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 Stuk  Top half 13 May 16 1.12pm |
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The bloke who beat the Isle of Wight council at the magistrates court over taking his daughter out of school for a holiday, has now beaten them again in the high court. Now they should all stop penalising sensible parents and wasting council funds trying to prosecute them.
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 Cucking Funt Clapham on the Back 13 May 16 1.26pm |
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A victory for common sense over anal retentiveness. Round of applause.
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| nickgusset Shizzlehurst 13 May 16 1.46pm |
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Originally posted by Cucking Funt
A victory for common sense over anal retentiveness. Round of applause. Indeed. From a teachers perspective, the more kids that are out, the less marking to do...
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| Stuk Top half 13 May 16 1.50pm |
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Taking him to the high court after losing in the magistrates was just c***ish. Hopefully they have to pay all the costs, which will make them think twice about doing the same again. It won't of course, as it's not their money that they fritter away.
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| Midlands Eagle 13 May 16 1.57pm |
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All that will happen is that the Government will tighten up the law to close this loophole.
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| johnfirewall 13 May 16 1.57pm |
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There was a study on the effects of fines for collecting kids late from nursery. When fines were trialled, the parents came later as it removed the guilt and it became a cheap babysitter. Even with fines for taking kids out, it's still likely cheaper than going away during school holidays. It's a ridiculous system. Change it or stop airlines etc overcharging. There's supply and demand and then there's taking the p1ss.
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| Stuk Top half 13 May 16 2.03pm |
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Originally posted by Midlands Eagle
All that will happen is that the Government will tighten up the law to close this loophole. Sadly that's the route they already decided to go down, the t***s. "We will look at the judgement in detail but are clear children's attendance is non-negotiable so we will now look to change the law," said a spokesman for the Department for Education. You don't even have to send your kids to school, but if you choose to you're subject to ridiculous things like this.
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| johnfirewall 13 May 16 2.24pm |
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Originally posted by Stuk
Sadly that's the route they already decided to go down, the t***s. "We will look at the judgement in detail but are clear children's attendance is non-negotiable so we will now look to change the law," said a spokesman for the Department for Education. You don't even have to send your kids to school, but if you choose to you're subject to ridiculous things like this. Bit too much parent activism these days though. You'll get kids being kept home in protest over this next, like the SATs. What did we do before? Just got on with it.
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| Midlands Eagle 13 May 16 2.26pm |
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I shall be very annoyed if parents will now be allowed to take their kids out of school during term time as mine leaves school in one week's time
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| Stuk Top half 13 May 16 3.10pm |
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Originally posted by johnfirewall
Bit too much parent activism these days though. You'll get kids being kept home in protest over this next, like the SATs. What did we do before? Just got on with it. Yes, that was daft.
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| fed up eagle Between Horley, Surrey and Preston... 13 May 16 3.42pm |
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Originally posted by Stuk
The bloke who beat the Isle of Wight council at the magistrates court over taking his daughter out of school for a holiday, has now beaten them again in the high court. Now they should all stop penalising sensible parents and wasting council funds trying to prosecute them. I 100% agree. Is there no aspect of our lives that they can't interfere in? If I took my boy for a week on holiday in term time I would tell them where to stick their fine. Just who the hell do these people think they are? As long as it's not a regular thing. It's the old saying, 'Give someone just a little bit of power and they WILL ALWAYS abuse it'
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| fed up eagle Between Horley, Surrey and Preston... 13 May 16 3.49pm |
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Originally posted by Stuk
Sadly that's the route they already decided to go down, the t***s. "We will look at the judgement in detail but are clear children's attendance is non-negotiable so we will now look to change the law," said a spokesman for the Department for Education. You don't even have to send your kids to school, but if you choose to you're subject to ridiculous things like this. Yes these tin pot nazis will always get a hard on over policing the people who agree to be policed.
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