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The Origin Of...Peeping Tom

The phrase "Peeping Tom" originates from the legend of Lady Godiva, where a man named Tom spied on her naked ride through Coventry, later becoming synonymous with a voyeur.

But this is not true Lady Godiva did not ride naked though Coventry in the since that we think that she took off all of her clothing and rode her horse.

BUT did this real happend?

Like any story in history that is past down from gereration to gerneration from around the 11th Centry when this may have took places.

Many story viriations have been recorded.

Yet one thing still stays the same "peeping Tom" the one man who chose to look when all where odered not too.

Personaly I belive that she took to riding her hourse thought ouit the steets of Coventry with out a sadle, which woud have ment that she was a very skilled rider and probably was taught hoursemenship from a young age.

Or that Lady Govida wore a plain white shift/underdress and on finery due to this being a protest againt Taxing people lest fortunate than her own family.

Regardless of the true story behind the Legdend Lady Govida will always been know for riding her hourse though the streets of Coventry Nude.

For more information about this why not visit Coventry for your self and the Herbart Art Galley and teh famous Lady Govida Statue.

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Home schooling What should I subject my children to, when home schooling?

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Now that I am home schooling my 7 year old son with SEN needs.

One of the big questions that I ask myself fit what should I teach?

Who should I teach it?

At what age should I teach it?

My oldest son still attends main stream school, that is also a Church of England School, over the past 18 months I have see a lot of changes to main stream education.

I saw these changes, before, during and after lock down due to covid 19.

One of the main changes was how much education relied upon becoming more IT based and virtual.

My children stopped

Watching TV

Reading books

Colouring in

Playing out doors

Social interaction in person stopped even in the home.

When it came to returning back to school, both went back for about 6 months before I believed that home schooling would better suit one of my children and not the other,

The key reason was due to SEN needs not being meet and my son being more advanced than some of his pears and it not being recognised.

Now that are home schooling I have tried to strip back the school habits that my son was use to and to teach me that life is full of changes and that in order to grow in the world you have to learn to adapt.

So we now have a number of ways that I teach him, but when and how I should teach some subjects is still something I am unsure on.

My son who is eight is learning about equality, diversity, and what it means to transgender and gender neutral at school.

Who times have changed in the UK, when I was at school this was not have happened and when my parents where sill at school I believe they where taught that people where only male and female and everything else is wrong.

Even when I was at school I was bullied and accused of being a lesbian, when I would class myself being a sexual most days and then polyamorous.other.

I personal thing that my children are two young to be learning this but that is only my point of view.

So when teaching at home I always try and see what my sons school is teaching and when and also what is on the news and in the media at the time.

Due to my children being children I have a right to protect their childhood for many years to come, yet to not be in a bubble that could be a risk to.

I was brought up sheltered and protected too much and know how it effected my transition into adulthood.

So for now I will deal with the basics when they come up in conversation about any subject and not worry about what schools are obligated to teach due to the National Curriculum that is set to in may opinion sheep.

Plus a few shepherds.

Home schooling my children from September 2022

 Home schooling my children from September 2022

Now that is it September 20222, we are back in full home schooling mode.  

During the summer holidays we, had a little break and now we are full steam a head.

We have started off lightly, with reading, and maths that I know my son loves to do.

We even played scrabble for the first time and he asked to play again tomorrow.

I am so glad that I had my phone to help me, dur to not being able to spell very well dur to my dyslixia.

It helped a lot and even allowed my son to read the words, know how they should sound, spell them and know their meaning too.