This week, contrary to all expectations for the first week of a new term, I have had a full 5 days of supply in a lovely school in Cheshire. The class? 24 Reception children - well behaved, intelligent, motivated - a class to die for! And there's a possibility of a couple more days next week.
So that's the reason for my silence - preparation and exhaustion.
Well, a bit tired by the end of the day, anyway. But there'll be some money in the bank for April, which is nice.
Plaster board and dust
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4 comments:
Sounds like the dream job Jenny :o)
"... a class to die for!"
Goodness, I hope not, Jenny. It sounds like a class to live for! LOL!
Fantastic! Hope they come up with more work for you next week!
Enjoy the bank holiday!
It is, Michelle.
Dale, it's just an expression - don't get worried!
Flighty, the weekend went all too quickly.
Thanks, H.
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