Jwillcox

Hi all , hope this is ok to post! I moved from dulwich a little while ago to hampshire, my daughter was in nursery and i wanted to find a wonderful school she could grow with, and experience the outdoors more at.Im helping my daughters school on feedback on what families look for in schools when they are thinking of moving from london, i would really appreciate any insight. For me it was; Smaller class sizes More outdoor space, resources and learning One school from reception to senior Greater choice in sporting and extra curricular activities. Would love your input from one dulwich parent to another x

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I hope the dog is OK after the cold of last night x x let me. Know if I can help with calling people x to get some help x

Four young children walking down blackwater road with their nanny / carer just now. Toddlers from heber school (had bags) carer shouting at them to cross road from lordship lane, shouting at one to stop crying and being upset as why is crying is she a baby , walking five feet behind kids with earphones in on phone or listening to music not giving a crap , is this what carers are meant to do ?

We went Saturday as we are looking for a new family member too, we have a 1.5yr old Daughter. Its so difficult as a puppy requires more work that a rescue however most rescues can not be placed with young children as their background is unknown. Such a shame as I would prefer to rescue but there is a greater risk due to the unknown! For Battersea once you register you need to call up to see if there are matches for you as puppies, and dogs from known child houses are rare and get snapped up usually before they get onto the website. Most breeds also have a specific rescue, whilst looking for a dog I've found over 50+ rescues in or around London, but only 3 dogs that would be suitable with our Daughter. It was great to see all the breeds, Ive got about 10 that would be suitable for family life (kids, walks off lead when they are older, socialisation skills with other dogs, lack of aggression, and medium exercise requirements.