Words for Wednesday…

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As a teacher, as a parent, I’m very aware of the role that Ofsted play in my children’s education. I’ve been on the receiving end of several “outstanding” inspections as a teacher, and a “good” inspection as a parent. As a teacher, the result was far more important to me than as a parent I’ll…
Baby Hero is nearly 10 months old and he’s been enjoying a mixture of puree and solid foods since he was 7 months old or thereabouts [I knew to the day with Jensen – poor third child]. As he’s our most keen eater yet [read: we’re worried as a teenager he will eat us out…
Nursery is the first stepping stone in a child’s education. Although it’s not compulsory, children can benefit from the educational opportunities available to them and a smooth transition into proper schooling. For parents it is also a means to get back to work, or just have a much-needed break. It’s a decision that is completely…
Jensen loves to read everything, everywhere at the moment [which has had its embarrassing moments no thanks to people who like to write in the dirt on the back of cars]- and as it’s the Summer holidays, I don’t want his passion for books to take a backseat to slowworm hunting and tree climbing completely,…
After my workshop yesterday with Phillippa Stanton and her 5ftinf table, I got brave and produced my first ever story on Steller. In case you haven’t strayed from Instagram to Steller, you should. It’s so beautiful – collections of stories by people passionate about their world. It’s deeper than Instagram because these little booklets let…