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This and an opportunity to make the money out of the carnage that could follow in Jan maybe....

Totally on his terms without doubt.

It’s funny you know when you say that it’s almost like we needed them beatings at those points. Imagine we’d have gotten a draw out of one of those games, didn’t refocus and we got turned over by Notts County in the SF - especially bearing in mind where they ended up too.

That was a mental day.

He sold us Brexit - he’s off to collect the personal rewards of it elsewhere.

When I saw him I couldn’t help but think of this.

Thank you - it’s certainly really helpful. I would definitely want her to have the vaccine, I’m not sure where she fits in the order of priority as it’s very adults focused from what we’ve seen so far. At the moment she is in the ‘vulnerable’ category - but not the clinically extremely...

Edmonton police station car crash: Man detained

Some people on social media claiming terrorism and bombs and all sorts. Just need to slow the fuck down and wait for some actual facts to emerge.

A question for the science bods - would this be classed as a ‘live’ vaccine? The reason I ask is that I might have mentioned my daughter is on immuno-suppressants and when we enquired about a flu vaccination for this winter, we were told she couldn’t have the ‘live’ version of it (the nasal...

What baffles me the most is that some of the most vociferous anti-vaxxers on Facebook have no hesitation in hoovering up 5 grams of cocaine from Big Dave up the road (that may or may not contain rat poison, chalk, baking powder and goodness knows what else) but they are up in arms about having a...

You only have to look at some of the bizarre decisions made about students on an individual level in an effort to ‘meet the criteria’ required for government measures. Just one example that I find really detrimental for some students is when we put students that have low literacy levels (due to...

League tables would be the principal contributor.

Smaller, focused assessments would make it easier for a subject like Maths where you could have an area focus (Number, Algebra or Geometry for example) rather than the 3 paper absolute lottery you get right now. To be honest - until there is definitive detail we are pissing in the wind and...

Yes - and this is why HMI/OFSTED have to be front and centre of the scrutiny process.

I have heard a rumour that these ‘assessments’ will be put together by the exam boards themselves and that the ones in England are doing the same behind closed doors.

They haven’t released the details but I am hoping these will be graduated assessments of some sorts covering specific aspects so they will account for loss of learning over the last 10 months.

Glad to see there is some sense left somewhere. Only a matter of time until England follows suit IMO.

Is everyone on drugs or something?

I need to add Flat Earthers to the mix here.