WATCHING ...Harry & Meghan Netflix

Gabrielle56

Honestly some of you lot on here sound as if you were born in 1850 not 1950s+!!! What old fashioned school marm type attitudes displaying?!
It's traditional for a family photo! Nobody had anything to say about Diana and her schmaltzy cheesy cards of her and Charles or kids did they? I wish some would button it , you're an embarrassment for modern UK!!!

Maybe they did! How would you possibly know? Why were they cheesy ? Or schmaltzy ? Any more than any family photos Christmas card?

Sara74. Her comment was not 'rude and dismissive', it was completely accurate and professional.

Yay! Another person I don't recognise telling me my job
I also have training in SEN and emotional support
And I'm not interested in arguing, it's boring (VioletSky)

Two of the most important things to remember in dealing with Special Needs are complete confidentiality, and the danger of making snap diagnoses on the basis of very limited knowledge.

MrC is actually more keen than I am! But I may humour him and watch it too.
Last week’s offerings were so all over the press etc, that if you didn’t watch on the first day, there was very little point in watching at all.
Jan Moir is reviewing it on Nick Ferrari on LBC shortly.
Nick said that Obid Scobie was unavailable
Enjoy your Carol Service

I'm in the getting dress circle but ghave a clash with yet another carol service, so might not see it all today.

👍 Fanny
Front row or stalls for you today? 🎥

‘Morning Joseanne!

Another day and the next lot of Netflix episodes are now here!
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Yay! Another person I don't recognise telling me my job

I also have training in SEN and emotional support

And I'm not interested in arguing, it's boring

Another day, another GN row.

As someone else said, you crack on.

Sarah74

*I work in SEN and would never say I thought a child was autistic to a parent*.
I’m glad to hear that VioletSky - you’re a TA aren’t you? Not a SENDCO, an Educational Psychologist, a paediatrician, or a Behaviour Team teacher?

Bit rude and dismissive.

nanna8

Can we please not discuss children? I find it most uncomfortable and unfair.

Sorry!

I did laugh when they were in the carriage at the Jubilee and Charlotte stopped Louis waving so enthusiastically.

A typical older sister 😀

GrannyRose15

What does ASC stand for? Just interested as I've not heard the term before.

Autistic Spectrum Condition

I work in SEN and would never say I thought a child was autistic to a parent.
I’m glad to hear that VioletSky - you’re a TA aren’t you? Not a SENDCO, an Educational Psychologist, a paediatrician, or a Behaviour Team teacher?

What does ASC stand for? Just interested as I've not heard the term before.

Can we please not discuss children? I find it most uncomfortable and unfair.

He's holding his Mum's hand.

Perhaps his sister had just told him to stop waving as she did at the Jubilee. 😁

I've been asked if I'm autistic lots of times too
So?
You're an adult
Have these people posted that on social media too?

So boring

*goes to bed

I agree Lathyrus, what if this was one of our GC.

VioletSky

Oh definitely, but that's not happened here at all

I work in SEN and would never say I thought a child was autistic to a parent but it hasn't bothered me when someone has said it to me... I've been asked if I'm autistic lots of times too

It's not at all insulting

Is what I mean

It is wrong to post anything about a child on a public forum, naming and identifying them. It is wrong to use somebody else’s child, a real child to advance your own agenda and prejudices.

Some people think it’s fine. Anybody can be a target for them. Even a child.

Me. I think it’s wrong.

Catherine and Louis are quite clearly holding hands.

I remember a while back, think it was a christmas occasion, the Cambridge children, (as they were then) were taken out on a London street with their parents, and Charlotte noticeably refused to hold her dad William’s hand.

We all thought that showed what a feisty independent little girl she was.

Oh definitely, but that's not happened here at all

I work in SEN and would never say I thought a child was autistic to a parent but it hasn't bothered me when someone has said it to me... I've been asked if I'm autistic lots of times too

It's not at all insulting

Is what I mean

It takes a whole team of people (and a computer programme) to diagnose a child with ASD so any SEND teacher (which was also my specialism) should not be diagnosing anybody. You might have suspicions or note traits but telling a parent that its child is autistic is overstepping.

I'm equal opportunity, I will stick up for anyone who is getting an unreasonably hard time

I'm with you there most of the time!

I'm equal opportunity, I will stick up for anyone who is getting an unreasonably hard time

I'm so tired of this nonsense