Here’s a poem about the thoughts that many of us have with regards to our desires, expectations, insecurities and how we handle change. I don’t know to be! I feel so alone I am not alone, but I feel it I would rather that I really was alone It would Read more…
Teacher ROAR asked teachers to share what they were doing during the Half Term. What a great way to show the public the ‘invisible’ work we do. 🙂 The content shown below was on Twitter. Twitter restricts Tweets to 140 characters so Tweeters have written in a way which saves Read more…
I wrote a post about the role of a mother a year or so ago. I really wanted to write one about fathers but perhaps because my father passed away some years ago or maybe for other reasons, I couldn’t bring myself to do it. So I’ve asked some friends Read more…
On Saturday 17th May, a few members of the Harrow Teachers’ Association met with members of the public to explain the NUT campaign – Stand Up For Education. My journey I went through a bit of a journey and was amazed at how much I learned within a few hours. Read more…
Nearly a year ago, Suraj went to India for a long stay. I was proud of him for deciding to take this spiritual journey because I had made a similar long trip a year or so before. It was amazing and I would recommend it to anyone. The trip was Read more…
A friend and I went on holiday together a few years ago. We planned an adventure in Gambia and we were so glad we did it! 🙂 The weather was great, the facilities in the hotel were fab and there was so much to do! The locals were really friendly Read more…
Here’s a guest post from Radhika Madlani. She is a mother, an employee, a wife, a writer and so much more. Seeing as she juggles so much already, I thought I’d add to her load and ask her to write a guest post for you! 🙂 This post is about Read more…
