PeggleStar

Could you please explain a bit more, what is it that you use it for? Is it for education or for general entertainment?

Do any of you have Sky TV in your schools and if so what do you use it for? I assume it's just for the documentaries or do you have sports to?

That's a shame I would of bought it off you. Out of interest are they 52" or full size ones?

Does anyone know where you could get one of these from? I have wanted one for a while now but can't seem to find one anywhere. A school by me has a gold and red tie and that's the closest iv'e seen to one.

How did it taste? If it tasted good then that's all that matters

This may or may not help but I think it comes down to which customer services rep you get at the time, I do know Sky have a load of offers on at the moment. I am not sure if they give schools offers but it may be worth calling them again and see if their give you some sort of deal. Sky have 1000's of customer service reps answering the phones every day so your never get the same one twice. I am currently on a 75% discount, ok I am a residential customer but all I did was ask if they had any offers on and they gave me 75% off for 12 months, no harm in asking.

Do you have the HD or BT Sports channels?

I need some work experience in a school doing I.T but it depends where your located, i'l even do it for free if it means I get given a chance to work.

Out of pure interest how does having Sky Sports in a school educate children? Is it for PE lessons or something?

I have a bad cold at the moment which I got from my 15 year old cousin, he caught it from school then has a day off and comes here and gives it to me. Not happy

Sounds good

I got the update earlier, you only get it if your console is set to instant on otherwise you have to wait a bit longer.

How much does xmas dinner cost you and is it a kids sized meal or are you allowed to pile your plate up?

Thank you for the reply, yes I am currently thinking along the lines of data manager or web designer.

This is interesting and I have a question or two if you don't mind These data managers, is there much demand for them in schools as there are for techs? I ask because it would be a second option for me if I am unable to get a role as a tech. The problem I have with the tech role is not being able to build PC's due to the disability I have, I am able like I said before to do alot of stuff that is software based e.g Windows, office, web development etc. I am just thinking about all the possibility's at the moment Just out of interest what are some of the jobs that you do as tech? Does the hardware side of it out weigh the software side?