Letter Writing
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| Originally published | 2007 |
| Editors | Terttu Nevalainen |
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| ID | 2024205 |
About Letter Writing
The contributions in this book discuss letter-writing from 1400 to 1800, and the material studied ranges from the late medieval Paston Letters and the correspondence between Sweden and the German Hanse . . .
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Worcester school mirrors replaced with 'provocative' posters
A school has been criticised after replacing mirrors in a girls' toilets with posters containing " provocative" messages.
The posters were displayed at Christopher Whitehead Language College in Worcester.
According to images posted on Social Media some of the quotes included " beauty is nothing without brains" and " make-up is a harmful drug".
The Bbc has approached The School for a comment.
However The School 's head teacher, Neil Morris, the mirrors had temporarily been replaced after a " period of misuse".
" The English department has used this as an opportunity to provide some argumentative discursive Letter Writing , " He Said .
" They put some provocative posters up in The One toilet area in their corridor before The Lesson .
" This has produced some 'frenzied' powerful writing and debate. With hindsight, the posters should have been placed in their classroom area, not in one toilet. "
'Parents quite angry'Speaking to BBC Hereford and Worcester one parent said images of the posters had " circulated very quickly" via Social Media .
The wording of the posters had made many parents " quite angry" She Said .
" Saying that make-up is a harmful drug, and that it's addictive, saying that boys won't start to like you unless you take make-up off, you'll feel ugly if you don't wear it - I think how they've gone about it is not right and they should have let parents know what they were doing. "
The mum said Her Daughter , who had seen the messages via Social Media , thought the wording to be " quite disturbing".
" I just don't think they're going about it in The Right way, this won't stop Young Girls putting make-up on, " she added.
There had been " ongoing" issues about behaviour around toilets at The School , she explained.
" Apparently there's a lot of bullying going on in there, there are horrible comments being written on the mirrors and it sounds As If the staff have had enough. "
" [But] they could have got parents together, called a meeting - for The Students as Well - and maybe try to get some ideas about how the behaviour can be restored back to how it should be. "
Source of news: bbc.com