Mr Jan Yeo
Well-known Exeweb poster
Apparently it's used too often: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/education-11287193
Looking at Exeweb resently I wouldn't be so sure.
Looking at Exeweb resently I wouldn't be so sure.
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Special Needs
- Thread starter Mr Jan Yeo
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I don't resent looking at Exeweb.
STURTZ
Very well known Exeweb poster
Is that an ironic whoosh or has Jan really embarrassed himself?
I suspect we'll never know.
I suspect we'll never know.
Mr Jan Yeo
Well-known Exeweb poster
Antony Moxey
Very well known Exeweb poster
Yeah right. You're not that smart...
Mr Jan Yeo
Well-known Exeweb poster
your problee right ant i aint got no skilz when it cums to rightin an that.
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I don't think you're particularly special either.
urinal
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Didn't special needs children used be called "thick"? Long live politically correct sayings.
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No. ESN as it used to be known as is a part, but will cover a range of issues that kids have, such as emotional, behavioural, disabilities, and so on.
Antony Moxey
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What's the 'E' stand for? I assume 'SN' is 'special needs'?