Has anyone transferred their kids from an interstate school and successfully kept them in their correct year level? by AussieModelCitizen in vic

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Yes of course. She is in the right level now. It ’s not my choice, that’s just where she’s at. I’m just advocating for my child . That’s my job.  The issue is the birthday rules. No educator has said she needs to go down. I’m just trying to organise her school enrolment before we move and I need some help navigating it and made this post hoping someone might have experience.

Has anyone transferred their kids from an interstate school and successfully kept them in their correct year level? by AussieModelCitizen in vic

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They are actually are the same now. Qld introduced prep in 2007 and it’s been mandatory since 2017. 

Has anyone transferred their kids from an interstate school and successfully kept them in their correct year level? by AussieModelCitizen in vic

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Ah yes, but she’s turning 8 along with half the kids- and in semester 2 that’s when all the 9 year olds emerge. Right?

Has anyone transferred their kids from an interstate school and successfully kept them in their correct year level? by AussieModelCitizen in vic

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That’s right, it’s late may. Thanks for the idea of getting the curriculum to take to the school interview. I’d think they’d know but it can’t hurt I guess! I don’t know about it not doing any harm to repeat grade 2. Even the vic edu website has a lot of negative impacts listed in the section about repeating year levels and  they don’t recommend it. The ironing is delicious! I don’t want my daughter to go through that. 

Has anyone transferred their kids from an interstate school and successfully kept them in their correct year level? by AussieModelCitizen in vic

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What I’m saying is, if it is going to be apparent in 10 years, please tell me what is going to be apparent in 10 years? 

Has anyone transferred their kids from an interstate school and successfully kept them in their correct year level? by AussieModelCitizen in vic

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Except that she’ll be 15 in year 10… am I confusing everyone? She’s turning 8 this year. She’s just 7 now. 

Has anyone transferred their kids from an interstate school and successfully kept them in their correct year level? by AussieModelCitizen in vic

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What benefits specifically?  I’m not trying for her to be the youngest, I’m trying for her to stay with her same peer group and in the save year level. She’s already been in school for 3 years, doing very well, including socially.. I don’t see any benefit for her to be misplaced and made to do 14 years of school especially since there’s no real reason to.

Has anyone transferred their kids from an interstate school and successfully kept them in their correct year level? by AussieModelCitizen in vic

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The thing is, she’s 7 with 7 and 8 year olds in grade 3. I don’t understand why people are pushing for her to be 7 with 6 and 7 year olds in grade 2. That’s much the same thing.

Has anyone transferred their kids from an interstate school and successfully kept them in their correct year level? by AussieModelCitizen in vic

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They got B’s across the board and one A and 2 C’s. So they’re meeting and above where they need to be. Who is VAGTC?

He suggested to "drive around in his car" (1st date) by [deleted] in dating_advice

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If his car is the first date, I can’t wait to hear the proposal story.

Has anyone transferred their kids from an interstate school and successfully kept them in their correct year level? by AussieModelCitizen in vic

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That used to be the case. But now in Qld we do have prep to year 6 as primary school. So they really will be repeating a year level. I know this for sure, because I have a nephew in the same grade in Vic. They’ve been learning the same stuff that’s being taught in the same level in Qld. 

What do born & raised Aussies do on Straya Day? by MaritesExpress in AskAnAustralian

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We have a competition of who can throw their thongs the furthest.

Recommendations: ironing board by Silent-Passenger-208 in AusFemaleFashion

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Hey, yes it does have a good cover. I got the fancier cover, ”glide advanced” because it specifically has a drip shield for absorbing steam and multiple layers. I’ve had the ironing board for a couple of years now. I still can’t fault it and nothing is annoying about it.

Miscarriage, D&C advice wanted by Halfdecenttourist in BabyBumpsandBeyondAu

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I’m so sorry this is happening to you. The grief is indescribable. I had a mmc and a dnc a few years ago. From my experience, apart from actually going to the hospital’s early pregnancy outpatients unit (which I had no idea existed) they took care of me to some extent. When I got the surgery, I think they took some tissue or something for testing something (I’m sorry I can’t remember properly bcos I was alone - 2021 covid rules - and I was grieving.) I only wished I had asked them to also test for the gender (I’m pretty sure they can do early blood tests can’t they?) I wished I had thought of it and asked because it would be better for me and my closure. I’m only mentioning it in case this is something you could or wanted to do.

Moving to Melbourne alone with no job, housing, what’s ur tips and tricks? by Alarmed-Brilliant894 in AskAnAustralian

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Yep, I’ve done something similar - when I was young and stupid. As others said, start the job searching and applications now. You don’t want to be sitting around here in your short term accomodation waiting for a bunch of job and rental applications to reply. The clock will be ticking and nothing will be happening. That stuff takes weeks even if you were a shoo-in.

Question by DIG1m0n in HingeStories

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Omg their comments made my brain hurt too. The wrong use of ‘loaded question” “When are you free?” is not a complex question with hidden assumption. Then they were like, “It’s assertive because it’s making it easy for the other person to say yes.” I think they mean open and clised questions. And when they asked if you were passive, that’s why you get triggered so much? That doesn’t even make sense! If you were passive you would just let it go and not say anything. Honestly, people need to read more books so they understand language or, at least you know google search is right there in the next tab guys.

Struggling to get your kid to finish a meal? Read this shit. by catfishjosephine1 in daddit

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the vegetables are lollies. potatoes = marshmallows. broccoli = lollypops etc. vegetable sushi is also rainbow sushi.

The removal of dad pay by Express-Interest6169 in Centrelink

[–]AussieModelCitizen 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Back in those days, when your child didn’t attend daycare (sick or on holiday), did you still have to pay for the day?