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A Child’s behaviour builds the personality. It is important that the right kind of atmosphere is provided at home and school for the ‘wholistic ‘development of a child’s personality. Parents and teachers play a key role by helping cultivate certain key characteristics in children that stay with them for a lifetime.
Instilling a sense of gratitude in kids can seem like a difficult task. However, it need not be so. As a parent you can do a few simple things, on a consistent basis, that can help your child realize the meaning of being grateful.
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These two pairs weren't happy neighbours. They started to do this head nodding "thing" for a while until hostilities broke out and one got thrown out of the nest (it was a good shot but a bit too blurry). After that it all settled down again..
underwater, marine creatures, fish
school of hunting jackfish/kingfish (Melampygus sp.) with a ball of baitfish
Indian ocean
©Geoff Spiby/Cape Photo Library
iPhone 11 Pro & HDR shots of Heaton Royds School, more recently Heaton Royds Special School. This is between Bradford & Shipley. This school closed in March 2010 & not only been left to decay, but unfortunately has been set on fire & had some major vandalism. It seems such a shame as, as recent as 2009, within a year of closure they were proud to display a banner, celebrating that the school had been OFSTED inspected & was deemed ‘outstanding’, which is the highest achievement you can receive as a school from an OFSTED inspection. Sadly, the school structure was classed as unsafe, so it had to close & fast. You drive through a residential area to get to the school, but after the school it is path only & a dead- end to cars (expect the row of townhouses that are permitted through to park in their carpark, but beyond that is narrows further, for walking only), it’s signposted 5mph, is up a steep hill & is the kind of area you’d not travel to unless you were going to the school or a local house, which seems very I believe there has been many proposals to turn the area into flats, after it was initially saved to build anew School, which of course didn’t happen, but I believe at least part of the building is listed (seems mixed in age), the other problem being there has been such a growth of natural flora & fauna, also housing wildlife (as it also had beautiful grounds & much grassland surrounding) they are actually now reluctant to allow this to be removed. The sad point is the school stands & gets into further decay (as well as of course risking the locals by being repeatedly set on fire & is also fairly difficult for fire crews to access) it’s becoming an attraction for anti social behaviour & the building (if it is listed) will be harder to save (as that was the plan, demolishing it wasn’t on the plans, just conversion to homes). Please excuse some photos that appear hazy (that’s caused by sun) or with direct glare from the sun- this seems to be an area which gets lots of sun & many urbex people who have entered the grounds, seem to repeatedly suffer the same problems with their photos too! To me, being such a sunny spot, where children once played, makes it all the more sad to see it in this state, although it’s nice to think of all the deer, fox, bats, owls etc that now call this area home.