The heat made that so difficult! Thanks to everyone who came out to support and sponsored me, it really helped me get around. There is still time to sponsor if you can. https://t.co/NQVBNDbYJh
@MrCJ248@_Reading_Rocks_@PrimaryRocks1 Yes! We looked a lot at the characters and in the end wrote a few stanzas based on the Tim the ostler’s point of view. They absolutely loved this unit of work and did really well with it.
We’ve been fortunate enough to acquire a foyles grant for our library and now have the best job -ordering new books! I wondered if anyone had a list of recommended book? I have been looking at @MrEPrimary website there are so many! Does anyone have such a list? @_Reading_Rocks_
My new Core Values artwork for the wonderful @AelredSt Primary School in York. From the vibrant school council, to the friendly and accommodating staff, to the talented and well behaved children, this project has been a pleasure to work on throughout #Friendship#Respect#Courage
@MrB_Y3 Y3 - Stone Age Boy, Street Beneath my Feet, the boy who could fly, a street through time and currently The Wild Way Home. Also looked at Ruby’s Worry, No Money Day and My name is not refugee as talking points.
@Teacherglitter Agreed! As the mother of a Y6 pupil who is, and has always been, reluctant to write I cannot see the logic. He feels he will never reach the magical ‘50 points’ needed to get a license and is worried he’ll be the last in the class to get one.
@chocaholic132 @FakeHeadteacher I did this! I’ve always said that I’m part time but I work 100% of a part time job and not 50% of a full time job if you see what I mean? My old head didn’t like part timers and I left. My new school is much better. Good luck!
@Mr_S_Cains @FakeHeadteacher The labels on my drawers were not seen to be big enough. I was told off as my classroom was supposed to be accessible to all!
@OliverJeffers Read ‘Stuck’ to my Year 3 class today. I haven’t heard them howl with laughter like that before! Made them belly laugh for ages. Thanks for the giggles!