to go to her, I don't know.

Yeah, but you see things, they were saying to each other.

But somebody did, she didn't tell me why,

he did like.

They would struggle together, so when they arrived,

so they first start working, apparently.

Everyone knows, as soon as their mom is in the class,

they have to do some group work together.

And apparently, I don't know what they told me now.

Where is everybody?

Jessica was quiet.

Where, my chair is not here.

Oh, and Ben is not here, and the girls.

Oh, it's the girls.

Oh, he's a bit drunk.

Should we open the door?

Just to keep an eye on things.

I have no idea.

Maybe I don't.

How are they doing with the timetables?

It doesn't pick it up at all, the timetables.

Do you have a timetable with any of them?

Huh?

Timetables?

Like one?

No, two.

Two plus two.

Two plus two.

No, not two plus two.

Two times two.

Two times two.

We don't got it.

But it's not, I didn't even realize.

It's not the time.

It's not the timetable.

They do multiplications, but they do it like adding in two, or adding in fives, adding in tens, and then they try and get them like, they try and get them to do it like with some examples, like, but it's more like examples if you have, okay, there are two groups of two, what's the total, or something like that, but it's all about counting, they don't do the actual timetable, I don't think.

So, I was top one.

What is all your class at once?

I was Olympic, I've got medals.

I'm going to have medals too.

You know what Miss Coldren said to me, I just, I don't even know where she got it in the conversation.

Next thing I hear Miss Coldren say, okay, we know Jessica is never going to be a mathematician or something like that.

No, that's not fair, how could they know when she's so young?

I know.

What a surprise.

So she's behind with maths.

She didn't say, we know she's not going to be a mathematician, but she definitely said Jessica is not going to be a mathematician.

And I don't even know how she-

No, you know that.

I don't even know how she-

She put that in the conversation, you know, I literally, I was so bad at English, like the first, I remember the first term I had English in my life, I almost had negative, I didn't have it, it's like a negative or a positive word, but I almost had it, because they said I didn't like it, I hate it, and literally the next year I was having five, like the maximum, and you know, I always had it until the end.

The thing is, as I said so much, but that's about it.

We struggled to get her to read them, so she passes the phonics, which is the screen, as soon as-

I have no idea, he's taken them to the swings.

Then, once we managed-

If I just stayed there, how did it go?

You can't stay there with me, you have to take girls to the bathroom.

No, I'm okay.

She's literally on the phone, you could literally put her here, she'd be fine.

Oh, it's alright then.

So we struggled to get her to read.

That too.

Then we practiced the words.

Then once we practiced the phonics and the words, let's read the book.

Then after reading the book, we could barely get her to write.

I don't even know what else we could squeeze in much anymore.

We have got the book that the teacher sends home, and then we send homeworks as well.

But it's more like-

No, this one they don't, they barely send, yeah.

Is this homework for a whole year, for the whole term?

A whole term, yeah.

I did it once or twice, but that's it, Julia hates it.

I've overdone it.

And then Susanna told me last time, I'm not even going to do it anymore.

Apparently last time Anna picked one.

Because I thought we have to do all of them.

And after Susanna told me that I only did one activity actually with Jessica.

Because it was becoming really stressful.

Go in the park, find changes, take pictures, explain, do this, bake a cake, count the grams, practice your maths and so on.

It was a lot, but I didn't realize it was only one.

It didn't say to pick only one, but actually it did make sense after Susanna explained it to me.

It did make sense, it was to choose one.

Have you done anything for the last homework at the moment?

I haven't done anything.

They just gave it last-

I know, was it only last week, isn't it?

Then we wanted it back-

What were we doing?

10th of July, I think they wanted it back Friday.

The week before the last week.

I don't think I'll do anything at all.

I don't know.

Maybe next term.

You know, if she-

If she's with her friends, if she's happy to go,

if she's more settled in there.

Is Marcello on his own?

Yeah, I'm gonna go and charge him.

I'll take Pedro, you can bring him over here.

I think he's happy with his alcohol.

Tell Marcello when he comes back,

we have to-

No, it's not even 10 o'clock.

It's still light.

Yeah, it's always the longest day of the year.

You're lucky.