I am an identical twin and I think that twins should not be separated in class until they are settled and established in a school. Perhaps after one or two years? They can then develop individually and independently...
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Gill Woodhams
11 years ago
All children should be able to expect that adults will listen to and respect their views. If the children want to be together and the parents agree what more is there to say?
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Kathleen
11 years ago
Starting school should be a positive experience. Forced separation will be a traumatic experience for the children and parents.
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Tania
11 years ago
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I have Identical twins and we chose not to separate them their first year at school. A blanket policy is NOT in the best interest of all sets of twins.
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Amelia Haszard
11 years ago
Parents should have a say. Each situation is different and shouldn't be rigidly covered by a blanket policy.
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Penny Lane-Ridyard
11 years ago
Parents have a right to have a say in their children's education. I think it's time to remind Gordonbrock that twins are special and that each pair of twins handle separation differently. I believe that forcing separation is counterproductive! Please remember square pegs and rounds holes don't work; neither too do blanket rules for all. Shame on Gordonbrock!!!
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Jason J Dalley
11 years ago
Parents know best. In my eyes this is an obvious decision to be made. Together forever
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Perdita
11 years ago
Allow the twins a voice in decisions that affect them
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Perdita
11 years ago
Allow the twins a voice in decisions that affect them
I am an identical twin and I think that twins should not be separated in class until they are settled and established in a school. Perhaps after one or two years? They can then develop individually and independently...
All children should be able to expect that adults will listen to and respect their views. If the children want to be together and the parents agree what more is there to say?
Starting school should be a positive experience. Forced separation will be a traumatic experience for the children and parents.
I have Identical twins and we chose not to separate them their first year at school. A blanket policy is NOT in the best interest of all sets of twins.
Parents should have a say. Each situation is different and shouldn't be rigidly covered by a blanket policy.
Parents have a right to have a say in their children's education. I think it's time to remind Gordonbrock that twins are special and that each pair of twins handle separation differently. I believe that forcing separation is counterproductive! Please remember square pegs and rounds holes don't work; neither too do blanket rules for all. Shame on Gordonbrock!!!
Parents know best. In my eyes this is an obvious decision to be made. Together forever
Allow the twins a voice in decisions that affect them
Allow the twins a voice in decisions that affect them