@Ria1984 As a secondary maths teacher we are normally asked to give up time during most holidays for revision sessions for year 11 and mock marking. The six week holidays is the only time most of us get when we can switch off for a couple of weeks before planning etc for the new year.
@oldandrewuk Breaking equipment like rulers (today I had the ‘miss it’s just a ruler - I’ll give you the 20p) and calculators- just sat the repeatedly pushing buttons so it’s completely knackered but you don’t know until the next class come in. It’s just so frustrating
@ElysiumTc@JoeQef Act lV scene 1 especially when then actors came out from beneath the stage…electrifying and terrifying. My son is now looking forward to studying this play for his GCSE. Once again bravo and thank you.
@campbellclaret The scariest thing about this is that he regards the general public with such disdain and contempt that he thought his rules that stopped people from being with loved ones or anyone outside of their family home did not apply to him.
@Happy_Hussar2@JujuliaGrace Wow, the rough with the smooth? I’m not sure they’ve had much of a smooth time in the last decade or so. Interested to understand how you would describe ‘smooth times’ for those working for the NHS over the past 3 years?
@ScottBolton2@JujuliaGrace How else do you think they should demonstrate their point? Surely they are fully within their right to withdraw their labour if they feel they are not being paid fairly. No pan banging and clapping on a Thursday can subsidise increased living costs.