New to this forum Hi, am just looking for some feedback on the following:
Informed two weeks that DSD sat a Mock Maths Paper, have now asked when the real exam is, understood that DSD did revision for mock the night before only.
We have been informed by another parent that the real exam is in early-March and parents were issued (by school) with a letter/timetable confirming exam dates, exam module and subjects to revise.
Husband has been paying for extra tuition (at XP request) since last year for DSD for Maths as we have last tutorial session this week before half term and DSD sits actually exam, we feel like we?re banging our heads against a brick wall. The idea of the extra tuition was also to focus on exam technique and sit practise papers, which isn?t going to happen now.
Hus. has rung school to find out DSD mock result (as the results have been issued but XP hasn?t/won?t tell husband what the mark is yet!), he is also going to confirm the date of exam.
Education is v important to hus. and he has concerns DSD isn?t trying as hard as they could be. Hus has spoken to XP about this but breaks down into arguement over her thinking he thinks ?she isnt encouraging her?! We are frustrated at not being told anything and apparently we are making the situation mores stressful for DSD, as they are concerned about letting people down! We haven?t said anything like this.
I am concerned hus will go in guns blazing and ask why he isn?t being told anything, any ideas on how to deal with this, particularly if mock results is poor? We don?t know whether to say something now or leave it until DSD sits the exam and wait for the result. As we have asked several times about exam dates and mock results (we have asked XP and DSD) but were not being told anything. Hus isn?t included in DSD education much, has to ask to go to Parents Evenings, School Reports aren?t passed on.
If hus stops paying for the extra tuition he will the bas*!
Can XP advise school not to give Hus any information or do they have to?
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littlejosh · 14/02/2011 14:33
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