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The Panto
The things we may take for granted
The things we may take for granted
When 'Thankyou' may not be quite enough
Because you can just fund your way out of this
The story so far...
A solitary place.
The unpaid perk of the job.
Right there in front of you.
Lessons in loneliness.
Lessons learned.
A Christmas awakening.
The chat on the yard.
6 weeks, 4 phases.
The one that took me 12 years to write.
Freedom, happiness and frustration.
It's all about the win/win.
Because this is your school.
Finding new ways to be strategic.
Trying not to take it all too seriously.
Bryn Llewellyn
The most profound verification of your success may not be found in your SATS outcomes.
Big things can often come from small observations.
Daniel Bull
If you can build the self-esteem of each child, what can this do to a community?
My first and most important step when creating positive change.
When you know that something sounds good and feels right, but you don't know why.
What a child does will inform us why they may do it.
Managing complaints. There's definitely a right way and a wrong way.
We may have more opportunities than we realise to intervene.
We must never underestimate the power of our praise.
It's a tough place to be. Where do you place your faith?
There are things that your support staff will see that you may not.
Have you ever taught a lesson where a child asks a question that is much more profound that the lesson objective?
Say it. Talk about it.
In Headship, like driving, you begin to learn the moment that you sit in the seat.