Mike Sales wrote:mjr wrote:Is "supervis eplatime" a Latin expression for something? I'm not finding it in wiktionary. Please could we stick to English?
move an "e" a little and insert a "y".
Bah!
Thanks.
Mike Sales wrote:mjr wrote:Is "supervis eplatime" a Latin expression for something? I'm not finding it in wiktionary. Please could we stick to English?
move an "e" a little and insert a "y".
Oldjohnw wrote:In the olden days - like in my childhood - people went to their local school. None of this getting to the school of choice by all means, fair and foul, and the oversubscribed aspirational (for the parents) many miles away.
mjr wrote:pete75 wrote:Psamathe wrote:I thought teachers had a range of duties e.g. supervising playtime, making sure that kids arriving by bike are wearing helmets (in some rather silly schools), etc. The school has a degree of responsibility for issues it causes. It has inadequate facilities for the number of people it has collecting kids. So I believe it needs to address those issues or to provide adequate facilities (legal parking, off-road) such that it does not cause a public nuisance.
Teachers do supervis eplatime , at least they did at my primary school. [...]
Is "supervis eplatime" a Latin expression for something? I'm not finding it in wiktionary. Please could we stick to English?