"Top-hatted, frock-coated, mutton-chopped chaps burbling on about the relative advantages of the alternating current versus direct current system does not make for electrifying drama." Ha! @wendyide's buzzing review of THE CURRENT WAR in @ObsNewReview
https://t.co/jB4MfAlJYm
@l_kirkham @MichaelMorkov@LeTour@alafpolak1 I am absolutely loving the TdF this year and he is certainly part of the reason. Hope you caught up on the snow drama yesterday @l_kirkham ❤️
At 4pm, @MichaelRosenYes talks in depth about dyslexia: what it is, how to understand it and useful advice for parents and teachers, with expert Professor Maggie Snowling CBE, President of St John's College, Oxford. https://t.co/ND0RLnHkz5
The Vatican, the Trevi fountain, the Colosseum – what is it like to teach in Italy's eternal city? One teacher reveals what her average day holds
https://t.co/AFhBX7dZdD
It's less than two years since Saffiyah Khan's calm smile, inches from the face of an English Defence League activist, made global headlines. She was wearing a t-shirt by @TheSpecials at the time, and now she's on the band's new LP. https://t.co/pzdvOxIGrm
Tea and a biscuit will make a chat happen. We must always find time to talk and drink a cup of tea (or coffee). I have started a breakfast club at school to give staff space to meet and talk. It’s a valuable part of the week and a chance to just be or share where they are at.
“A genius. A saviour. But he was also autistic and gay. So we betrayed him.”
@ChrisGPackham's speech about #Icons winner Alan Turing might just make you cry.