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If I were as stupid as this parent quite clearly is, I am damn sure I wouldn't go public with it, thus bring myself and my child into the glare of publicity.
The school quite rightly has a policy that forbids children smoking or "vaping"
on school premises. Did she really think that she should send her child to school with an e cigarette ?
Daft woman.
The school quite rightly has a policy that forbids children smoking or "vaping"
on school premises. Did she really think that she should send her child to school with an e cigarette ?
Daft woman.
There is a poll at the end of the link which has heading for 90% support for the school's policy.
As long as there have been schools - and parents - there will be conflicts where the parent sees an issue only from his or her child's point of view, and the school see it from every child's point of view, and the two are rarely compatible.
As long as there have been schools - and parents - there will be conflicts where the parent sees an issue only from his or her child's point of view, and the school see it from every child's point of view, and the two are rarely compatible.
He looks quite sensible to me. A pity they had to go public with this but I do think a compromise could have been found like a 'vaping' room at school. The lad is trying to quit and should be given encouragement,I bet he's not the only one at school having a ciggie behind the bike sheds. Vaping is the best way to try and quit -my OH has successfully stopped quit after smoking for over 40 years. He tried everything including hypnosis and now been ciggie free for two years due to vaping.
Retrochic...I have every sympathy with seasoned, addicted smokers trying to kick the habit. I myself kicked the habit many years ago, in my late 20's.
And there were no gum, patches or "vaping" things to assist back then.
But if these "vaping" things can help, I am somewhat reluctantly willing to support them, even though they are not without serious problems in themselves.
But I have grave doubts whether a 14 year old child could be described as addicted, after only smoking for 2 years. If he needs help, then allowing him to bring a banned substance to school is not the way forward.
The school was entirely in its right to take this action.
And there were no gum, patches or "vaping" things to assist back then.
But if these "vaping" things can help, I am somewhat reluctantly willing to support them, even though they are not without serious problems in themselves.
But I have grave doubts whether a 14 year old child could be described as addicted, after only smoking for 2 years. If he needs help, then allowing him to bring a banned substance to school is not the way forward.
The school was entirely in its right to take this action.
This was 2 years ago
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I think I heard some something about a school that has the same policy recently.
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I think I heard some something about a school that has the same policy recently.
andy-hughes
Talbot - //Probably from his appearances on Jeremy Kyle.. I mean look at them, you can telll just looking can't you!//
Er, no - and if you're honest, you can't either!
I'm not sure whether you don't retain information very well, or you answer diferently depending on whose post you are addressing, andy.
Talbot - //Probably from his appearances on Jeremy Kyle.. I mean look at them, you can telll just looking can't you!//
Er, no - and if you're honest, you can't either!
I'm not sure whether you don't retain information very well, or you answer diferently depending on whose post you are addressing, andy.
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