Off to big school

James is off for his first of four settling in sessions at primary school -
Can you believe how the time flies!

S

Amy

2007-07-02 07:56:27 UTC

Post by M&S
James is off for his first of four settling in sessions at primary
school - Can you believe how the time flies!

Well my eldest is off to senior school this September - that really makes me
feel old :-/
Hope James enjoys his induction sessions. Did you get him into a school you
are happy with in the end?
Amy

Penny Gaines

2007-07-02 09:01:34 UTC

Post by M&S
James is off for his first of four settling in sessions at primary
school - Can you believe how the time flies!

Well my eldest is off to senior school this September - that really makes me
feel old :-/
Hope James enjoys his induction sessions. Did you get him into a school you
are happy with in the end?

My eldest has just turned into a teenager.

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UK mum to three

Mogga

2007-07-02 15:41:29 UTC

Post by M&S
James is off for his first of four settling in sessions at primary
school - Can you believe how the time flies!

In a blink of an eye you'll be waving him off to secondary. :)

Post by Amy
Well my eldest is off to senior school this September - that really makes me
feel old :-/
Hope James enjoys his induction sessions. Did you get him into a school you
are happy with in the end?

My eldest has just turned into a teenager.

My son has nearly finished his first year of secondary school. Time
has flown so fast! And he's getting an award on Friday - not a clue
what but am very proud of how he's done this year.

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Welches

2007-07-02 16:07:32 UTC

Post by Mogga

Post by M&S
James is off for his first of four settling in sessions at primary
school - Can you believe how the time flies!

In a blink of an eye you'll be waving him off to secondary. :)

My eldest has just turned into a teenager.

My son has nearly finished his first year of secondary school. Time
has flown so fast! And he's getting an award on Friday - not a clue
what but am very proud of how he's done this year.

And #3 is beginning not to look like a newborn any more.
Debbie

Penny Gaines

2007-07-02 17:34:39 UTC

Welches wrote:
[snip]

Post by Welches
And #3 is beginning not to look like a newborn any more.
Debbie

I remember reading (either on here or misc.kids, probably)
that you'll notice the "firsts" but not the "lasts".

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UK mum to three

Alison

2007-07-02 23:28:51 UTC

Post by Penny Gaines
[snip]

Post by Welches
And #3 is beginning not to look like a newborn any more.
Debbie

I remember reading (either on here or misc.kids, probably)
that you'll notice the "firsts" but not the "lasts".

I feel like I notice all the lasts. My baby's nearly 5 - she still
insists she *is* a baby :) - and I'm not particularly looking forward to
the final confirmation that I don't have a bunch of little children any
longer.

Alison

M&S

2007-07-03 05:42:07 UTC

Didn't get the school I wanted so I will just have to 'make do' until I can
convince DH to send him private (he won't consider until he's 7).

My little boy looked so grown up :-)

S

Post by M&S
James is off for his first of four settling in sessions at primary
school - Can you believe how the time flies!

Well my eldest is off to senior school this September - that really makes
me feel old :-/
Hope James enjoys his induction sessions. Did you get him into a school
you are happy with in the end?
Amy

n***@btinternet.com

2007-08-06 21:46:32 UTC

Post by M&S
Didn't get the school I wanted so I will just have to 'make do' until I can
convince DH to send him private (he won't consider until he's 7).
My little boy looked so grown up :-)
S