Seager’s debut post
OK … so the blogging bit is usually “mine, all mine! … *cue maniacal laugh* but for our 301st post I’m letting Seager have a go. Bless him, he’s been out for the day in London […]
November 2014
“New (1/2) Terms Eve”
It’s the start of another half term and this morning I woke up with a mixture of emotions. Part of me was raring to go and excited but there was a little part […]
October 2014
Why I blog and tweet …
In 2 weeks’ time I will have been blogging and tweeting for 2 years (does that mean I can start with the “terrible twos” and start having tantrums?) My very
Numeracy Page.
Just wow!
Changing job is THE hardest think I have ever done in my career. It must be the best kept secret in teaching, because no-one ever tells you what to expect […]
The importance of routine
The last six weeks I have had to go back to basics in terms of my lesson planning and behaviour management … let’s just say that at times it feels like doing my PGCE […]
I love parents evening
There! I’ve said it! Don’t hate me! I’m not sure what it is that I like about them – it’s difficult to […]
One more challenge!
Very shortly after accepting our jobs in the summer term we were dealt a blow: our NQT wasn’t going to accept his position; our new gaffer dealt with this swiftly and managed to […]
Homework again!!!
I have written what seems to be endless posts on homework … arghh!!
You would imagine that the question “does homework work?” would be easy to answer, wouldn’t you? As a teaching […]
Warts ‘n all
Right … where to start? I suppose I start at the beginning and see where it takes me .. remember I have blogging tourettes!
Changing jobs in schools is not very well […]
Joined up thinking
Photograph: Alamy
I have alluded on a previous post in relation to PISA testing the danger of one person having ultimate control over […]
