Too poor to keep their children clean...UK 2018.
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Too poor to keep their children clean...UK 2018.
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Why are families appearing to be struggling more now than they did in the 40's and 50's?
"Half of primary school teachers are giving out soap, washing powder and shampoo weekly to pupils from hard-up households, figures show.
As budgets tighten, struggling families are being forced to prioritise bills and food over hygiene essentials.
The study, for charity In Kind Direct, found a quarter of parents cannot afford basic cleaning products.
Nearly 20% admitted their child wears the same underwear for at least two days. A quarter use the same shirt for a week, and 3% go to school in the same clothes for at least a fortnight."
"Nicola Finney, 49, head of St Paul’s Church of England primary in Stoke-on-Trent, Staffs, has spent hundreds of pounds of her own cash helping families, buying a washing machine for one.
She said: “You used to have the odd child where you could see the family was struggling because of the way the uniform was kept. Now, it’s two or three in every class.
I talk to colleagues up and down the country, it’s happening everywhere.” Some 80% of primary teachers have seen an increase in unwashed pupils in the last five years.
A third have given out toothpaste, soap or toothbrushes. London was the worst-hit area, with half of teachers referring a family to a charity each week."
https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/half-primary-school-teachers-give-12739646
http://aboutmanchester.co.uk/parents-and-primary-school-teachers-across-the-uk-are-reporting-hygiene-poverty-amongst-children-on-a-vast-scale/
Why are families appearing to be struggling more now than they did in the 40's and 50's?
"Half of primary school teachers are giving out soap, washing powder and shampoo weekly to pupils from hard-up households, figures show.
As budgets tighten, struggling families are being forced to prioritise bills and food over hygiene essentials.
The study, for charity In Kind Direct, found a quarter of parents cannot afford basic cleaning products.
Nearly 20% admitted their child wears the same underwear for at least two days. A quarter use the same shirt for a week, and 3% go to school in the same clothes for at least a fortnight."
"Nicola Finney, 49, head of St Paul’s Church of England primary in Stoke-on-Trent, Staffs, has spent hundreds of pounds of her own cash helping families, buying a washing machine for one.
She said: “You used to have the odd child where you could see the family was struggling because of the way the uniform was kept. Now, it’s two or three in every class.
I talk to colleagues up and down the country, it’s happening everywhere.” Some 80% of primary teachers have seen an increase in unwashed pupils in the last five years.
A third have given out toothpaste, soap or toothbrushes. London was the worst-hit area, with half of teachers referring a family to a charity each week."
https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/half-primary-school-teachers-give-12739646
http://aboutmanchester.co.uk/parents-and-primary-school-teachers-across-the-uk-are-reporting-hygiene-poverty-amongst-children-on-a-vast-scale/
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Re: Too poor to keep their children clean...UK 2018.
Raggamuffin wrote:Didge wrote:
Who said humans were synthetic?
Nobody. You introduced the subject.
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Didge wrote:Raggamuffin wrote:
Nobody. You introduced the subject.
Who said humans or the shoes were synthetic?
That was the first mention of synthetic humans - from you.
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Raggamuffin wrote:Didge wrote:
Who said humans or the shoes were synthetic?
That was the first mention of synthetic humans - from you.
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Re: Too poor to keep their children clean...UK 2018.
The cardigan comment was a joke, by the way.
I hate being badgered too, I simply leave the debate when that happens or only answer the posts where someone is being polite.
Just a thought.
I hate being badgered too, I simply leave the debate when that happens or only answer the posts where someone is being polite.
Just a thought.
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Re: Too poor to keep their children clean...UK 2018.
Raggamuffin wrote:You rightly hate racism, which is based on superficial steroptypes and yet you just did the same, to claim cardigans are classy.
That is hilarious.
Re polishing shoes, you don't have to do that with synthetic shoes - that's one bonus.
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Raggamuffin wrote:magica wrote:I'm lost.
All this cos I mentioned polished shoes. Only you Didge can have a debate about them.
To answer your question, there is no class, its down to the individual of any class if they want to polish shoes.
I'm outta here in case you want a debate about which colour shoes are polished.
Yes. I didn't know that polishing shoes was a class issue.
I still don't get the bit about synthetic humans.
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Re: Too poor to keep their children clean...UK 2018.
Didge wrote:Raggamuffin wrote:
That is hilarious.
Re polishing shoes, you don't have to do that with synthetic shoes - that's one bonus.
Yes, shoes, not humans. Why did you introduce synthetic humans?
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Re: Too poor to keep their children clean...UK 2018.
Raggamuffin wrote:
Re polishing shoes, you don't have to do that with synthetic shoes - that's one bonus.
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Re: Too poor to keep their children clean...UK 2018.
Raggamuffin wrote:You rightly hate racism, which is based on superficial steroptypes and yet you just did the same, to claim cardigans are classy.
That is hilarious.
Re polishing shoes, you don't have to do that with synthetic shoes - that's one bonus.
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Re: Too poor to keep their children clean...UK 2018.
Raggamuffin wrote:Didge wrote:
Yes, shoes, not humans. Why did you introduce synthetic humans?
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Re: Too poor to keep their children clean...UK 2018.
Didge has lost it again.
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Raggamuffin wrote:Didge has lost it again.
You mean you looked very silly here Rinocchio and a poor liar
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I think on this occasion you have both lost the plot.
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Re: Too poor to keep their children clean...UK 2018.
These shoes are made for polishing
(To the tune of boots made for walking)
(To the tune of boots made for walking)
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Re: Too poor to keep their children clean...UK 2018.
One of these days those shoes are gonna walk all over you.magica wrote:These shoes are made for polishing
(To the tune of boots made for walking)
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