09 Jan 2011 10:38 PM:

I didnt mean to make it sound like they never go out..they do of course but the people they choose to surround themselves with arent the type of teenagers that hang around getting up to no good given the choice they would rather stay in. It is obviously something to think about and how the move would effect their futures is a massive consideration. Jek your points are exactly what i wanted, the truth from people who know !! maybe a holiday home..for now !

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09 Jan 2011 6:38 PM:

my children are 16, 15 ,9,7  although the old two will most likey be a year older when we come. They are good kids and would rather stay in than hang around the streets drinking with their peers.

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09 Jan 2011 12:00 AM:

I have been looking a varies websites whilst researching a move to spain. What i find hard to understand is people whos opinion is that moving to Spain will result in our children becoming wasters with no propects, hanging around drinking and smoking. But surley that is the fault of the parents and not Spains fault ! That happens to children every day in the U.K, again at the fault of the parents, isnt it more to do with how you raise your family than where you live??

Also by moving to Spain you home is more likey to get broken into, more likey to get robbed, pick pockted! all scary stuff ! but again isnt this the case all over the world ! ??? Surely its not all doom and gloom over there !

 

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09 Jan 2011 2:00 PM:

Her course is two full days a week at college and she does two days a week in a placement setting. she is currently on placement at our local primary school. She is then assessed within the placement and obvioulsly has essay and test to do throught the year which all go towards her final end of year mark.

Thread: college/ apprenticeships

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07 Jan 2011 12:00 AM:

 

My daughter is 16 and currently in college doing her diploma in child care. If we were to move to Spain what would be her options would she have to enroll into school until she was 18? And is there opportunity to do things such as apprenticeships for example in the international school or nursery?? How does it all work??

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