The Daily Mail published an article “Teachers tell children not to have ‘best friends’ in primary schools… to prevent the pain of falling out.” I was a bit shocked at the headlines and wondered what was contained in the report.
My findings were as follows:
Primary schools are adopting a ‘no best friends’ policy to shield children from the pain of falling out.
Critics are warning it is preventing youngsters from learning about the ups and downs of life.
Educational psychologist Gaynor Sbuttoni, who provides counselling for children in London, said the practice of teachers encouraging kids to play in large groups instead of developing [...]
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This post is dedicated to couples trying hard to keep their marriages and relationships intact. It may prove difficult and sometimes a divorce or break up might occur but it’s important to recognise the need for fidelity and honesty in relationships.
The following facts emerged about adultery websites and having affairs in the newspapers(UK) today:
Figures show up to 400,000 unique users are logging on each week in the hope of committing adultery.
Some companies have claimed to have more women than men regularly looking on their sites for adulterous liaisons.
A large number of women signed up to these websites the day after [...]
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