I can't actually remember the rest of it; I can hum it.
Back at school today for a rest, after G spent Thursday & Friday moving J & G from Leatherhead to Marsh Gibbon & we spent Saturday & Sunday putting the flat back in good order before the keys were returned.
G worked all through Thursday night, collecting a newly acquired settee, reloading the van & taking a second load, with J, returning to fill the van for a final run on Saturday morning, then taking the van back in Bicester for 10.30am.
We had a delightful night at Margaret's on Saturday, including a 5* dinner.
Does a Marsh Gibbon have webbed feet?
G has had a gentle day & finalised the Almshouse manual with Di.
I find the behaviour at school disappointing, particularly the lack of overall effort to improve the situation. Why should a mere supply teacher fight the battles if senior staff turn a blind eye?
Humanities GCSEs are to be taken in one year from next year.Year 9!
What does that tell you about the demands of GCSE exams?
Spring may have arrived, despite the fact that I had to defrost the car this morning.
I have heard the dawn chorus for the last two mornings .
2 comments:
It sounds like you are getting too involved in the school again. Teach your lessons and go home :-)
marsh gibbons - bog standard, but noisy primates do not make nests but can be heard for up to 1 kilometre.
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