Have to say my Year 11s absolutely smashed their first live lesson! So proud of how hard they are working! #Sciencesuperstars

Prompted in part by a tweet by Adam Boxer, I've been trying to put together a reactions map that includes mechanisms and which can be printed A3 b/w. A work in progress, I'd appreciate any helpful suggestions as to what I can do to make the final version as clear as possible.

Over the past month or so, I've been developing my ability to make KS3, KS4 and KS5 science concept maps. Although it's early days as far as using them with students is concerned, they're proving of enormous benefit to me re. teaching these topics. All are in my shared folder.

After a week of teaching live lessons, someone has finally showed me how to annotate my slides as I’m teaching. This would be so much easier if I could use technology😅

So proud of my Year 11s who are smashing remote learning!🤩

My most used phrase of 2021. “Can everyone see my screen?”

Me, trying to find a lesson I did a year ago in my Google Drive

Finally filled the new wall of excellence after school today. Some brilliant work from almost every subject in school. Test papers, essays, homework, diagrams.. all worthy for the wall.

9P/Sc3a worked with microscopes today and they absolutely smashed making their own slides to view onion cells!🔬#ScienceSuperstar RBHS Science

Every year in September, I am reminded why I love my job!👩🏼‍🏫 I really do think I have the best job ever!😍

Highlight of my teaching career😅

Two hours to inspire our new Y12 students for the A-Level Chemistry transition day! How do I pick what to do?!🥼 Chat Chemistry

Super excited to welcome my new students on Monday ✏️🥼🧪

Our wonderful students enjoying a morning of culture at the museum of Art & History in central Geneva, Switzerland 🇨🇭🎨 #takepart #teamrbhs