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04/5/2010 at 8:52pm
Location: Zummerzet
Outfit: Outwell Utah 6
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I'm right with you with the nearly 11 year olds stressing with their sats. Yes the unions might have voted to scrap them this year but teachers are deciding themselves, and ours have decided to keep them. My eldest looks probably to have aspergers, but we're "in the system" so who knows when we'll get any kind of diagnosis. He is totally and utterly not coping at all with school at this moment in time and he's thoroughly miserable :( He's coming out of school for secondary, no way would he cope with that - home education is our plan for him.
Anyhow I'm hoping to get away at the start of half term (his bday that week) so hopefully that'll be nice. He loves camping as he's got freedom to play whatever he wants to and I think removing him from the computer/wii etc is really good for him, makes him get out more.
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Single mum of 4 crazy children!!
2011 So far...
April - 2 nights in Easter Hols in Haven, Burnham (down the road).
Taking my sister and family for a trial camp locally 20th May
GLASTONBURY!! And *no* kids this year!! (Working: secure camping too!)
Chy Carne July/Aug 2011...
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