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elisjohn
23 Jun 19 18:46
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my friend, is a  classroom assistant  {yes not teacher}, has to take charge of a group of kids next week they,re  going about 4 miles from school to the seaside , today  she just told me that  she has to do 3 risk assessment on the mini bus, another on the beach itself, and one on the playground. shes on 13,000 a year compared to teachers  wages .pittance.IF something went wrong sh.ll be responsible.  this isnt right in my opinion.

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By:
The Management
When: 23 Jun 19 18:50
For anyone working in teaching - health and safety is the least of their worries. I am amazed that her school can afford to go on a trip, buy or hire a minibus or have a classroom assistant. Is it an independent school?
By:
SlippyBlue
When: 23 Jun 19 18:57
£13K per annum? Receptionists in London in the mid 80's were on more than that. How can you live a life on £13K?
By:
The Management
When: 23 Jun 19 19:03
It's 13k because most of them are just well-meaning mothers of children at the school - no skills or qualifications (in teaching) and they only work part time.

Obviously with no money whatsoever in the system, some schools depend on well-meaning mums with no teaching qualifications.
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elisjohn
When: 23 Jun 19 19:04
shes  not in london slippy, but that what she gets, no tax credits as her son left school, no child allowance, but shes entitled to £ 18 housing benefit, she does a bit extra work on weekends which nets her around 2,000 a year. the school is a  council run school.
By:
elisjohn
When: 23 Jun 19 19:07
no. its full time 30 hours, plus about 10 unpaid at home,   and shes had to go on loads of courses, but yes she hasnt got the qualifications for teaching. But though i say it myself, shes the best {teacher} in the schooland therefore gets used .
By:
Shrewd_dude
When: 23 Jun 19 20:17
Did she tell you what the risk assessment involves? It will highly likely be a checklist that involves her having to tick several boxes. Hardly something to create a drama over.
By:
Coachbuster
When: 23 Jun 19 23:00

Jun 23, 2019 -- 6:57PM, SlippyBlue wrote:


£13K per annum? Receptionists in London in the mid 80's were on more than that. How can you live a life on £13K?


I live on far less than 13k Slippers .

I also have pretty much what i want when i want it within reason  ....  everyone  can have a fruitful life on 10k  as long as they have  paid off their mortagage /have no rent to pay  .

i cant understand however why people  want to pay inflated prices for things where there is no value or put themselves through the work stress mill

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elisjohn
When: 24 Jun 19 04:53
shrewd   christ , a risk assessment on the mini bus, on the beach , and on the playground, even if its only ticking boxes. ps coachnuster she has to pay near £90 a week rent on that 13,000.
By:
Dr Crippen
When: 24 Jun 19 11:10
What are the risk assessments?

They have to check for knives, cigarettes, alcohol, and the latest scourge of kiddies lives betting slips. That's if the latest news headline is any criterion.

Kids are vulnerable to falling foul of exactly the same pleasures in life as adults.
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Coachbuster
When: 24 Jun 19 15:03

Jun 24, 2019 -- 4:53AM, elisjohn wrote:


shrewd

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