Enjoyed the show tonight @learner_parent. Thanks for the laughs. Love being a teacher but I adore being a parent - you just highlighted why! The Stand

I've just found out that I'll be joining @OutwoodBydales as an NQT in September! I'm really looking forward to returning and a big thank you to all who have supported me so far ❤️ @OutwoodRedcar Outwood Institute of Education School of Education at Durham University

It was quite sad to say goodbye like this, but I've no doubt this School of Education at Durham University PGCE history cohort will make an impact on any school lucky enough to recruit them! #historyteacher #NQT

Thank you for your guidance and positivity through a very different training year @em__tate and everyone at Outwood Institute of Education. Also, @Craig89Wright Best. Mentor. Ever! 🎉💜👏

A recommendation by my university tutor; a lovely little (children's) book, set during the Interregnum and written by someone who rubbed shoulders with Charles Dickens! #oldonesarethebest #cavalierorroundhead

It wasn't easy (being a husband, father and trainee teacher all at once), but it was definitely worth it! So grateful to everyone who supported me on this journey x Outwood Institute of Education School of Education at Durham University

Having written my BA dissertation on the development of Japanese chauvinism pre-1939, it isn't surprising Japan is still a confused/divided country when it comes to remembering WW2 - even after 75 years. #VJDay75 bbc.com/news/world-asi…

Highly recommended. Lovely face masks and designs - created by a lovely person!

Due to COVID-19 timetabling, I had a 2 hour 30 min lesson today with Year 9s. These pupils had no set break and were sat in a science lab (on stools). Not a single pupil so much as murmured; all were engaged. Already my favourite class! #resilience #NQT #historyteacher

First full week of teaching: no room to call my own, dashing around from lesson to lesson, trolley in tow (crashing it more than once), losing a set of books (and after having pupils do their work on paper, finding them again!) and working late. Enjoyed every, single minute. #NQT

Made my first phone calls home as a teacher. Positive calls only; picked my star pupils for this half term and let parents know how much effort and determination their child shows when they're in lesson. Hopefully made both parent and child happy/proud. #NQT

I've been watching CBeebies with my 2 year old and realised this little guy must be an NQT, and at the end of his first half term too! #NQT

Just to be clear, there was a tantrum either side of this photo being taken and 2 out of 3 pictured are guilty! However... ❤️❤️ #halfterm #family #nqt

'They buried him among the Kings because he had done good toward God and toward his house' #LestWeForget

My y10 class really enjoyed this Christmas tree task (and the selection of Xmas classics playing in the background) - thank you to the person I magpied it from! #historyteacher #NQT

I'm noticing quite a few posts about people showing sympathy for NQTs at this time. I'm an NQT and I feel nothing but privilege (to enter this profession) and unwavering support from those around me. Yes, I am a 'glass is half full' kind of person. #NQT #historyteacher

A week of online classrooms and I'm amazed by the effort the vast majority of pupils put in. Actively questioning, offering technical support (to me and their peers) and stretching their ability to work independently. I'm still learning to unmute when talking. #NQT #homelearning

Support, reassurance and positivity. Above all else, most pupils require at least two of these right now - and in abundance. I spend my days making sure I'm the one they can rely on for their regular dose.

Really proud of the efforts of my year 9 class, responding to the question 'How should we remember the Holocaust?' #historyteacher

Privileged to have taken part in tonight's #InsideOurAutisticMinds episode. Well done to all those involved at the BBC 👏