When DD started out in reception we warned her teacher not to 'take any shit' from her.
Reception was fairly disastrous, main teacher was deputy head and off sick a lot so a succession of supply teachers never really got to grips with the class in the long term.
DD is very pretty, very engaging, bit like the daughter on Outnumbered. She's bright, got an excellent engineering brain, can twist shapes round in her head then transfer them back to 2 dimensions.
She is very good at distracting others.
Year 1 we warn the new teacher but it looks like DD has totally sucked her in.
Her writing has regressed, her spelling is either excellent or away with the faries. She'll colour compliicated shapes at home for hours but at school claim she's tired after writing three words and they believe her!
How do we convinence next years teaching staff that they just have to demand more and ignore the 'act'.
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DD too cute for her own good.
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LegAKimboGo · 20/05/2013 19:57
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