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Using television to 'care' for children in school

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    #32
    dame
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    SerialComplaint wrote: »
    I wonder if the DVDs purchased are licenced for use in a creche, or do the kids get to see the 'only for use at home - not for use in any business' warning before the DVD comes on?

    I have absolutely no idea and it would not be top of my "questions to ask when vetting a creche" list to be honest.


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    #33
    BostonB
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    SerialComplaint wrote: »
    I wonder if the DVDs purchased are licenced for use in a creche, or do the kids get to see the 'only for use at home - not for use in any business' warning before the DVD comes on?

    Why do you wonder about this?


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    run_Forrest_run
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    KIVES wrote: »
    Seriously, not all Creches are that irresponsible - my sons at an age where he demands to watch 'The Afternoon Show' while he's attending the afternoon part - counselling may be needed - I thought 'Live AT Three' was bad back in the day but j'es...Thelma Mansfield was a far better rolemodel than the red haired one on 'The Afternoon Show'

    :D nice to see some humour in this thread which contains some general over-reaction...I spent many an afternoon in front of 'Live at Three' and sure look, I'm grand ;) Thelma for President.


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    #35
    dame
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    run_Forrest_run wrote: »
    :D nice to see some humour in this thread which contains some general over-reaction...I spent many an afternoon in front of 'Live at Three' and sure look, I'm grand ;) Thelma for President.

    So did I, my Granny loved it! Bosco first which we all sat still to watch, then Live At Three while we wandered oaway and played around the place again.

    Should I be worried about my little brother though? By the time he came along there was a wonderful show on every day called "The Love Boat". :confused:


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