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We can soon sort that out Ben

Happy days!!!!! Ben

Ah so another person with no clue asking you how to waste the taxpayers money. Ben

Have you used the webcam functionality? lol Ben

A device connected to your wireless network and allocated an ip address regardless of if they can then get out to the internet is an attack vector as it is connected to your internal network. A virus could quite easily spread this way. Ben

It's Lara Croft lol Ben

If you can't upgrade it to support gigabit or to test fibre it's got limited use tbh. Ben

Unlike Mythbusters who did it with a model, some lights and home made moon dust Ben

Providing a laptop to the clerk if that is their only role as an employee would be disproportionate to it's use so I wouldn't automatically just say oh yes they're the clerk they get a laptop. Many clerks clerk to multiple governing bodies so should they get a laptop from each school? Ben

So he's not actually on the governing body and is probably being paid to be the clerk as well. Ben

I wouldn't I'd be challenging it all the way. Ben

No space atm anyway. Ben

hmmmm seems good but I dunno Ben

Probably. Ben

Not at our school either and I see no reason to. Ben

Be nice if you shared where this story came from rather than make it come over as if it's you. Ben

Ok so your dads school decided that based on basically misreading the HSE guidance which still makes it irrelevant to what I said. Ben

It's not doing electrical work though if you are demonstrating and allowing them to practice how to attach a plug, which are the correct colours and to make sure the terminals are sufficiently done up though so your second post has nothing to do with it. Ben

Exactly though I wouldn't expect that kind of training to be required for someone replacing a plug but for installing a new electrical circuit yes. Ben

What's not legal about teaching students a life skill using some old redundant power cables? Ben - - - Updated - - - Or bank transfer. They will also require photo id. Ben

PTFE Ben - - - Updated - - - Sad thing was I even know what ptfe stands for. Ben

I dunno it was this bit that makes me think they would be: "The WEEE Regulations apply to finished products. Components, sub-assemblies, consumables and spares are usually exempt. However, accessories, such as headphones, computer keyboards, antennas and connecting cables, are classed as WEEE if they do not have a function by themselves and are only used with another product." Ben

Power leads are probably covered under the weee regulations so I don't think you should be just throwing them out, dispose of them with your other weee waste or weigh them in, with approval of course. Ben

All change it's now Welcome to e-skills UK Ben

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