CathnPaul

> We are off to Melbourne - friends just went to Perth and love it!! My
> teenage daughter (16) is nrevous of meds too - she is still in denial
> about going I think. She has GCSE this year so I'm not sure what will
> happen!? She may come out to validate then come back to finish the
> exams. She wants to stay with my mum and do her A levels? Such a diff
> age! Good luck with meds! Let me KNow.
> Bex

Bex really sorry I missed this one....Congratulations!!!!!!! We also
have a teenager doing GCSE's so empathise with you on what that brings
with it. lol. x

Sarah-Jayne

> We are off to Melbourne - friends just went to Perth and love it!! My
> teenage daughter (16) is nrevous of meds too - she is still in denial
> about going I think. She has GCSE this year so I'm not sure what will
> happen!? She may come out to validate then come back to finish the
> exams. She wants to stay with my mum and do her A levels? Such a diff
> age! Good luck with meds! Let me KNow.
> Bex

Hi Bex,

Well thats it all medicals done and completly painless, the doctor was
brilliant especially with my daughter who went crimson at the thought of
having to lay on the couch so he could feel her tummy, but he was really
good with her and she ended up coming out smiling saying it wasnt so
bad. I am sure your teenage daughter will be fine there really wasnt
anything to worry about all very easy and no embarressing moments.

My eldest son did his GCSE last year and we were in to minds about him
going to college to do his A levels as we knew we would be moving this
year. In the end he went to college and we will see how it all goes with
a visa as to when we would possibly move to Oz his education wont be
lost as I have been in touch with TAFE and he will be able to do the
course he wants there he may need to start at the begining but I think
that wont be a problem as at least he will be able to have a good
understanding to start with.

And at least he wont need to go back to school as I dont think he was
too keen at that idea.
It also looks like my twins who are in year 8 at the moment would be
able to go in to year 9 in Oz and not repeat year 8.

Perhaps your daughter could do her GCSE's then find a course at TAFE
then she could stay out in Oz with you all, Have a look on the TAFE
website and see if she can see something she likes.


Well I hope all goes well for your meds let us know how you get on.

Sarah

Bexie

> Hi Bex,
>
> Well thats it all medicals done and completly painless, the doctor was
> brilliant especially with my daughter who went crimson at the thought
> of having to lay on the couch so he could feel her tummy, but he was
> really good with her and she ended up coming out smiling saying it
> wasnt so bad. I am sure your teenage daughter will be fine there
> really wasnt anything to worry about all very easy and no embarressing
> moments.
>
> My eldest son did his GCSE last year and we were in to minds about
> him going to college to do his A levels as we knew we would be moving
> this year. In the end he went to college and we will see how it all
> goes with a visa as to when we would possibly move to Oz his education
> wont be lost as I have been in touch with TAFE and he will be able to
> do the course he wants there he may need to start at the begining but
> I think that wont be a problem as at least he will be able to have a
> good understanding to start with.
>
> And at least he wont need to go back to school as I dont think he was
> too keen at that idea.
> It also looks like my twins who are in year 8 at the moment would be
> able to go in to year 9 in Oz and not repeat year 8.
>
> Perhaps your daughter could do her GCSE's then find a course at TAFE
> then she could stay out in Oz with you all, Have a look on the TAFE
> website and see if she can see something she likes.
>
>
> Well I hope all goes well for your meds let us know how you get on.
>
> Sarah

Sarah

Thanks soooo much for your advice - you are a legend!

Bex