@cdibble They were very similar, so much so that I had been aware that I might make this mistake and took extra care when putting them on. Unfortunately, I wasn't quite careful enough!
My day started to unravel at the point when a colleague noticed that I was wearing odd boots 👢🥾 I'd managed to walk to school without noticing. Hope your Friday was better!
The job is quite tough for everyone involved at the coal face in education currently but we continue to work hard so that a child’s lived experience does not need to become their life experience. #AlmostHalfTerm
In 1935, Lady Ademola MBE (née Moore) became the first Black African woman to achieve a degree at Oxford.
Lady Ademola, who studied English at @StHughsCollege, was a lifelong advocate for women’s education and social reform.
#BlackHistoryMonth
It's World Smile Day on 7th October! 😁 A day to do a simple act of kindness for someone to make them smile and to explore the positive impact this has on emotional and mental wellbeing. What acts of kindness can you do this week? Here are some ideas from our team...
@PRUsAPExec A nasty bug sweeping its way through this week but still some significant successes. And just booked my early bird ticket for the PRUsAP conference so really looking forward to seeing everyone in November! #thisisAP
Hmmmm. I think there's an assumption in this piece that #oracy just exists BEYOND the classroom (debating, public speaking, etc). In reality, oracy is CENTRAL to how young people learn their subjects, how teachers teach, & how we prepare future citizens: https://t.co/KE3UgS4qbB
The response to this thread has been overwhelming.
It should make us all stop and think.
On the surface, it's an issue of how schools code pupil absences.
But it's much deeper than that. It's about how a society perceives & responds to mental health.
We can do so much better.
A comprehensive performance from the Red Roses gives them the win over the Black Ferns 👏
Click below to read the full match report ⤵️
#ENGvNZL | #RedRoses