PLEASE RT!🙏
I am a third year student at the University of Northampton and as a requirement for my degree I will need to complete a placement in a school. I understand the timing isn't great, but I wondered if any schools in the Northampton area can help?
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We are so looking forward to seeing our students next week. Parents and carers can find all the information about our return to school here, please read carefully. Thank you. https://t.co/zapHi3IF9a
If you want some discreet ways of managing anxiety I can’t rate this from @PookyH highly enough. Ideal right now if you know young people (or adults!) who might be starting to wobble at the thought of a return to ‘normal’
https://t.co/TH3bjejrC0
Archer, Journey to Stonehenge is now available in the museum shop. It’s a beautifully crafted comic-strip adventure telling the story of the Amesbury Archer - a great bank holiday read for children, illustrated by Jane Brayne, best known for her work on BBC2’s Meet the Ancestors.
RT @Glyndle: During WW1 while soliders were waiting to go to France, some of them garrisoned near Fovant in Wiltshire took to carving their regimental badges. 9 of the original badges remain. Note the Iron Age hill fort on top - Chiselbury Camp
#OnThisDay 1716 Lancelot ‘Capability’ Brown was baptised. He designed the gardens and grounds for various Wiltshire estates including Wardour Castle, Corsham Court and Longford Castle. These images are from the Savernake archive of Tottenham Park.
#OTD#Wiltshirepast
RT @NWilkinBM: [6/2] The Kerlagat crowns have been compared to objects from Bush Barrow (c.1km from Stonehenge in Wiltshire). The extraordinary finds from this burial are on display @WiltshireMuseum
Super chuffed with a new PB and British Age 17 best of 13.25 today!Thanks to @Birchfield1877 for organising a great comp and to @LauraTurner100 for your support 🥳
Return to school
Tuesday 1st September –Staff Training Day – no students in school
Wednesday 2nd September –Year 7 students only
Thursday 3rd September –Year 7, 8 and 9 students only
Friday 4th September –all students return to school: Year 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11
A Sunday Ravilious treat: two more Eric Ravilious wood engravings which I’ve scanned. These are from 1936 and were produced for London Transport announcements for Green Line countryside routes.
It was a stunning early morning walk today here in Glastonbury. the somerset levels looked beautiful. I am back home now to drink a gallon of coffee to try and wake up properly. 😂