Every month this year, I intend to give away a full class set of one book via @ANewChapterBks - I truly believe a full class set is one of the most valuable resources a teacher can have when teaching reading.
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January.
For anyone who disagrees with teachers striking...
Let me tell you about growing up with a mum who was a primary school teacher. She left the house at 7.30am, got home around 6pm. She spent the evenings marking work, preparing lessons and cutting out displays. (1)
@tonyrandall37@AndyBurnhamGM@AvantiWestCoast Why are we so different? I despair! Back in this country and Euston was chaos- gates closed and hundreds waiting for a train up to Lancaster. It all boils down to organisation and logistics.
@AndyBurnhamGM chaos at Euston.11.10 Glasgow full with queue unable to board. Managed to get on the Avanti to Blackpool but connections are cancelled all over. Staff amazing. Travelled across Belgium -10 days-cheap, reliable services. Clear we have no rail strategy or leadership
@MichaelRosenYes@BBCRadio4 Blowing a hooley! Only place I know that says this is on windy Walney Island off the coast of Barrow in Furness, Cumbria. As a teacher on playground duty on Walney, the wind definitely ‘blows a hooley’! ‘It’s Baltic’ is also a Cumbrian term
@272BookFaith Yep. I was a ‘trusted’ so walked to the shop along the street to buy the Year 5 teacher’s Daily Express and Kit Kat and deliver them to the (smoke-filled) staff room on a daily basis 😂.
@choirofman what an uplifting night! Sensational vocals, great poetic patter in between- and free beer at the onstage bar! What’s not to like. Get your tickets for a great night out
Happy 19th birthday to our crazy, creative, kind son who brings such colour to our lives. FaceTime birthday it is this year but… I know you’ll enjoy the pub crawl with your mates tonight. Love you 💕
“It is simply this: do not tire, never lose interest, never grow indifferent—lose your invaluable curiosity and you let yourself die. It’s as simple as that.”-Tove Jansson (1914-2001)