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Day Nurseries with full day care in London
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from 56 recommendations
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My little boy has been at this nursery nearly a year. The staff are all very friendly and he loves… (Friday 6 Feb 2015)
304 Broadway, Bexleyheath DA6 8AH
Day Nursery Group: Monkey Puzzle Day Nurseries Ltd
Monkey Puzzle Bexleyheath provides a home-from-home environment that is ideal for children to play, learn and develop. A skilled team of carers continually monitor and evaluate their standards of care, making sure that children progress well towards… more
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I use the nursery as a wrap around care, recently I suggested to my child that she can soon start… (Wednesday 25 Feb 2015)
Asquith St Mary's Day Nursery & Pre-School
63 Arragon Road, Twickenham TW1 3NG
Day Nursery Group: Asquith Day Nurseries & Pre-Schools Ltd
Asquith St Mary's Day Nursery & Pre-School is a multicultural and bright pre-school situated on a main road just a short walk from Twickenham station. The nursery is on one level providing rooms for all the pre-school and nursery children. There is… more
from 9 recommendations
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Kendor Day Nursery is a lovely warm and friendly place. I often drop or pick up my niece and enjoy… (Thursday 3 Apr 2014)
49 Alfriston Avenue, Croydon CR0 3DD
Kendor Day Nursery is a two storey end terrace house converted into a small private day nursery. It has a small dedicated team of qualified nursery practitioners. Having to find the right nursery for a child must be the hardest thing in a parent's… more
from 13 recommendations
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My son has been going to NFDN since he was 8 months old and has made so many friends and loves it… (Monday 16 Jun 2014)
New Foundations Day Nursery (Bexleyheath)
41 Church Road, Bexleyheath DA7 4DD
Day Nursery Group: New Foundations Day Nursery
This Bexleyheath Nursery has now been operating for 11 years, it is a converted Victorian house which has been renovated to meet the needs of caring for up to 29 children on a daily basis from 7.30am – 6pm, Monday to Friday, 51 weeks a year. They offer… more
from 11 recommendations
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Very nice staff and nursery, excellent care and management.… (Wednesday 17 Dec 2014)
Abbots Manor Community Nursery
Sutherland Street, London SW1V 4JP
Day Nursery Group: The London Early Years Foundation
Abbots Manor Community Nursery offers an early years education based around learning and fun, thanks to a play-based curriculum, numerous in-house and outdoor activities, a respect for culture and language, and the use of its own sensory garden. The… more
from 46 recommendations
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My daughter Lily has attended The Co-operative Nursery for the past 3 years since starting in the… (Monday 15 Dec 2014)
The Co-operative Childcare (Wimbledon) Nursery
Wimbledon Traincare Depot, Durnsford Road, Wimbledon, London SW19 8EG
Day Nursery Group: The Co-operative Childcare
The Co-operative Childcare London (Wimbledon) Nursery: There are 5 home rooms within the nursery split into the following age groups: 3 months to 1 year olds, 1 year to 18 months, 18 months to 30 months, 30 months to 3 year olds and one room for the… more
from 45 recommendations
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We live close to the nursery and are happy to have found a good one so close. Our daughter who is… (Tuesday 24 Feb 2015)
Asquith West Hampstead Day Nursery & Pre-School
11 Woodchurch Road, West Hampstead, London NW6 3PL
Day Nursery Group: Asquith Day Nurseries & Pre-Schools Ltd
Asquith West Hampstead Day Nursery & Pre-School is a purpose built Pre-School with a huge outdoor area and amazing adventure playground. The newly developed adventure garden includes two climbing frames, race track, water feature, reading and growing… more
from 65 recommendations
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Nursery has played a pivotal role in overall development of Anamya. It terms of learning,… (Wednesday 25 Feb 2015)
20 Montague Road, Hounslow TW3 1LD
Day Nursery Group: Asquith Day Nurseries & Pre-Schools Ltd
Asquith Hounslow Day Nursery is a multicultural nursery that facilitates the separate needs of its children with local trips and visits, as well as rooms containing top-of-the-range hand crafted toys and furniture and modern technology. There is a… more
from 34 recommendations
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My son has been attending Little Stepping Stones for 8 months (full time) and in that time his… (Monday 26 Jan 2015)
Little Stepping Stones Day Nurseries
Argento Tower, Mapleton Road, Wandsworth, London SW18 4GA
Little Stepping Stones Day Nurseries provide a friendly and comfortable environment, ideal for early years childcare and where enjoyment and fun are combined with discovery and learning. The aim is to see all child develop in confidence, with a versatile… more
from 33 recommendations
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The staff at the nursery are just brilliant for their professionalism and support towards my son.… (Thursday 21 Aug 2014)
The Co-operative Childcare Croydon Nursery
Croydon University Hospital, 530 London Road, Croydon, Thornton Heath CR7 7YE
Day Nursery Group: The Co-operative Childcare
The Co-operative Childcare, Croydon has 4 age specific rooms which all have direct access to the outdoors. The large garden is divided into two areas: for under two year olds and for older children. There are 23 colleagues who have a combined knowledge… more
from 33 recommendations
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I was really very much worry about my daughter when she join this nursery...but I found it very… (Saturday 28 Feb 2015)
The Old Rectory Nursery School (TORNS)
Old Rectory, Church Road, Cranford, Hounslow TW5 9RY
At The Old Rectory Nursery School, we provide a warm and caring environment that enables your children to flourish into young adults; that are well prepared for their futures. We do this by stimulating the children with a wide range of activities which… more
from 38 recommendations
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I viewed a few nurseries before choosing this one, but it was the only one where my daughter seemed… (Monday 17 Nov 2014)
The Co-operative Childcare Heathrow Nursery
Heathrow, Sipson Lane, Sipson, West Drayton UB7 0JG
Day Nursery Group: The Co-operative Childcare
The Co-operative Childcare Heathrow Nursery: There are three home rooms within this small and friendly nursery split into the following age groups: one room for 3 months to 2 year olds which includes a separate sleep room, nappy changing room and milk… more
from 46 recommendations
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The staff at the nursery go to great lengths to support and nurture the individual needs of our… (Tuesday 17 Feb 2015)
Asquith Finsbury Park Day Nursery & Pre-School
Dulas Street, Finsbury Park, London N4 3AF
Day Nursery Group: Asquith Day Nurseries & Pre-Schools Ltd
Asquith Finsbury Park Day Nursery & Pre-School is situated in the heart of Finsbury Park in close proximity to rail, tube and bus stations. The nurseries stunning new adventure garden has everything from a road track for cycling, a fabulous stage… more
from 14 recommendations
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I would recommend to friends. The staff are excellent, very friendly and taking good care of my… (Friday 12 Dec 2014)
Peaches Close, off Sandy Lane, Cheam, Sutton SM2 7BJ
Day Nursery Group: Nuffield Health
Nuffy Bear Day Nursery is part of the Nuffield Health group and committed to the key areas of the Early Years Foundation Stage. Parents are supported by a versatile and secure nursery, within which their children are able to develop literacy and numeracy… more
from 20 recommendations
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Very happy and nurturing environment with excellent staff and activities for children to thrive.… (Thursday 5 Dec 2013)
Streatham Montessori Nursery & Day Care
66 Blairderry Road, Streatham Hill, London SW2 4SB
Streatham Montessori nursery is an exciting and engaging place for children to receive care following Montessori teaching. The nursery has a low staff to child ratio which allows children and staff to develop a strong bond allwoing carers to assist children… more
from 14 recommendations
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Staff have been extremely welcoming and supportive in meeting our needs. Sending my child to… (Wednesday 23 Apr 2014)
St Mary's Pre School Nursery Ltd
St Marys Church Hall, Norwood Green Road, Southall UB2 4LA
At St Mary's Pre School Nursery Ltd a qualified team believe that parents and children should be greeted with a warm and friendly smile every day. The provider is keen to work with parents and involve them in early years development and learning, with… more
from 25 recommendations
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Highly recommend staff are approachable efficient caring and surely know what their job description… (Tuesday 27 Jan 2015)
c/o David Lloyd Centre, 180 Carterhatch Lane, Enfield EN1 4LF
Day Nursery Group: Asquith Day Nurseries & Pre-Schools Ltd
Asquith Enfield Day Nursery is a purpose built, bright and homely nursery located in the David Lloyd Club, all the rooms have access to safe and secure outdoor play areas. The baby room is a stimulating room enabling babies to play and relax to their… more
from 12 recommendations
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My son has been attending Crafty Wizards now for a few months three times a week and he absolutely… (Monday 12 Jan 2015)
Forty Foot Way, Avery Hill, New Eltham, London SE9 2EX
Crafty Wizards Pre-School place creativity at the heart of a balanced and thorough curriculum, as the key to fostering positive learning and development while children progress through the early years. In building up its professional service, the… more
from 28 recommendations
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I am very happy and satisfied with my daughters progress. She has become more confident than… (Thursday 8 Jan 2015)
Asquith Golders Green Day Nursery & Pre-School
212 Golders Green Road, Golders Green, London NW11 9AT
Day Nursery Group: Asquith Day Nurseries & Pre-Schools Ltd
Asquith Golders Green Day Nursery & Pre-School Nursery has a warm and friendly atmosphere with handmade toys and furniture for the children to enjoy. Babies have their own dedicated room. It has a cosy sleep area for quiet time and messy area for… more
from 15 recommendations
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My son (2 1/2 yrs old) and daughter (1yr old) both attend CC's Nursery. Staff are extremely… (Sunday 14 Dec 2014)
St Micheal at Bowes Church Hall, Palmerston Road, London N22 8QX
CC's Nursery believe that what children experience in nursery can create strong and lasting foundations to build on later in life. Therefore we believe it is essential that the first experiences at CC's Nursery are both enjoyable and of the highest quality. The… more
from 53 recommendations
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Excellent… (Thursday 8 Jan 2015)
Ujima House, 388 High Road, Wembley HA9 6AR
Honey Pot Nursery is a secure and professional childcare service, well-staffed by a qualified team and offering a healthy range of resources to achieve age-specific learning. Each child has their individual progress respected, with positive behaviour… more
from 19 recommendations
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The nursery setting and staff are very professional and very attentive to our child's needs.… (Monday 12 Jan 2015)
Tenderlinks Day Nursery - Twickenham
Nuffield Health Fitness, Stoop Memorial Ground, Langhorn Drive, Twickenham TW2 7SX
Day Nursery Group: Tenderlinks Day Nursery
Thank you for your interest in Tenderlinks Day Nursery - Twickenham! Tenderlinks Day Nursery is a privately owned nursery and crèche. It is fully registered with Ofsted and the Local Authority and caters to sessional, part-time and full-time children… more
from 53 recommendations
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i love this nursery. Mikiel is very happy here. He is making lots of friends and generally has… (Wednesday 21 Jan 2015)
The Co-operative Childcare Hackney
106-108 Morning Lane, Hackney, London E9 6LG
Day Nursery Group: The Co-operative Childcare
There are 3 home rooms within The Co-operative Childcare Hackney nursery split into the following age groups: one room for 3 months – 2 year olds, one room for 2-3 year olds and one room for the 3-5 year olds. The older children are able to freely access… more
from 11 recommendations
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Wonderful nursery, my child is very happy thanks to the warm staff. It is well run, orderly, clean… (Monday 12 Jan 2015)
The Spanish Nursery and Children's Centre for Culture and Language
Ingestre Road Community Centre, Ingestre Road, Camden, London NW5 1UX
The Spanish Nursery and Children's Centre for Culture and Language offers a quality environment for early years development, staffed by a team that promotes equal opportunities and a strong ethos of inclusion. The focus is on helping children to learn… more
from 14 recommendations
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Our son has been very happy for 2 and a half years. He thrives in the small group sizes and feels… (Wednesday 25 Feb 2015)
283/287 Windmill Road, Northfields, Ealing, London W5 4DP
Day Nursery Group: Happy Child Ltd
Happy Child Northfields offer a caring and supportive environment, in which children are able to learn and develop, enjoying both self-directed and group-led activities, carried out by a qualified team and with their own key person. Parents have access… more
from 39 recommendations
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Very good in all aspects. Should provide dance classes and some music activities.… (Thursday 8 Jan 2015)
The Co-operative Childcare Hounslow
Chinchilla Drive, Meadows Estate, Hounslow TW4 7NS
Day Nursery Group: The Co-operative Childcare
There is 3 rooms within The Co-operative Childcare Hounslow nursery split into the following age groups: one room for 3 months – 20 months, one room for 20 months - 3 year olds and one room for the 3-5 year olds. All of the children are able to access… more
from 11 recommendations
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My son has been at platform One since he was 11 months old, he is now 3. They are very caring and… (Thursday 19 Feb 2015)
Grange Park Station, Vera Avenue, Grange Park, London N21 1RE
'Your child's first platform for a better future' Platform One Nursery is located at Grange Park Railway Station, in a converted Edwardian railway building. The position of the nursery enables parents to commute to central London easily, a frequent… more
from 31 recommendations
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Asquith is not just a nursery for our son but is an extension of a family environment providing… (Wednesday 4 Mar 2015)
Asquith Bromley Pre-School & Day Nursery
124 College Road, Bromley BR1 3PF
Day Nursery Group: Asquith Day Nurseries & Pre-Schools Ltd
Asquith Bromley Pre-School & Day Nursery is based in a lovely, large converted house in the centre of Bromley. The nursery is bright and attractive and all rooms have high quality furniture, handcrafted play equipment and ICT facilities. There is… more
from 27 recommendations
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When our little on started at Devonshire Day Nursery,it was a whole new daunting experience for us… (Wednesday 25 Feb 2015)
Bennett Street, Chiswick, London W4 2AH
Day Nursery Group: Childbase Partnership
Devonshire Day Nursery is a purposely converted property, registered to welcome up to eighty-eight pre-school children to a spacious interior that is well-resourced to make learning interesting and to achieve the highest childcare standards. The numerous… more
View Full Details Vacancies: 7 Child Vacancies
from 19 recommendations
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My daughter has been at Puddleducks for over six months and is extremely happy there because of the… (Tuesday 10 Feb 2015)
95 Lacy Road, Putney, London SW15 1NR
Welcome to Puddle-ducks day nursery in Putney, south west London. It's a place where babies, toddlers and preschool children are encouraged to play and learn by caring nursery professionals in delightful homely surroundings. Puddle-Ducks Nursery is… more
from 16 recommendations
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I think it's a very good nursery, it's clean, good activities, very friendly staff.… (Monday 24 Nov 2014)
1-5 Albany Road, Enfield EN3 5UB
Comfort Angelz Daycare offers a secure, caring environment for children aged 3 months to 5 years All staff are fully trained and offer a professional level of care to all children. Comfort Angelz are able to provide families access to a Family… more
from 10 recommendations
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After going to see quite a few different nurseries I knew this is where I wanted my child to go as… (Tuesday 3 Feb 2015)
Leys Children's Centre Nursery
215 Wellington Drive, Dagenham RM10 9XW
Day Nursery Group: The London Early Years Foundation
Leys Children's Centre is part of the respected London Early Years Foundation portfolio, a registered charity with a passion to see early years learning championed by trained and motivated professionals. A variety of learning and play activities are… more
from 16 recommendations
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Good nursery, well supporting staff, Child friendly accommodation.… (Friday 19 Jul 2013)
Barley Lane Montessori Day Nursery
41 Barley Lane, Ilford IG3 8XE
Day Nursery Group: PAUK Ltd - BarleyMont Group of Nurseries
Barley Lane Montessori Day Nursery is Part of PAUK LTD - Barleymont Group of Nurseries. This site can take babies from birth till age 5. Children often join as babies and continue their journey from Baby room (Poppies) to Preschool Room (Buttercups). Children… more
from 21 recommendations
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My second child is now at Woodlands my elder child now goes to school. If you want lovely staff who… (Thursday 26 Feb 2015)
1/3 Orchard Road, Barnet EN5 2HL
Day Nursery Group: Childbase Partnership
Woodlands Day Nursery is a beautiful property, converted to create a 60 place day nursery of the highest quality. Much of the character of the building has been retained to provide spacious and interesting rooms with first class facilities. The outdoor… more
View Full Details Vacancies: 2 Child Vacancies
from 9 recommendations
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I couldn't really think of any other nursery for my little one. Absolutely brilliant. I would… (Thursday 26 Feb 2015)
36 Grove Park Road, Mottingham, London SE9 4QA
Day Nursery Group: Happy Child Ltd
Happy Child Baby Nursery, Mottingham, offers a nurturing environment that is staffed by a qualified team of professionals, dedicated to the best care and pre-school education possible. The nursery has a newly-decorated garden, with the team's itinerary… more
from 24 recommendations
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I recommend this nursery as my two children have and do attend. They have had a good experience and… (Wednesday 4 Feb 2015)
Asquith Peckham Rye Day Nursery
24 Waveney Avenue, Peckham Rye, London SE15 3UE
Day Nursery Group: Asquith Day Nurseries & Pre-Schools Ltd
Asquith Peckham Rye Day Nursery encourages children to learn through play whilst investigating their world. Brightly decorated rooms contain the latest in technology as well as top quality toys. There are four rooms that are age-specific with the… more
from 28 recommendations
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My grandson is happy to come to nursery and full of when he has done and learnt.
He clearly enjoys… (Thursday 16 Oct 2014)
3 Hillview Road, Hatch End, Pinner HA5 4PB
Day Nursery Group: Asquith Day Nurseries & Pre-Schools Ltd
Asquith Hatch End Day Nursery offers children indoor and outdoor environments for learning and development. The nursery has been updated with a flat-screen television with daily information for parents, next to the weekly menus. Along with a brand… more
from 13 recommendations
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My daughter has been here since she was 9 months. The staff are friendly and welcoming and they… (Tuesday 2 Dec 2014)
5 Sunningfields Road, Hendon, London NW4 4QR
Day Nursery Group: Asquith Day Nurseries & Pre-Schools Ltd
Asquith Hill Park Day Nursery is situated in a large nursery with an unusually large garden, not commonly found in London. Hill Park is fortunate to be at the heart of a vibrant multi-cultural community and this is reflected within the staff and the… more
from 34 recommendations
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The staff have made my son feel very welcome and very comfortable during his time here. A very… (Thursday 26 Feb 2015)
Thorncliffe Road, Southall UB2 5RN
Day Nursery Group: Childbase Partnership
Nursery on the Green provides the highest quality of childcare facilities for the children of the local community. The nursery provides a happy, sociable environment where every child is treated as an individual; there are 4 main play areas with a separate… more
View Full Details Vacancies: 8 Child Vacancies
from 14 recommendations
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My son attended the nursery for a year, he took ages to settle as he moved from a childminder so… (Monday 15 Sep 2014)
The Co-operative Childcare Charlton Nursery
14 Sherington Road, Charlton, London SE7 7JW
Day Nursery Group: The Co-operative Childcare
The Co-operative Childcare Charlton Nursery is a fun, stimulating, safe and secure environment for your child and they pride themselves on a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Each age group 0-2 and 2-5 years have their own rooms which they have personalised… more
from 12 recommendations
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There are good teachers. My son loves to go there. It is good for us that we can get the daily… (Wednesday 4 Mar 2015)
13 Harbet Road, Paddington, London W2 1AJ
Merchant Square Day Nursery opened in September 2014 as a brand new purpose built nursery in the newly developed Paddington Basin area. The nursery intends to quickly earn itself a reputation as the leading provider of childcare in Paddington, offering… more
from 17 recommendations
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My daughter enjoys going to the nursery. She really loves playing with sand and water. She likes… (Monday 2 Mar 2015)
Asda Precinct, 204 Lavender Hill, Clapham Junction, London SW11 1JG
Lavender Hill Day Nursery has a well-earned reputation as the leading provider of childcare in Clapham Junction, offering outstanding care to children aged 3 months to 5 years and are open from 7.30am to 6.30pm Monday - Friday, for 51 weeks of the year… more
from 14 recommendations
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My older son who is now 7 1/2 at the moment my son who is 1/1/2 attends this nurser and I am very… (Wednesday 8 Oct 2014)
Asquith Balham Day Nursery & Pre-School
36 Radbourne Road, Balham, London SW12 0EF
Day Nursery Group: Asquith Day Nurseries & Pre-Schools Ltd
Asquith Balham Day Nursery & Pre-School has just undergone a stunning garden refurbishment and is based in a Victorian building, convenient for both Balham and Streatham Hill rail stations. The nursery is part of the Asquith family, Balham Day Nursery… more
from 13 recommendations
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Asquith Bush Hill Park is an amazing nursery, I am very pleased with the staff and the facilities,… (Tuesday 2 Dec 2014)
Asquith Bush Hill Park Day Nursery
2 Queen Annes Place, Bush Hill Park, Enfield EN1 2PX
Day Nursery Group: Asquith Day Nurseries & Pre-Schools Ltd
Asquith Bush Hill Park Day Nursery is brightly refurbished in a converted Grade II listed bank, opposite Bush Hill Park rail station. Open from 7.30am – 6.30pm, the rooms are welcoming and well resourced with everything from handcrafted furniture… more
from 13 recommendations
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My son just arrived in the UK and he hadn't attended any nursery in UK before he got to London. He… (Thursday 11 Dec 2014)
My Nursery (Electron) Pre-School Docklands
Unit 1, Electron Building, 10 Blackwall Way, London E14 9GX
Day Nursery Group: My Nursery LLP
My Nursery (Electron) Pre-School Docklands cater for children aged between two and five years old, offering an extensive fun and educational preschool program. The activities are provided in a stimulating environment allowing children to grow into independent… more
from 8 recommendations
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This nursery is really good, it is run professionally, and my child is always on target and… (Thursday 30 Oct 2014)
Lilies Baby & Tots Children Centre Ltd
3a Neville Gill Close, Wandsworth, London SW18 4BS
Lilies Baby & Tots Children Centre Ltd welcomes funded places for 2 and 3 year olds, while having a facility that is ideal for all the pre-school age ranges. Within an family-orientated atmosphere, in the centre of Wandsworth, the nursery focuses… more
from 17 recommendations
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I have nothing but good things to say about Abbey Wood Grange Nursery. Its staff, facilities and… (Tuesday 3 Mar 2015)
Abbey Wood Grange Nursery South Croydon
16 Church Road, Kenley CR8 5DU
Abbey Wood Grange Nursery South Croydon operates from an extended three-story house in a private, residential area in Kenley, South Croydon, Surrey. Just a short walk from Kenley train station, close to local bus services (Godstone Road), they offer… more
from 14 recommendations
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We are very happy with the excellent standard of care that all the staff at Brinds Well provide for… (Tuesday 28 Oct 2014)
Child Base Ltd, Hawstead Lane, Chelsfield, Orpington BR6 7PH
Day Nursery Group: Childbase Partnership
Brinds Well Day Nursery offers professional childcare services to suit the needs of young families with pre-school children. The aim of the service is to respect the individuality of each child, with directed activities made possible by multiple play… more
View Full Details Vacancies: 6 Child Vacancies
from 13 recommendations
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My daughter is so happy at Chapel House, in fact she asks to go in at weekends. I am a picky parent… (Tuesday 18 Feb 2014)
48 Chapel Road, West Norwood, London SE27 0UR
Chapel House Day Nursery has a well-earned reputation as the leading provider of childcare in West Norwood, offering outstanding care to children aged 3 months to 5 years and are open from 7.30am to 6.00pm Monday - Friday, for 51 weeks of the year (closed… more
from 12 recommendations
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An Outstanding Nursery
My son has been attending Little Bears for over 4 months now, he has… (Tuesday 16 Dec 2014)
30 Cheering Lane, East Village, London E20 1BD
Day Nursery Group: Little Bear's Daycare Group Ltd
The brand new Little Bear's operating an all-day service from 7.30am to 6.30pm, located right on the doorstep of the new homes and ready for the first families to move in later this year, as well as offering places for children already living in the… more
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These apply to [[{{Webcomic/Prequel}} the webcomic named Prequel]].
* [[http://foxmage.com/this/story12.gif That burn was so sick, it lit the candle.]]
** These gay elves are racist fucks and you dont want to talk to them anymore.
* Katia [[http://www.prequeladventure.com/2011/03/katia-talk-to-guard/ asks about finding employment]] with the Imperial Guard.
-->'''Narrator''': The guard looks at you with a troubled, uncomfortable glare, like that of a man [[CrossesTheLineTwice who must explain to his paraplegic daughter]] that [[SorryBillyButYouJustDontHaveLegs her dreams of becoming a ballerina will never come true]].
* [[http://foxmage.com/this/story43.gif You fucked up.]]
* [[http://foxmage.com/this/story82.gif Quill-Weave quickly says something about how she's confident you two can work this out on your own okay see you later.]]
* [[http://foxmage.com/this/story120.gif You don't exactly operate well under pressure. In a spur-of-the-moment decision, you try to execute every fallback plan at once.]]
* [[http://foxmage.com/this/story157.gif This]] is the ''best idea.''
* You can no longer be the imp because [[http://foxmage.com/this/story178.gif the imp is dead.]]
* [[http://foxmage.com/this/story202.gif Well, you're alive.]]
* [[FailedASpotCheck Who is this "Matt" you speak of?]]
* [[http://www.prequeladventure.com/2011/05/katia-panic/ Holy shit]], Quill-Weave knows ''parkour?''
** She's an apprentice acrobatics trainer in-game, of course she does!
* What was that, Logical Thought? I couldnt hear you over the taste of all this [[http://www.prequeladventure.com/this/story423.gif delicious cake]].
** ''Decide you'd rather wash down the cake with more cake'' [[http://www.prequeladventure.com/2011/06/476/ IT'S NOT WORKING.]]
* [[http://prequeladventure.com/this/story595.gif Holy FUCKSHIT your hand is on fire and it really burns!]]
* "Imperial Legion soldiers are notoriously bad at dying. Every time they conquered a place, the original rulers were like "hey, start dying!" and the Imperial Legion was like "no". At least that's how you understand history."
* [[http://prequeladventure.com/this/story749.gif Well, okay, your badass wolf-skin armor doesn't turn out so great. But other things are still looking up!]]
* By the way, for a Mages Guild, is there a required dress code or something? Because I want to make a good impression, and [[http://prequeladventure.com/this/story816.gif I dont know how I feel about this hood.]]
* ''Ryavis wrote: When Katia turned her darkvision on in her dream, she apparently turned it on in real life also. Does that mean that she hit something with an eye of fear too?'' '''Katia:''' Yeah, looks like you accidentally hit an unfortunate little spider hanging over Quill-Weaves bed. [[http://www.prequeladventure.com/this/story534.gif It is currently flipping the fuck out, terrified of everything around it]].
* Asotil's conversation with Katia prior to setting off for Kvatch.
-->'''Asotil''': Citizen, do you know how I became strong enough to serve in the Imperial Legion, one of the most selective and skilled combat forces in all of Cyrodiil?
-->'''Katia''': How?
-->'''Asotil''': Drugs. But also practice.
* [[BlatantLies NORMAL]] [[MostDefinitelyNotAVillain HUMAN]] [[http://www.prequeladventure.com/this/story913.gif STRENGTH!]]
* [[http://www.prequeladventure.com/2012/04/1902/ You have a really good feeling about all these decisions you just made!]]
* [[http://www.prequeladventure.com/2012/09/2259/ You can stop being afraid now.]] [[spoiler: like it's totes ok i give you my permission *thumbs up*]]
* [[http://www.prequeladventure.com/2012/09/2271/ This entire page,]] though it's filled with NightmareFuel, manages to be uncannily hilarious with its comments.
->woah woah WOAH
->hey no
->stop being on fire
->come on that is like the exact opposite of what I asked you to do
->just...WAIT THERE
* Just about everything [[FanNickname Aggy]] says to Katya while trying to cheer her up. Especially when he tells her the story of [[http://www.prequeladventure.com/2013/12/3253/ The Littlest Scrib,]] an AffectionateParody of Dunmer lore.
* [[http://www.prequeladventure.com/this/AggyExtrapolate.html "Oh my gods you have never actually eaten an apple, have you?"]]
** Nchow.
** Katia's explanation of how she can speak Dragonish.
* [[http://www.prequeladventure.com/2014/05/3391/ I'll level with you here:]] [[MetaPhorgotten I have completely lost track of this Analogy]]


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CARE Committee
Creative and Research Endeavors
Spring 2014
If you have an idea for a research project or a creative endeavor, the Committee invites your application!
Submission due date is 4:00 p.m., Friday, February 14, 2014.
Please submit your applications to the Academic Senate
Office, McMullen 214. You can also drop them in campus mail. LATE APPLICATIONS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED.
Please remember that your Department Chairperson and Dean
need to review your proposal.
The maximum budget for each proposal is $5,000.
faculty projects will be considered and may be eligible for higher funding
levels than individual projects.
Funding for this cycle is for the remainder of the current
fiscal year, and awards must be spent by June 30, 2014.
The proposal shall not exceed five pages, not including the cover page, using 12 point font and one-inch margins.
for Spring 2014
(Printable Version)
You need two parts of the Spring 2014 application: |
Budget Template |
Applications are to be printed, not emailed.
If you have any problems downloading these forms, please call the Senate office at 657-1676.
Guidelines for Creative and Research Endeavors Project
Who may apply for CARE Grants?
All full-time,
contract faculty may apply (half time or greater).
Part-time faculty are not eligible.
What type of projects may be funded?
Priority will be given to new projects, which
have not been previously funded. |
Proposals that appear to be a continuation of previously funded CARE
projects must demonstrate significant advancement beyond the scope
of the previous requests. |
Projects that lead to additional external funding are encouraged.
Identification of specific external funding opportunities and
a description of how the CARE project will lead to a proposal to
that funding agency should be included. |
Projects involving scholarly creative or research endeavor likely to
lead to dissemination through refereed publications, juried
exhibits, performances, or grant proposals for additional funding.
Typical expenses may include equipment, library service,
computer services, and supplies. |
Projects involving a creative or research endeavor that require more
support than is possible from the limited resources of a department
or college are encouraged.
The CARE funds will allocate a portion of the funding to
support projects that do not have the potential to attract
extramural funding but that do contribute strongly to the
university's scholarship mission. |
Collaborative faculty projects will be considered and may be
eligible for higher funding levels than individual projects. |
How long may projects be funded?
The same project may
be funded for a maximum of two years; however, funds must be expended on a
fiscal year basis per award.
CARE funding operates on the university fiscal calendar.
Therefore, all funds must be spent before June 30 of a given year.
CARE funds are not appropriate for:
Attendance and related expenses for
professional meetings and conferences. |
Attendance at professional development
meetings. |
Faculty salaries. |
Special Considerations for Technology Purchases
Human Subjects/Animal Subjects Research
The Human
Subjects/Animal Subjects Research Committee, as appropriate, must approve
proposals before an award is given (not before application deadline).
It is the responsibility of the Project Director to provide the CARE
Committee with documentation of compliance with regulations related to
human/animal subjects. (Please
visit the IRB webpage for more information: www.msubillings.edu/orc)
All recipients of CARE funded projects must:
Submit an annual written report summarizing the results achieved by
the project as well as an account of the funds spent.
Annual reports will be made until the project is completed
and no further progress or products are imminent.
The report is to be submitted to and reviewed by the CARE
Committee via the Academic Senate Office.
The report is to conform to the outline included in the
application packet and is available on the Academic Senate website.
All unencumbered funds are returned to CARE for consideration
of subsequent proposals. |
Recipients will be expected to create a professional poster
presentation based on the CARE funded project for exhibition at a
University sponsored event the following year. |
How are CARE grant applications reviewed?
A committee of the Academic Senate with faculty representation from
all colleges and the ASMSUB will review all applications for
content, project design, potential, connection to the University's
Strategic Plan (www.msubillings.edu/futureu/booklet/index.htm),
and appropriateness of the budget request. |
All applicants will receive notification approximately four weeks
following the submission deadline regarding an award or a decline of
their proposal. |
Applications are due in the Academic Senate Office, McMullen 214, by
4:00 p.m., Friday,
February 14, 2014.
State law requires that all research funds be spent by June
30, 2014. |
Budgetary Information and Reporting
Grant funds may only be spent within the grant period for the
purposes described in the application and for the items specified in
the approved budget. |
Suitable records and accounting for project expenditures must be
maintained and submitted to the appropriate Grants Accountant at the
end of the project period. |
If you have
received a CARE grant in the past and are not current in your
reporting of status and outcomes to the committee, you are
ineligible for consideration for a 2013-2014 or future CARE grants
until your report is submitted to the Academic Senate Office,
McMullen 214. |
Format for CARE Proposals
The proposal shall not exceed five pages, not including the cover page, using 12 point font and one-inch margins. The proposal must address the following guidelines. The link to the CARE documents can be found on the Academic Senate page of the MSU Billings web site.
Description of Project Goals and Objectives:
Clearly state the goals and objectives of the proposed
project in non-jargon terms that will allow a range of faculty from outside
your respective discipline to understand your intended goals.
Please clearly describe the likely outcomes of your proposed project.
If a potential outcome is a new proposal to an external funding
agency, please provide details on the specific competition, due dates, and
your plan to use the CARE project results to enhance your future proposal.
Discuss the plan to carry out the project and the major
tasks involved in executing the project.
Provide a timeline indicating when the project will begin and
conclude as well as when the major tasks within the project will be
undertaken and accomplished.
Explain how the project will lead to creative or
scholarly products or outcomes. These
may include publications, presentations at professional conferences,
exhibits or performances, grant proposals/external funding, or outcomes
appropriate to your discipline.
Explain the ways in which the proposed creative or
research endeavor meets or furthers the missions of the University as
outlined in the 2013-2018 Strategic Plan, found here:
http://www.msubillings.edu/futureu/booklet/index.htm .
There will be a maximum of $5,000 awarded per project.
Collaborative projects may apply for awards greater than $5,000
depending on the number of investigators involved.
Plan project budgets accordingly.
List any and all additional (or potential additional) sources of
funding for the project.
Descriptions of Budget Items
Personnel ServicesAny individuals who are hired to work as part of an awarded project must adhere to the policies and procedures of MSU Billings including the Board of Regent's policies. These individuals are considered MSUB employees and will be paid through the Payroll Office per standard MSUB policy. |
Contracted Services If you have questions on the determination of an independent contractor, please contact Business Services. All appropriate forms (e.g., Tax form W-9) must be filled out in cooperation with Business Services. |
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I've got more to write about from NBTA (tomorrow I'll feature the battle of the First Class suites), but today I'm going to take a break and talk about Virgin America's latest. Though I was supposed to meet with Virgin America spokesperson Abby Lunardini at the show, she ended up not being able to make it because it was right after the earthquake and she got stuck at her hotel. Of course, that won't stop me from talking about their news of the week.
Remember when I posted earlier this month that Virgin America was up to something with their premium coach seats (bulkhead and exit row)? Well, they've finally announced what they're going to do, and um, it's ok, I guess.
Please excuse my lack of enthusiasm here, but I thought it was going to be something really good. I thought that maybe they would add more First Class seats or possibly create an elite level of their frequent flier program. It was nothing so bold. Instead, they've just created Main Cabin Select. If you sit in the bulkhead or the exit rows, you'll still get a regular coach seat with a little more legroom. But now you'll also get First Class amenities – free movies and food, premium check-in, etc.
See? Not exactly a huge change. It's effectively First Class service in a Coach seat. The question is now . . . how much will it cost? They didn't announce that, but they did say that you can begin purchasing these on September 15 for flights beginning mid-October. Previously, you had to pay between $15 and $50 depending upon the length of the flight to sit in those seats.
Don't get me wrong. I don't think this is a bad idea. I'm just a little lukewarm because my expectations were higher. My guess is that people weren't paying for the extra legroom before, so Virgin is trying to package things together to get people to find value in that offering. If this does that, then more power to them.
Possibly the more interesting news for Virgin America fliers came in this release about their Virgin Galactic partnership. No, that partnership isn't very interesting, but it does say way at the bottom that "By Oct. 1, 2008, Elevate members will be able to begin redeeming points for Virgin America flights on-line."
I'm happy to see that finally happen. The airline has been around for about a year now, and they're only now getting around to defining the program. This should be good news for those of you who have been stockpiling flight credits with no place to use them.
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Auto Teaming in PvP
Why do we need auto teaming in PvP. It was fine before. Doesnt PvP mean Player versus Player, and not Team versus Team?
I finally tried Capture and Hold after the Season 4 patch. Wow auto teaming sucks. For a started. I never team. At the beginning I teamed, but people never acted as a team, I therefore saw no point teaming ever again. If you cant survive on your own you should give up now. Another reason is I have a large ignore list. When I joined the game I was teamed with 3 people on my ignore list! Why would I want to team with people I dont like, respect or want to play with.? If you are going to force people into a team you should at least let players see who they will be playing with before the game starts. As you might guess I didnt stay long. :mad: I'm now calling Season 4 : Crossgamer |
In Startrek Online, it is not single player vs single player. You are always put into two opposing groups. Naturally, these groups should cooperate to win. Auto-Teaming is required particularly badly in Arena matches. If you don't team up, you are a potential liability to your side, as you are not privy to information discussed in team chat, you don't know where the other group members are, the group members don't know where you are, and it's very difficult t figure out if you need healing. And without such knowledge, a teamed up enemy is advantage. If you don't want to help others, don't want to focus fire, don't want aid of others, you are probably costing your side the win, as you die early and often (no aid from others?), and can't help killing cooperating targets. This game doesn't have Free For All modes. Maybe it should have one, but I am sure we'd soon have "cliques" of players in such free for alls, cooperating to beat others until it's time to go against each other. For Capture & Hold - I don't really care. I got tired and bored of it. The critical component to win there- capping - is no fun at all. But even there, teams that actually work together would be nice, because then at least capping didn't take so long. But since no one is really following the map objectives anyway, it's just a mess. |
If they think forcing me into a team is going to make me work as a team player than they are sadly mistaken. In fact the opposite will be true. If Im stuck having to team, and players are on my ignore list then I will be more likely leave the match, or will play as if Im not in a team :(
If you don't want to team with people you don't like, it's time to make friends that are also interested in PvP and queue up as a team. But if you are opposed to team play entirely - a lot of people will probably be thankful if you never get put in their team and stay out o any game they might join. |
Use a private match, or play in Ker'rat We Love Capt Kirks in Ker'rat:D |
You can get 20 something emblems by pveing.
Don't que up for pvp if you aren't willing to play with the teams and the big boys and girls. |
BTW please do queue up and act as a solo cruiser out on patrol in pvp. There's a reason klingons tend to hunt in wolfpacks, and we do love preying on lost sheep. |
It seems some people just have to be forced to do the right thing.
Auto teaming was one of the best things they added (auto disbanding was a bit of a mistake but still). You've got the wrong attitude. It's yours and you are entitled to it but I hope I never have to play with someone like that.
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Synopses & ReviewsPublisher Comments:Growing up on the rough streets of Newark, New Jersey, Rameck, George,and Sampson could easily have followed their childhood friends into drug dealing, gangs, and prison. But when a presentation at their school made the three boys aware of the opportunities available to them in the medical and dental professions, they made a pact among themselves that they would become doctors. It took a lot of determination—and a lot of support from one another—but despite all the hardships along the way, the three succeeded. Retold with the help of an award-winning author, this younger adaptation of the adult hit novel The Pact is a hard-hitting, powerful, and inspirational book that will speak to young readers everywhere. Synopsis:The true story of how three young men join forces to beat the odds and become doctors.
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Synopsis:Chosen by Essence to be among the forty most influential African Americans, the three doctors grew up in the streets of Newark, facing city life's temptations, pitfalls, even jail. But one day these three young men made a pact. They promised each other they would all become doctors, and stick it out together through the long, difficult journey to attaining that dream. Sampson Davis, George Jenkins, and Rameck Hunt are not only friends to this day—they are all doctors. This is a story about the power of friendship. Of joining forces and beating the odds. A story about changing your life, and the lives of those you love most...together. Synopsis:Filled with drama, courage, temptation, and ultimately, triumph, this is the uplifting story of three teenaged boys from broken homes in Newark, New Jersey, who pledged to support one another in realizing their dreams. Despite tremendous difficulties they faced, today two are doctors and one is a dentist.
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Businesses taking powers that properly belong only to government: Uber, for example
Read this article by T.C. Sottek at The Verge: "Uber has an army of at least 161 lobbyists and they're crushing regulators." And from the outset Uber has ignored the restrictions of the law, often in letter as well as in spirit, as though the rules did not apply to them—because Uber was making its own rules. That's the mindset of the company. "We're going to disrupt things and break shit." Well, shit is well and truly being broken. If people do not wake up a little, we're in for some tough sledding. John Twelve Hawks doesn't touch it, though he certainly points the direction in his trilogy that beings with The Traveler. Highly readable.
Meme competition at its most direct
John Twelve Hawks, in The Dark River: Book Two of the Fourth Realm Trilogy deescribes on page 106 (location 1483-1506) an all-out meme warfare, hand-to-hand combat. The speaker is one of the Brethern—basically, a confederacy of the powerful and wealthy with the deliberate aim of controlling human society (for the benefit of all, of course).
"Our new computer center in Berlin uses conventional technology, but it's still quite powerful. We've also created bot nets of cooperating computers around the world that obey our commands without the owner's knowledge…."
Lines of computer code appeared on the middle monitor behind the podium. As Reichhardt spoke, the computer code became smaller and smaller until it was condensed into a black square.
"We're also expanding our use of computational immunology. We have created self-sustaining, self-replicating computer programs that move through the Internet like white blood cells in the human body. Instead of looking for viruses and infections, these programs search for infectious ideas that will delay the establishment of the Panopticon."
On the screen, the tiny square of code entered a computer. It reproduced itself and then was transmitted to a second computer. Rapidly, it began to take over an entire system.
"Initially, we used computational immunology as a tool for discovering our enemies. Because of the problems with the quantum computer, we turned our cyber leukocytes into active viruses that damage computers filled with information that is determined to be antisocial. The program requires no maintenance once it is released into the system."
There it is: memes deliberately hindering the reproduction of other memes: killing off competing memes.
The novel resumes with the description that doubtless matches some current NSA project:
"But now I will turn to the Hauptgericht—the 'main course' of our banquet. We call it the Shadow Program…."
The monitor went dark and then showed the computer-generated image of a living room. Looking like one of the mannequins used to test car safety, a figure sat on a straight-backed chair. His face and body were comprised of geometric shapes, but he was recognizably human—a man.
"The use of electronic surveillance and monitoring has reached a crucial fusion point. Using both government and corporate sources, we have all the data necessary to track an individual during his entire day. We've simply combined it into one system—the Shadow Program. Shadow creates a parallel cyber-reality that constantly changes to reflect the actions of each individual. For those members of the Brethren who would like more information after this talk, I'm warning you—the Shadow Program is…" Reichhardt paused, searching for a word. "I would call it verführerisch."
"Which means beguiling," Mrs. Brewster explained. "Seductive."
"Seductive. An excellent word.
"In order to show what the Shadow Program can do, I've chosen one member of the Brethren as our subject. Without his knowledge, I have established his duplicated self within our system. Photographs from passport and driver's license databases are converted into a three-dimensional image. Using medical records and other personal data, we can establish weight and height."
32 scifi novels you should read
Interesting list and I've read all but one (and a secondhand copy of that is on its way to me). Philip K. Dick was indeed a force to be reckoned with, though I certainly would have included The Man in the High Castle. And why isn't Vernor Vinge's A Fire Upon the Deep included? Etc.
Vernor Vinge's A Fire Upon the Deep
I had forgotten how much I enjoyed this novel. Doing a quick re-read.
Be careful what you write
UPDATE: There was more than the novels. Here's a follow-up.
A teacher wrote a science-fiction novel set in the far future (2902), and in the novel are two school shootings (a topic I imagine most school teachers think about from time to time, given their responsibilities).
Apparently authorship is now considered some sort of crime. Robby Soave posts at Reason.com:
A Dorchester County, Maryland, teacher was taken in for an "emergency medical evaluation," suspended from his job, and barred from setting foot on another public school. Authorities searched his school, Mace's Lane Middle School in Cambridge, for weapons. As classes resumed, parents worried that their children were in danger, so police decided to remain on the premises to watch over them.
What happened? The teacher, Patrick McLaw, published a fiction novel. Under a pen name. About a made-up school shooting. Set in the year 2902.
If you're having trouble figuring out which part of that was criminal, or negligent, or even inappropriate, you're not alone. From WBOC:
Early last week the school board was alerted that one of its eighth grade language arts teachers at Mace's Lane Middle School had several aliases. Police said that under those names, he wrote two fictional books about the largest school shooting in the country's history set in the future. Now, Patrick McLaw is placed on leave.
Dr. K.S. Voltaer is better known by some in Dorchester County as Patrick McLaw, or even Patrick Beale. Not only was he a teacher at Mace's Lane Middle School in Cambridge, but according to Dorchester Sheriff James Phillips, McLaw is also the author of two books: "The Insurrectionist" and its sequel, "Lillith's Heir."
Those books are what caught the attention of police and school board officials in Dorchester County. "The Insurrectionist" is about two school shootings set in the future, the largest in the country's history.
Phillips said McLaw was taken in for an emergency medical evaluation. The sheriff would not disclose where McLaw is now, but he did say that he is not on the Eastern Shore. The same day that McLaw was taken in for an evaluation, police swept Mace's Lane Middle School for bombs and guns, coming up empty.
But coming up empty did not stop the authorities from punishing McLaw: . . .
And here's a follow-up story by Soave.
Surely there must be some other reason, right? Surely.
"Rise Up from Science Fiction Monoculture!"
A very interesting review/commentary on a number of modern scifi writers and novels. Well worth the click for fans.
Daniel Keyes, author of Flowers for Algernon, dies at 86
A powerful book—and a surprisingly good movie. Here's a brief obituary in the Washington Post.


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