I love school holidays with my son. And so does he. No stressful mornings trying to get him into school. Low demands and no pressure. Can anyone relate?
I love school holidays with my son. And so does he. No stressful mornings trying to get him into school. Low demands and no pressure. Can anyone relate?
As an adult I'm completely indifferent to them (except when I worked in a school when it meant I didn't get paid).
But as a child/teenager I quite liked them as it was a nice break from school and i got to concentrate on other interests for a bit.
As an adult living in a rural, seaside area I dread them, screaming kids everywhere, rude parents and people with a massive sense of entitlement treating us locals as though we're beneath them and their 500k+ holiday homes and expensive cars. This week we've gone back to a traffice jam being about 6 cars, over the upcoming half term it will go back up to being dozens again.
When I was a child though I love school holidays as I hated school with a passion. I wasn't that keen on my kids being off school because they were always bored and I didn't have the money to take them to the sorts of places their friends went.
As an adult living in a rural, seaside area I dread them, screaming kids everywhere, rude parents and people with a massive sense of entitlement treating us locals as though we're beneath them and their 500k+ holiday homes and expensive cars. This week we've gone back to a traffice jam being about 6 cars, over the upcoming half term it will go back up to being dozens again.
When I was a child though I love school holidays as I hated school with a passion. I wasn't that keen on my kids being off school because they were always bored and I didn't have the money to take them to the sorts of places their friends went.