Home schooling

[Daniel cain 50,949]

my oldest lad is currently working towards and sitting 4 GCSEs in the unit he goes too,he starts a  college course next September,doing plastering,so he knows what he wants to do,he wants to graft and earn coin...

[gnipper 7,136]

9 minutes ago, Daniel cain said:

my oldest lad is currently working towards and sitting 4 GCSEs in the unit he goes too,he starts a  college course next September,doing plastering,so he knows what he wants to do,he wants to graft and earn coin...

Good luck to him.

 Schools couldn't handle me so while my mates were doing their gcse exams I was fishing every day, they were supposed to find me something but never did. I started keepering when i was 15 then did a bit of plastering too until my current job 25 year ago and not having any qualifications has never affected my life.

[WataWalloper 5,306]

Way I see schools these days is like getting every animal in an zoo into a room and trying to teach them all to fly like a bird haha it just don’t work for them all 

[waltjnr 8,662]

35 minutes ago, Halfhound said:

Your WILFs uncle

His feisty! If he can't beat them playing football,he lets he's fists talk ,me bro will be getting lots of VO,'s

[Bendigo 2,351]

1 hour ago, waltjnr said:

My bros son ,just gone up to secondary school ,all boys , strict,first few months,countless susspensions ,beat up a wop for insulting his mum ,wop called plod ,paki giving him grieve threw him and his bike in a river,cunnnt called police,recent one he rammed beef hula hoops down a mussies throat doing Ramadan ,a cracking lad ,only 12,gives me hope 

Big Joe raki grabbed my lad in PE round his neck from behind and started trying to choke him, so my lad dropped his shoulder and thrown him.....then wrapped a badminton racket round his head. It was all on CCTV and cool as fck. My lad got suspended. As a one off we could live with it...but he shouldn't have to be doing that every day.

We have made the decision, he ain't going to school after Easter holidays. Already lined up an ex teacher friend to do a couple hours a week maths and someone to teach him Spanish. His brother does AI and software development so he will help with that side of it. I'll even book him on pest control courses, as long as he's working towards loads of different qualifications then it seems like a no brainer 

[Gypsydog94 4,833]

Wouldn’t blame you for taking him out of school my Mrs qualified as a teacher 4 years ago and is about ready to jack it in. The state of the education is a disaster and has only been worse since labour has got in. Under funded under staffed and pandering to certain children is having a knock on effect to the other children in class 

[mC HULL 18,461]

6 hours ago, Bendigo said:

Not sure. 

He's always enjoyed school up until this year. He gave a couple of scroats a good kicking and he's just got himself into a position where every day some older brother or group wants to have a pop. He just can't be bothered anymore. His mates from the first year have all just gone super chav.... dressing in black tracksuits with balaclavas and thinking they are gangster.

Mixed with with the constant left wing preaching and soft teachers. I just can't see the benefit of years more of this. 

He's at cadets, starting boxing again and has plenty friends outside of school. He could change schools to the one most of his mates go to but the reason he didn't go there originally is it's now over 50% Asian. 

So we are looking at all options 

I wouldn't personally mate most kids i see home schooled struggle socially and there always nob heads to deal with let the lad work it out it'll stand him in good stead 

[Bendigo 2,351]

6 hours ago, mC HULL said:

I wouldn't personally mate most kids i see home schooled struggle socially and there always nob heads to deal with let the lad work it out it'll stand him in good stead 

Yes I get that. We would only do it if he's fully involved with friends and social groups elsewhere 

[mC HULL 18,461]

1 hour ago, Bendigo said:

Yes I get that. We would only do it if he's fully involved with friends and social groups elsewhere 

Hes older anyway  so.has that mate thats a bonus i think but again this is just me your teaching him he can quit when it gets a bit rough for.him and he will.get issues all.threw life college work have the same issues 

[waltjnr 8,662]

11 hours ago, waltjnr said:

My bros son ,just gone up to secondary school ,all boys , strict,first few months,countless susspensions ,beat up a wop for insulting his mum ,wop called plod ,paki giving him grieve threw him and his bike in a river,cunnnt called police,recent one he rammed beef hula hoops down a mussies throat doing Ramadan ,a cracking lad ,only 12,gives me hope 

Very eloquently spoken,and by looks you wouldn't think he'd be naughty,but just a malinois x bull in attitude, hopefully get in the forces