Still emotional..
Posted: Thu Oct 16, 2014 1:53 pm
My daughter failed Medway and was absolutely distraught as we are in Medway and lots of her friends (from her kent primary) passed and were making plans about going to Medway grammars.
Her school advised us to appeal. Yesterday she came home and was so pleased that her reading level had increased to a 5c, I congratulated her and told her to carry on the good work and this would all be good for appeal. Then she got the Kent pass and she was so shocked and happy. She really could not believe that something she worked so hard for paid off (as it hadn't done with Medway). That evening she decided to view a Medway grammar as she finally felt she was worth doing so and had earned a place. She liked it and came out focussing on an appeal.
Then this morning she saw Invicta and her decision is now made and secured in her mind...
Only thing is it's a bus at 0730 and she will get home at 1630. So she will go from me dropping her at the school gates and picking up to having to navigate her own way... 'Cut the apron strings' I hear, but it only seems like yesterday she was that little 3 year old with her little backpack going to nursery... But I was hearing of 11 year olds travelling from Bexley to Invicta so I'm telling myself to get a grip.
Feeling old and overwhelmed
Her school advised us to appeal. Yesterday she came home and was so pleased that her reading level had increased to a 5c, I congratulated her and told her to carry on the good work and this would all be good for appeal. Then she got the Kent pass and she was so shocked and happy. She really could not believe that something she worked so hard for paid off (as it hadn't done with Medway). That evening she decided to view a Medway grammar as she finally felt she was worth doing so and had earned a place. She liked it and came out focussing on an appeal.
Then this morning she saw Invicta and her decision is now made and secured in her mind...
Only thing is it's a bus at 0730 and she will get home at 1630. So she will go from me dropping her at the school gates and picking up to having to navigate her own way... 'Cut the apron strings' I hear, but it only seems like yesterday she was that little 3 year old with her little backpack going to nursery... But I was hearing of 11 year olds travelling from Bexley to Invicta so I'm telling myself to get a grip.
Feeling old and overwhelmed