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Category Archives: Teaching, Education
It’s all in a week – musings of a newly qualified teacher
There is a little bit of creative licence within this memoir in that not all of the events happened in one week – although most of them did. The one exception is the Friday entry, when I am sure friends … Continue reading
Posted in Autobiography, career, education, Memoir, new beginnings, School, Teaching, Education, Uncategorized
Tagged Memoir, NQT, primary teacher, teaching
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Back to School
Anyone involved in education finds September a challenge. All those new beginnings – new uniform, new timetable, new setting (whether classroom or building), new teachers, new pupils, new colleagues – brings excitement whilst simultaneously sowing the seeds of anxiety. And … Continue reading
Posted in education, new beginnings, School, Teaching, Education, Uncategorized
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Alphabet Soup
When I left primary headship last August, a key part of my ‘masterplan’ was to establish a work life balance that factored in time for creativity, in particular writing. In reality, ‘work’ took over yet again. Although now in schools … Continue reading
Posted in Anthology, career, new beginnings, Publish, Teaching, Education, writing
Tagged Anthology, author, authors, plan, self-discipline, writer, writing
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Justice and Mercy
Justice and Mercy have met (Psalm 85) Without fail the annual Northampton Diocesan Senior Leaders’ Conference makes me think, challenges the big issues of the day and develops my knowledge and understanding. This year’s reunion at the gloriously autumnal setting … Continue reading
Easy Protein Balls – There’s a Hazelnut in every bite.
Originally posted on Poetry n Fitba' Gang the Gither :
This really is the easiest recipe for making protein balls There’s literally no cooking or baking involved. All you need is a blender or juicer and a fridge, oh and half…
Posted in career, Food blog, Teaching, Education
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Grammar versus Creativity
Do (or is it ‘does’?) spelling, punctuation and grammar (SPaG) destroy creativity? This debate is rarely far from the agenda in a typical primary school staff room. It’s an interesting question, which never sits easy with me, as I … Continue reading
Posted in Anthology, Grammar, Teaching, Education
Tagged creative, creative_writing, David_Crystal, education, Grammar, teacher, teaching
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