Trying to change one of our Year 5 topics for next year, which is going to be all about inventions. We are really struggling to think of an exciting name for it though… any suggestions? 🙏🏼

Three lads who were brilliant all summer had the courage to step up & take a pen when the stakes were high. They deserve support & backing not the vile racist abuse they’ve had since last night. If you abuse anyone on social media you’re not an England fan and we don’t want you.

But waking up today and seeing my brothers being racially abused for being brave enough to put themselves in a position to help this country, is something that sickens, but doesn’t surprise me. We have literally made history. We’ve gone where no one else has gone. Take that in.

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After a crazy four months of returning home/hotel quarantine/another lockdown/unemployment life, I had my first morning back in the classroom with my new Year 2s! Wow I had almost forgotten how hard teaching is 😂 #goodtobeback

To all staff who work in schools, thank you. Remember that today is a day for your own wellbeing. Try to do something nice for you. Thanks @Charlie Mackesy ❤️

7 months since I last taught and I am dying to get back into the classroom! I am loving my new classroom theme from #missjacobslittlelearners 💕🌈

Seriously is there anything better than Pancake Day at school?? 😛🥞

My new obsession is Hāpara 🙌🏼 The ability to view the children’s chromebook screens and close tabs when they’re up to no good… just wish I had this when I was teaching Year 5 🤣

It’s #FFBWednesday once again! The No. 1 way to make educational connections! Simply: ⭐️Like & retweet this tweet ⭐️Comment below with your edu bio & include the #FFBWednesday hashtag ⭐️ Follow, follow back and make those all important edu connections! Have a great day!

It was so nice to be back out on school trips again today! Thanks for having us Melbourne Museum 🙌🏼 the kids had a blast and we loved our ‘Grandmother’s toy box’ workshop journeying through decades of toys 🧸

Staff conference complete! Loved this PD on Peaceful Classrooms. Thanks Moonah Links for having us 🤍 #peacefulkids #moonahlinks #peacefulclassroom

When children have a chance to play with number, they can start to build connections between different concepts and become more fluent at calculations. Here are a few ideas to provide opportunities for children to explore number:

Isolating with Covid is almost worth it when you get cute notes and pictures left on your desk 🥹🤍

I’ve decided that Book Week is a teacher’s Met Gala #bookweek

Amazing stat noted on the BBC: The first prime minister to serve Queen Elizabeth -- Winston Churchill -- was born in 1874. The latest -- Liz Truss -- was born 101 years later, in 1975.

“If lessons are differentiated, why are tests standardized?”