@DrHilaryJones@GMB can someone find out why there is a shortage in blood tubes. My test has been cancelled so I can only get a month supply of blood pressure tablets.
GCSE and A Level assessments begin fully this week. Good luck to all of our students. Study hard and the rewards will be there for you in August! Your teachers are so proud of you!
Students in Ms Balcomb's class received individually drawn feedback using computer-aided technology to show students where they needed to improve. Following individual guidance slides, students were able to follow EBIs and complete reflection time. https://t.co/BD6jhh9EMN
Show Racism the Red Card Week at Barnhill - Year 7 - 10 discussed this worthwhile and relevant cause and prepared for a National competition in creative writing and art - results soon! https://t.co/TVcykBfAAJ
New Blog:
What Should We Do When a Reader Stumbles on a Word?
How to replace "Skippy the Frog" and even "Try a Different Sound"
https://t.co/UrfAQlotwd
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Schools can use this website to request free mobile data increases for families who don't have broadband at home & can't afford extra data.
Three, Smarty, Virgin Mobile, EE, Tesco Mobile & Sky Mobile are all taking part in the scheme:
https://t.co/y5AGbKs1K6
Can Reading Problems Affect Mental Health?
After eleven or more years of education, every child should be able to read well. This is a fundamental duty of schools. https://t.co/5VYMzS65CV
#ThinkingReading#DyslexiaAwarenessMonth
Let’s b clear: the original point still stands. If you are using AR to reward students for reading, what are you doing for students who can’t yet read?
Are you just expecting them to read because they’ll be motivated by seeing other students rewarded?
Maybe time to rethink?
What a disgusting attitude by a member of staff @asda South Ruislip total disregard for social distancing and rude when challenged way to go Chra! Just lost our custom #StaySafe
Last night I certified far more deaths than I can ever remember doing in a single shift. The little things hit you: a book with a bookmark in, a watch still ticking, an unread text message from family. Pandemic medicine is hard.