@Chez_Em@marksandspencer Totally agree @Chez_Em. On Saturday, I went into my local, store for the first time since it re-opened after being refurbished and the music was so loud that I couldn’t shop and couldn’t actually stay in the store. Won’t be going back.
🚧 'We can and must ensure every pupil has the tools and the pathways they need to succeed and to contribute to the life of the nation'
@LSEAcademiesT deputy CEO, Neil Miller
https://t.co/TR1Q43ZNW5
Shout out to @flareaudio who sent me two lots of ear protectors when I ordered only one. Kind gentleman on the phone told me to keep both pairs and perhaps gift one of them. Excellent customer service; that’s the way to do it!
My small moment of joy is tasting the first honey from the hive and remembering my husband, David, who loved his beekeeping.
Helen Priest. #bbcsaturdaylive
Schools have enough money to do their job. Unfortunately, they don't have enough money to do the job of social care, mental health support, poverty reduction etc etc...
LA Brahms work you have probably never heard of Gesang der Parzen - So sang the Gods - kicks off this concert with a huge orchestral introduction. Beautiful and familiar Schubert follows and then run the gamut of emotions with the German Requiem. Unmissable! #singforhealth.
The Orpington Chorale and the Orpington Symphony Orchestra present a Spring concert of music by Brahms and Schubert.
Tickets available at https://t.co/gYqWbrXpju or at the door.
Despair and tragedy is all around us. COVID and the cost of living have taken their toll on countless families. I am weeping while reading this.
#poverty#teacherschanglives https://t.co/64CfAXQsVK
@PastoralThings @PastoralThings , I’ve been shouting this for over 30 years. How does this set a child up for a school day?
This is someone who knew the importance of being at school regardless of what was being modelled at home. Some reward, eh?