principle of it.

 

"Don't get your own way...stamp your feet"...you can tell the majority have seen fuck all but school since they were 4. Great example.

 

The big shower of cunts.

 

I have to concur on this, that the hissy-fittier ones I personally encountered were the ones who'd not experienced much of the wider world (and by this I don't mean taking a gap year to 'do' India and Thailand). The ones who'd gone in later, or the ones who'd set out from day one to teach (not the 'Erm, what should I do now I'm about to graduate? Shit! I'd better do teacher-training") tend to either piss and moan but ultimately accept it and get on with it - either that or think 'fuck this for a game of soldiers' and walk away...

Edited March 17, 201412 yr by Youri McAnespie

Just managed to find an example of why some people shouldn't teach..

 

young lass that's complaining (pre course) about having to do 10 experience days and a personal statement...

Where's this extra week of holiday's been conjured up from for next year? Got a letter home and we have to choose which term we should have the extra week in. There's no tick box for none off the above funnily enough.

 

52 weeks plus 1 day (or 2 in leap years).

So every 5 or 6 years there is an extra week.

Do other workplaces benefit from this?

Do other workplaces benefit from this?

Only those that already get 16 weeks off every year.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/education/educationnews/10718868/English-taught-as-a-foreign-language-at-a-school-in-Leeds.html

 

deary me...

 

Gunner_Bill • 20 minutes ago

School should be closed, pupils & families deported.

 

That comment honestly doesn't sound unreasonable to me, Normal folk must be getting to the end of their tether if this isn't a one off.

 

Is it so un PC to say you should have a good command of the language of the country you live in? When these kids leave, what the fuck are they going to do for a job?

 

 

That comment honestly doesn't sound unreasonable to me, Normal folk must be getting to the end of their tether if this isn't a one off.

 

Is it so un PC to say you should have a good command of the language of the country you live in? When these kids leave, what the fuck are they going to do for a job?

Kids want to learn and want to be British. It's the 1st generation parents that hold them back.

 

By the time they're to 3rd generation they're as British as you and me.

 

The kids don't choose to come here but it's down to the school to try and educate them. but as you say it's not great that they have to resort to this.

 

 

That comment honestly doesn't sound unreasonable to me, Normal folk must be getting to the end of their tether if this isn't a one off.

 

Is it so un PC to say you should have a good command of the language of the country you live in? When these kids leave, what the fuck are they going to do for a job?

Kids want to learn and want to be British. It's the 1st generation parents that hold them back.

 

By the time they're to 3rd generation they're as British as you and me.

 

The kids don't choose to come here but it's down to the school to try and educate them. but as you say it's not great that they have to resort to this.

Presume the spelling and grammar errors in that report have been included on purpose.

 

Not as bad as the BN though. What will the english standard of reporters be in another 10 yrs?