Delay
Room 6 learn to be patient and enjoy the sun whilst waiting to start the next lesson.
Canterbury NZ. May 2008.
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Mike Davitt, 2 months ago
Nice one John
John Brotheridge in reply to Mike Davitt’s comment, 2 months ago
Cheers Mike, I’m amazed how well behaved they were after a 20 – 30 minute wait. Thanks for viewing.
Irene Burdell, 2 months ago
You should try this in the candid shot group , nice capture.
Irene Burdell, 2 months ago
Is that it 18 kids to one class ?
John Brotheridge in reply to Irene Burdell’s comment, 2 months ago
Thanks Irene, I’ll take a look at this group.
John Brotheridge in reply to Irene Burdell’s comment, 2 months ago
Yes, that’s it. The Education system here is brill. 18 in Hannah’s class, 15 I think in Rhian’s. They are doing great and loving every minute. Another plus.
John Brotheridge in reply to Irene Burdell’s comment, 2 months ago
Correction Irene, I understand there are 20 in Hannah’s class, 1 off shot. They are a great bunch of kids, a credit to their parents and the school.
Irene Burdell, 2 months ago
They are trying to increase the size of the classes over here .
John Brotheridge in reply to Irene Burdell’s comment, 2 months ago
I believe you, which is sad for the children, the teachers and eventually the whole system. The girls’ old UK school were excellent, but under so much pressure to perform, achieve, meet targets etc and often strangled by red-tape and ridiculous bureaucracy. A result of a liberalised, PC, mis-managed Education system. Don’t get me on to this.
Leslie Wood, 2 months ago
This sounds like a fantastic system!! Your old UK school sounds just like my sons school. He has 34 students in his homeroom and do your kids get to study outside????
Great shot and hats off to a fabulous school system.
John Brotheridge in reply to Leslie Wood’s comment, 2 months ago
Thanks again Leslie. Yes, the same in the UK. Just too many people I guess and too much bureaucracy with it. The kids here spend as much time outside as possible, are kept active with sports inbetween lessons and clearly thrive on it. A lesson to schools in the UK (albeit) a lot colder and I assume the US too.Thanks for your comments.