Raidings

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December 30, 200619 yr

Have the raidings come to an end ? Or do I miss some serious information ?

December 30, 200619 yr

What raids?

December 30, 200619 yr

I remember teachers running around scared after the raid rumours in september/october. But they are all back at their schools teaching again. I think it was just a kneejerk reaction to the John Carr case and everything seems to be back to normal. The next problem though is the visas, most of the teachers I knew were on 30 day stamps

December 30, 200619 yr

That knee jerk reaction easily fades and everybody here has a short lived memory...

Fear no more...

The Raid is over.

December 30, 200619 yr

They have been persuaded to stop and have had a meeting about it to inform their subordinates as of about 2 weeks ago

2 weeks later...

January 8, 200719 yr

They have been persuaded to stop and have had a meeting about it to inform their subordinates as of about 2 weeks ago

Who are "They" ?

January 14, 200719 yr

Raids happen. They come and go.

January 14, 200719 yr

Looks like we will just have to wait and see..................

January 14, 200719 yr

It would seem they are back with a vengance:

Schools & Agencies Raided?, Teachers Arrested For Fake Credentials

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