Dulwich Born And Bred

It?s brilliant. Cheap and great reception.

I was referring to online and offline. Across all SMs. It?s draining. TheCat Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > DulwichBorn&Bred Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Exactly. It?s tiresome and seems like a losing > > battle. For my own sanity I have to avoid > getting > > involved in things like this as I?m constantly > > dismissed. > > > > 1) Im not quite certain what you're implying, but > given this is an anonymous internet forum, then > one would think that your comments being dismissed > have absolutely nothing to do with your race and > gender - I for one have no idea (or care) about > what they actually are. > > 2) People's comments get > dimissed/belittled/ignored all the time on almost > every issue you can name (not that this makes it > okay of course). Unfort it sort of comes with the > territory of an internet forum, no? As an > active/vocal forum Leave voter, in what is close > to most Remain heavy constituency in the > country....I can attset to the fact that the > Lounge is no place for the thin skinned > (regardless of the colour of that skin!)

Diana went on TV. Edward and Simpson went on TV. Sometimes enough is enough and in order to get closure and to get your truth out, you go public. I know I certainly would. Jules-and-Boo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It's more about the way of her complaint. If she > chooses to go on mainstream TV and talk to Oprah, > it's pretty obvious she has goals in mind

Exactly. It?s tiresome and seems like a losing battle. For my own sanity I have to avoid getting involved in things like this as I?m constantly dismissed. binkylilyput Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Misogyny > > Racism > > Insidious, pernicious, thinly veiled, > institutional and systemic. > > The message being when will women and people of > colour learn to be pipe down and be quiet? They > bring it on themselves. > > So it continues...?..and it saddens me that much > of this thread stinks of it.

I think anyone commenting without actually WATCHING the show needs to WATCH it first and than comment. The clips are dramatised and taken out of context. When you watch the show there isn?t more holes than a Swiss cheese plus they said there was a ?concern? about Archie?s colour which is different to being curious as to who he will take after colour wise. Watch the show, then give feedback otherwise you are just as bad as the tabloids.

That is definitely a much fairer way to give out school places after looked after children etc. gebbjane Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Totally agree with this - I?ve heard of some > schools that have siblings in catchment, then > catchment as their policy. So if you move out of > the area and you are applying for a sibling the > application is considered by distance only - the > sibling is given no pirority. > > peolDulwichBorn&Bred Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > If the sibling priority is removed but not t > > catchment then I agree totally as I do know of > > people who had a kid in a Dulwich school, moved > to > > a bigger house in Crystal Palace etc when they > had > > more children but still commuted to Dulwich for > > their other children to attend the schools > here, > > sibling priority should only apply if they are > > still within the catchment. > > > > > > northernmonkey Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > Its quite clear that the fairer way for this > to > > > work would be for the Charter Schools to > remove > > > their sibling priority unless either sibling > > has > > > SEN where this would make it necessary to > take > > > them to school. > > > > > > Secondary school age children are expected to > > > travel independently - and if they could go > to > > a > > > local school this would be even easier. > > > > > > In addition, before TCSED was built, for > those > > > locally who didn't get a place at Charter > > North, > > > the option was Harris Boys and Harris Girls. > > Why > > > is it so crucial that siblings go to the same > > > Charter School, but totally fine to split > them > > up > > > you you have boy / girl siblings otherwise? > > > > > > The sibling place priority encourages the > > behavior > > > being complained about - where people with 3 > - > > 4 > > > kids move out once the first has a place but > > then > > > continue to travel in for the next 10 years!

If the sibling priority is removed but not the catchment then I agree totally as I do know of people who had a kid in a Dulwich school, moved to a bigger house in Crystal Palace etc when they had more children but still commuted to Dulwich for their other children to attend the schools here, sibling priority should only apply if they are still within the catchment. northernmonkey Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Its quite clear that the fairer way for this to > work would be for the Charter Schools to remove > their sibling priority unless either sibling has > SEN where this would make it necessary to take > them to school. > > Secondary school age children are expected to > travel independently - and if they could go to a > local school this would be even easier. > > In addition, before TCSED was built, for those > locally who didn't get a place at Charter North, > the option was Harris Boys and Harris Girls. Why > is it so crucial that siblings go to the same > Charter School, but totally fine to split them up > you you have boy / girl siblings otherwise? > > The sibling place priority encourages the behavior > being complained about - where people with 3 - 4 > kids move out once the first has a place but then > continue to travel in for the next 10 years!

The email doesn?t say we need to submit paperwork but the official letter does. I received a letter on Monday saying I had until March 31st to submit a council tax letter, child benefit letter and passport/birth certificate via email or I would essentially lose the place and that I could email to decline the space. Cora Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Mmmm...we have been offered a place but haven?t > been told anything about needing to provide any > paperwork yet? Our offer just says it assumes we > are accepting the place unless we tell them we are > not...have I missed something?

Those offered a space at Charter have until the 31st March to submit documents to accept the offer so I?m assuming movements on the waiting list will happen from then onwards, though parents can email to decline the space prior to that. Gesundheit Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Just wondering if anyone has experience of being > on Charter's waiting list... My daughter's quite > high up on it and I'd love to get an idea of when > they start letting people know if they can offer a > place. Or do you have to get in touch to find > out? > > Thanks!

It most likely to be dependent on completion of the next phase of the building. gm99 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Thank you - though it's unclear to me if that > definitely means a 240 entry size for Sept '22

From their site ? Over the coming years, the school will continue to grow until it reaches its full capacity of 1,680 students via eight forms of entry. Work on phase two of the Charter East Dulwich campus is due to get underway in 2020 and will see the addition of dedicated music and drama teaching spaces as well as outdoor sports facilities and a multi-use assembly hall. The entire campus complex, on the site of the old East Dulwich Hospital, is expected to be completed by 2022.?

Charter East has this on their website: The furthest distance we have offered a place for our year 7 September 2020 intake is 761 metres. https://www.chartereastdulwich.org.uk/page/?title=Do+we+have+a+catchment%3F&pid=200

Yes I was offered my first(and only) choice.

I?m 503m as the crow flies or 593m according to a postcode to postcode website from Charter East which was the only school I put on the application since it?s the closest.

Good luck to everyone finding out about school places today!

At long last. It?s so tiny in there though! Lynne Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Work being done on "Stella's" the former shoe shop > om North X Rd.

Same chap that knocked on my door. He was pushy.

I?ve been opening my front door to find parcels just sat on the doorstep waiting to be stolen as the postman didn?t knock. I only knew I got an email twice to say my parcel has been delivered!

I?m not original then! :) JohnL Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > DulwichBorn&Bred Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Thought of a new slogan. Black Lives Matters > Too. > > BLMT. Is that more clearer? So it?s not saying > > ?just? black lives. > > https://www.amazon.co.uk/Why-Black-Lives-Matter-To > o/dp/1524601209

Thought of a new slogan. Black Lives Matter Too. BLMT. Is that more clearer? So it?s not saying ?just? black lives.

She is local and will drop off https://instagram.com/se22breathe?igshid=bfqlg3qt1ad6

If the shopkeepers do wear masks I hope they wear the smile masks in order to be accessible to all of their customers. https://www.facebook.com/friendlyfacemasks/

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-53397617

They all seems to be doing it. My online grocery shop costs a bomb despite the fact that I?m buying the same things. Ironic given the job losses and cut in pay for a lot of people.

Brilliant photos and stories!