What's "childrens"?
Noimmi isn't much of an advert for British education is he? I wonder who he is going to balme for that.
Are polish pupils harming native british childrens education?
Noimmi isn't much of an advert for British education is he? I wonder who he is going to balme for that.
Noimmi isn't much of an advert for British education is he?
If he doesn't care about his own, then I wonder what's got into him to make him worry about the education of others.
zantetsuken69 3 | 23
3 Sep 2008 / #273
but guys, he's a *chuckle* Law Student.
A well educated man and a model citizen.
A well educated man and a model citizen.
With reference to the topic's title:
children's
(Uh, I see Sausage has beaten me to it, but lol, what the hell...,
I really must come here more often)
children's
(Uh, I see Sausage has beaten me to it, but lol, what the hell...,
I really must come here more often)
Foreign children going to school for the first time should already know the same amount of English as other kids the same age. Any parent that allows it to be any different should be ashamed of themselves.
Teachers are not their to teach children English from scratch and printing leaflets in all kinds of languages is just allowing a daft situation to continue.
Teachers are not their to teach children English from scratch and printing leaflets in all kinds of languages is just allowing a daft situation to continue.
Well I do actually agre with this. Teachers have had more and more regulation and paperwork dropped on them over the last 20 years and I can imagine the last thing they (and the other pupils) need is for children speaking virtually no English to be dumped in the class.
Then again, maybe the teachers should stop whingeing and get on with doing a full day's work. They do enjoy pretty long paid holidays every year.
It's very ironic that I used "their" rather than "there" in a post about teachers :-)
Note to self - must check what I've written more thoroughly before posting.
I do agree that teachers do get the long holidays etc, but I still think that they are there to teach children in English, rather than teaching English itself from scratch. They're allowing parents to opt out of their responsbilities otherwise and I do also think that it is a massive burden on a child to have to deal with all of this.
They should be running around grazing their knees and being children and not having to manage all this extra stuff.
Note to self - must check what I've written more thoroughly before posting.
I do agree that teachers do get the long holidays etc, but I still think that they are there to teach children in English, rather than teaching English itself from scratch. They're allowing parents to opt out of their responsbilities otherwise and I do also think that it is a massive burden on a child to have to deal with all of this.
They should be running around grazing their knees and being children and not having to manage all this extra stuff.
They're allowing parents to opt out of their responsbilities otherwise and I do also think that it is a massive burden on a child to have to deal with all of this.
They should be running around grazing their knees and being children and not having to manage all this extra stuff.
They should be running around grazing their knees and being children and not having to manage all this extra stuff.
Indeed. A lot of people here forget that it's rarely the child who chooses to come to England. In the end the experience will probeably be beneficial but there'll be so much stress on the way, being relegated to class thickie for most of their lives...
I see Mr Noimmigration seems to have deserted his topic for now. Quel dommage (considering his observed views he he is unlikely to understand this phrase, being of such limited an intelligence as indicated by his ravenous rantings on this forum thus far).
Pig ignorant stupidity and violent antagonism (as that displayed by Mr.NI) should always be opposed at every opportunity.
Przyprszam, I'm in an uncompromising mood tonight heh :D
Pig ignorant stupidity and violent antagonism (as that displayed by Mr.NI) should always be opposed at every opportunity.
Przyprszam, I'm in an uncompromising mood tonight heh :D
Rather have a bunch of Polish kids than Muslims.
My old Primary School looks more like the UN than Wales. At least Poles want to learn the local language and not try to ram their culture down our throats.
My old Primary School looks more like the UN than Wales. At least Poles want to learn the local language and not try to ram their culture down our throats.
How tolerant of you.
And what do you do to try and combat this ? Are you on the board of governors of the school or something ? Have you spoken to the principal there ? Have you contacted the local Muslim society to discuss your concerns ? Do you observe all the Christian religious festivals in a traditional way ? Have you spoken to the other local faith organisations to see how they interact with each other and the local Muslim population to promote integration ?
And what do you do to try and combat this ? Are you on the board of governors of the school or something ? Have you spoken to the principal there ? Have you contacted the local Muslim society to discuss your concerns ? Do you observe all the Christian religious festivals in a traditional way ? Have you spoken to the other local faith organisations to see how they interact with each other and the local Muslim population to promote integration ?