Wintry weather expected to continue in East Lancashire (From Lancashire Telegraph)

Yellow snow warning ? Never eat Yellw Snow Kids !

good old yellow snow I never knew it fell that colour

Yawn
I could of told you that 7 days ago

have the schools closed yet? ;)

schools will no doubt close 10 mins after parents have dropped their little cherubs off and then gone to work.

most schools close because the teachers live quite a way from the schools also its health and safety for children as the areas around schools are dangerous

Well it'll be another excuse That the Ewood and Bucket comedy club can use to cancel their next match to avoid yet another embarrassing home defeat.

louderfasterlonger wrote:
Yellow snow warning ? Never eat Yellw Snow Kids !

lol
don't eat snow that is near gravel either as it often has a lot of dirt in it. :)

louderfasterlonger wrote:
Yellow snow warning ? Never eat Yellw Snow Kids !

lol
don't eat snow that is near gravel either as it often has a lot of dirt in it. :)

mum63 wrote:
most schools close because the teachers live quite a way from the schools also its health and safety for children as the areas around schools are dangerous

Careful the little cherubs don't get wet either, is that a health and safety issue as well? They might just catch a cold, or what about hailstones , that could injure them too.
Never heard such utter tosh in all my life!

mum63 wrote:
most schools close because the teachers live quite a way from the schools also its health and safety for children as the areas around schools are dangerous

it never stopped me getting to school 35 years ago when snow fell in feet noy millimetres.and if teachers choose to live 60 miles from their place of work then tough . dock their pay its their choice

peely wrote:

mum63 wrote:
most schools close because the teachers live quite a way from the schools also its health and safety for children as the areas around schools are dangerous

Careful the little cherubs don't get wet either, is that a health and safety issue as well? They might just catch a cold, or what about hailstones , that could injure them too.
Never heard such utter tosh in all my life!

it was only in 2010 that a young girl died after falling on ice near a Blackburn school.
now what was you saying about tosh?

FrozenFarts wrote:

peely wrote:

mum63 wrote:
most schools close because the teachers live quite a way from the schools also its health and safety for children as the areas around schools are dangerous

Careful the little cherubs don't get wet either, is that a health and safety issue as well? They might just catch a cold, or what about hailstones , that could injure them too.
Never heard such utter tosh in all my life!

it was only in 2010 that a young girl died after falling on ice near a Blackburn school.
now what was you saying about tosh?

Most child deaths occur in the home, should we ban houses?

peely wrote:

mum63 wrote:
most schools close because the teachers live quite a way from the schools also its health and safety for children as the areas around schools are dangerous
Careful the little cherubs don't get wet either, is that a health and safety issue as well? They might just catch a cold, or what about hailstones , that could injure them too.
Never heard such utter tosh in all my life!

Why is it teachers can't get to work, yet nurses, doctors and other health workers manage to get to their place of work.Hospital don't close because of the snow. I live in Burnley and work in Blackburn and have never missed work because of the snow and I live where you have to go up a steep hill to get to the main road. If I miss work I have to take a days holiday, if I am late I have to make the time up. Just think people see a flake of snow and it is an excuse not to go out the door.
As for the child dying, yes it was tragic but it could happen everywhere. The playground should have been gritted better.

I went to school in 1963 and i don't remember any closures then because of the snow.
about 25 years ago my daughter broke her leg in a non snow accident, 2 days later we had about 6 inches of snow and her school then was quite happy to have her attend with her full leg plaster cast , all I had to do was hire a wheelchair to get her to and from school - I had no car in those days

Kazzy . . . Naeemah died on the pavement, NOT on the playground. SHOW SOME RESPECT.
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. and . . . . . why are we having this discussion???? The ACTUAL number of schools closed is . . . ZERO !!!

Here we go again, why is it someone puts a comment on here you get others mocking them,some people are **** right rude and pathetic,personally any decent parent would want to know there child/children are safe wouldn't they? I would rather they were safe at home were its warm than in school with no heating and no teachers,if the teachers can't get out to get to school so be it,doesn't mean there lazy,they as everyone has a right to live we're hey want,if they live on top of a hill it's there choice so don't judge.most teachers do a **** good job to what they have to put up with,with some kids ,a lot of parents just want to pawn them off and don't care about there welfare and that's why there's so many brats about,they learn how they live.

caballo wrote:

FrozenFarts wrote:

peely wrote:

mum63 wrote:
most schools close because the teachers live quite a way from the schools also its health and safety for children as the areas around schools are dangerous

Careful the little cherubs don't get wet either, is that a health and safety issue as well? They might just catch a cold, or what about hailstones , that could injure them too.
Never heard such utter tosh in all my life!

it was only in 2010 that a young girl died after falling on ice near a Blackburn school.
now what was you saying about tosh?

Most child deaths occur in the home, should we ban houses?

what a plonker donker
majority of deaths in the home where due to accidental injury due to other factors in the home, and not due to the structure of the house itself.