Pamela

[Pamela @PamelaPhillips]

@SHEIN_Official I have been struggling to return items from my first order with you. Your website would not process it despite being in the timeline. No one on your chat is heping. My husband was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer just after my order and I need help with this please

[Pamela @PamelaPhillips]

@Samfahh That is exactly what I thought when I read “no suspicious circumstances”!

[Pamela @PamelaPhillips]

@CenterviewHQ The one who posted this question

[Pamela @PamelaPhillips]

@souperfan2012 @acnewsitics You are subsiding sandwich businesses by doing this, not Canada 🙄

[Pamela @PamelaPhillips]

@yonejutsu @acnewsitics They don’t have as many enemies do don’t need your defence

[Pamela @PamelaPhillips]

@Mar50cC5O @acnewsitics When was the last time Canada needed protection via the us military?… #smh

[Pamela @PamelaPhillips]

@BarclayCard18 We were shouting this at the screen too! Textbook Andy Murray!

[Pamela @PamelaPhillips]

@Melwelshbird I agree

[Pamela @PamelaPhillips]

@scoopmalinowski Wow you really don’t know Andy Murray at all

[Pamela @PamelaPhillips]

@EgginsDave @brian_henty @clairebubblepop Not the right things though. Trying to tackle absenteeism without trying to understand why so many children are too scared to attend school is victimising children further, rather than trying to stop children being abused, bullied and traumatised at school.

[Pamela @PamelaPhillips]

@EgginsDave @brian_henty @clairebubblepop U am not talking about labour, I am talking about the UK government for decades. This country has never invested in education properly, kept up with what has been known for decades about child development or looked to more successful educational models like Finland.

[Pamela @PamelaPhillips]

@EgginsDave @brian_henty @clairebubblepop The government is fuelling this by not improving the school system or investing in it like they have done in Scandinavian countries where virtually no one would choose private education as the standard of the norm is so high.

[Pamela @PamelaPhillips]

@EgginsDave @brian_henty @clairebubblepop Anyone who goes private or home educates, saves the government £6k per year per child in funding.

[Pamela @PamelaPhillips]

@Hansford4Peter @clairebubblepop @UKFreedomCamp It is a postcode lottery though. There must be some good state schools but others are horrific and bully SEN children daily just for being themselves. This is no way to live let alone thrive.

[Pamela @PamelaPhillips]

@rugstump Why would she be with you all day? Why wouldn’t she be at forest school, science club, sports clubs, on trips to museums and historic sites etc?

[Pamela @PamelaPhillips]

@BrianCRuss @ZiggysCorner It’s typically all day. And kids at school aren’t socialising 7 hours a day. They are repeatedly told “stop talking. You aren’t here to socialise” and then they are so miserable they bully each other or get bullied at break times

[Pamela @PamelaPhillips]

@BrianCRuss That is so ignorant & outdated. The opposite is true. Home educated children are out in the world daily interacting with children and adults of all ages daily in countless situations rather than being stuck with the same 30 kids everyday who they can only take to at break time

[Pamela @PamelaPhillips]

@2tubies @PieCorbett Exactly. And it is not at home most of the time either.

[Pamela @PamelaPhillips]

@mrs_dbt @Lostbrain15 @PieCorbett @aviexxe It is typically not online at all. So many erroneously think home education is replicating school at home on a computer, when it is actually learning out in the world at museums, historic sites, in nature, at forest schools, and at home Ed meet ups with people of all ages.

[Pamela @PamelaPhillips]

@Lostbrain15 @PieCorbett No they aren’t. They are being home educated out in the world, at museums, galleries, historical sites, forest schools, and countless home ed meet ups, socialising with people of all ages.
It is rarely at home.