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Sounds like a satisfarctory result for all.
I think it's good that the teacher accepted her mistake and was big enough to apologise, I think the "warning" about her manners is probably more about allowing the teacher to save face a little! All in all a good result for your daughter and well done for tackling it in the right way.
All the best
Yeah I think so to I told the head of year I understand them telling her off for it if need be . yes a great result we are back to worrying about GCSE work like she should be not about if she let's out burps
Hi There,
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Sounds like a good result, it was an over the top reaction in my view, but at least its sorted.
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GTTS
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