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Easter School
As schools close for the Easter break, I thought I’d share with you the ‘holidays’ that some staff are having. No – don’t worry, this post is not about sun and sea! It is about Easter School. This is the … Continue reading
Tagged blogging, holidays, homework, learning, one-to-one tuition, teaching
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100 Word Challenge – Week #4
Yet again we have had a wonderful time on the 100Word Challenge. Last week saw 150 entries by children writing creatively about the picture of the elephant. They are all SO good & I have decided to showcase some each … Continue reading
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Tagged 100 word Challenge, blogging, creative writing, learning
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100 Word Challenge – week #2
Goodness me! We had 60 amazing entries for our first week of the 100 Word Challenge! There were lots of ghosts and scary monsters! Special thanks must go to 5D Avenue Junior School who really gave it a go with most … Continue reading
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Tagged 100 word Challenge, blogging, creative writing, learning, teaching
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100 Word Challenge!
Welcome to 100 Word Challenge! This is a special space for anyone under 16 who wants to share their creative writing. You can go and visit other blogs to see what others are writing about. Each Friday I will post … Continue reading
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Tagged 100 word Challenge, blogging, creative writing, edchat, ukedchat
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Class blogs and comments
There is lots of activity in the blogosphere and on Twitter at the moment about class blogs. This article highlights some excellent sites and support available. I have become caught up with it all after tweeting with David Mitchell … Continue reading
Tagged blogging, class blogs, engaging, literacy
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Tales from the Head's Office!#2
Having retired as a primary head teacher & following the suggestion of my dear friend Paula I have decided to write an occasional series about the highs & lows of my headship career. It spanned 13 years & included 3 schools. … Continue reading
