LadyL
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IMO
The pink bonnet seems to be a blatant reminder of her pregnancy.
As if to try to force lenient sentence.
JMO
so she's currently pregnant again?
IMO
The pink bonnet seems to be a blatant reminder of her pregnancy.
As if to try to force lenient sentence.
JMO
Ooopsso she's currently pregnant again?
I don’t think she’s pregnant atm.
It’s never been reported as far as I know at this stage.
That's what I think. Totally inappropriate MOOI wonder if the baby hat is some message to boy b and his family?
Yes (in the UK at least). You're generally asked for name, address, DOB, occupation, paternal medical history and whether they are genetically related (e.g. cousins) at your booking appointment which happens around the 8 week mark. I presume you have rights to refuse whichever questions you wish to though.I've never had a baby, does anyone know if you're asked about the father when you go to doctor's appointments etc? I would imagine you're allowed to not disclose(?) I wonder what RJ said. I wonder what she said to family, friends, online etc.
MOO
Ooops
Hmmm....IDK
So,
if not pregnancy,
then reminding of motherhood.
Of a child waiting at home.
JMO
and her baby was a boy
so, she may be hinting at another pregnancy ... ?
Link:But it later emerged that Joynes had been in a long-term sexual relationship with another teenage boy she had been in contact with while suspended.
The youngster is the father of Joynes’s young daughter.
I thought the baby was a girl, this article mentions daughter and could explain the pink bonnet RJ keeps stuffing in her trousers
Link:
Mum stormed school reception ‘after son spent night with teacher’
Boy A told jurors he and the teacher exchanged messages on Snapchat and she picked him up after school on a Fridaywww.independent.co.uk
From the article -Everything heard in the trial of teacher accused of having sex with pupils
Everything heard in the trial of teacher accused of having sex with pupils
Some info in this link I hadn’t heard previously.
England is so short of maths teachers that they are willing to appoint anyone who has even the most basic qualifications for the job.Ahhhh! I think that may be what the pink bonnet thing is all about - highlighting the "injustice" of her child being protected from her
Just for a moment I'm going to leave aside the grossness of Ms Joynes' abusive behaviour to ask: Are we really at a point where an actual qualified teacher uses the phrase "she was taken off me"?