I hear the press have got hold of some pictures and so I have been forced to make this statement. Needless to say, I apologise. https://t.co/mNRsQ57iTF
Teachers: There are 626 posts on my blog and you can use the search engine to find items relevant to your areas of study. Lots of poetry, lesson plans, poetry by children etc. Worth a look? May save you some planning time. https://t.co/1RVVTYZ9Sn RTs appreciated.
If you work in a school, check in with your headteacher. Offer them a cup of tea or coffee. It can make a huge difference for someone carrying a heavy load. Remember, they are human beings too. ☕️
Since replaced phones and disappearing WhatsApp messages have impeded public accountability, what is being planned to ensure this doesn’t happen again. #bbcqt
@Parcel2Go very disappointing service. I’ve had a collection which wasn��t collected and the rebooked collection ALSO didn’t get collected. Just spent an hour on webchat - and the person helping finished their shift so ‘handed me over’ to a colleague who never materialised.
@JonjayNeedham1 I always find it jarring to ‘like’ a message like this, because like is definitely not what I’m thinking.
Sadly, there are no buttons for Admire, Respect or Show Gratitude for what you have shared. Thank you for sharing.
@TeachBeech2 @WhistleblowingT Glad to hear that you’ll get the SATs week PPA.
I was actually referring more to the Bank Holidays and missing PPA as a result thereof - apologies if I didn’t make that clear. Have you simply been told no PPA due to Bank Hols?
@TeachBeech2 @WhistleblowingT Hi - I was interested to read your comments, having experienced this before in a previous school when an ECT. Always wondered if it was legal. At the least, surely teachers should get 10% of the 4 remaining teaching days for that week?
Next month we look forward to welcoming lots of families to Mary Hare School and showcase how we support deaf children and young people in their education and their future. There's still time to book your place on Monday 1 May. You can book online here: https://t.co/kcFddcxwVH
Yesterday, on the Ides of March, some of our Key Stage 3 students performed their version of Julius Caesar at The Lights in Andover, as part of the National Shakespeare Schools Festival. Well done, everyone! We are immensely proud.