@stairepete @TadhgHickey@McManusDavid Dosent make the original statement an untruth though ๐ค. Anyways we beat the boks. My mild pissyness for that song isn't gonna ruin a good night. Up the Irish! ๐ฎ๐ชโ๏ธ
@born2bfreealive @BelfastLive Id assume any kid with a statement of need would still be entitled schooling. Schools wont be closed during this period just restricted. Thats why Peters blanket statements put so many up in arms.
@typers7@AineBalazs@DarranMarshall@maitlis No matter which way u wrap it up the blame for all this will always fall at the feet of little england. Not a daffy given about ireland in the whole process until it was discovered we'd be a 'problem'. Honestly ask yourself how many times we were mentioned before that discovery?
@hughdempsey1977@BelfastLive Totally agree but please remember that decision is made by higher powers. If my kids school is closed im also in the same position. The knock-on effect is monstrous!
@hughdempsey1977@BelfastLive U may be surprised. Ive had notification of a fair few who will do this as they cant risk isolating over xmas away from family. I don't agree but understand. As i said before personal choice.
@hughdempsey1977@BelfastLive And thats their perogative. Its up to them as parents how they feel during this pandemic. But a lot of education staff are running on empty atm(trust me personal experience)and deserve their holiday. If kids are let home on the 11th it doesn't mean education staff are off as well
@hughdempsey1977@BelfastLive Absolutely not. School is the best place for kids. But the lack of clarity from Weir has caused so much uncertainty around schooling its making parents and school staff feel like this. I have heard of people who will 'vote with their feet' in implementing this early holiday