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Posted By Merv Newman
Good replies from IOSH. Will anyone take any notice, or even publish our replies ?
Remember the mountain worn away by a sparrow passing once every thousand years and wiping it's beak on the highest point ? Persistent, that bird.
We still have a good bit to go.
One point which could be addressed : when A school bans something then it is often reported that "XYZ is now banned at school" with the implication that "school" is being used as a collective noun, (I watch Countdown, too) perhaps with later attribution to a particular school or set of governors, but it is the plural that sticks.
Per ardua.
Merv
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Posted By Kate Gibb
Judith Hackett was on the BBC this morning attempting to rebuff the bonkers 'school bans...' stories. She did a reasonable job, but like you say, still a long way to go to change public perception.
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