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Yorkshire Christmas Evening Meet up - The details!!!

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Yorkiegirl · 07/10/2004 13:38

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iddy · 12/10/2004 21:45

I think you can tell by the rhyming that I'm a primary school teacher

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Yorkiegirl · 12/10/2004 21:46

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iddy · 12/10/2004 21:51

Really!!! I taught KS1 but was forced into KS2 YUCK!!! Love the little ones!So poor dd has a mad mother singing all the nursery rhymes and jolly phonics too her!!!!

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Yorkiegirl · 12/10/2004 21:52

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CarrieG · 12/10/2004 21:57

I'm back at the start of February & I'm already dreading it...determined to 'see off' my form as they're Year 11 now & I've had them since Year 7, which is the positive thing I keep hold of when I want to ring up & tell them to expect me when ds starts school...

iddy · 12/10/2004 21:58

I do not envy you what so ever!!! Handed my notice b4 the summer hols!The school I worked for is fantastic but really hardgoing. Life is bliss without planning, displays, naughty children etc, etc. Will probably supply or work P/T next year.I know how you are feeling YG!

Hulababy · 12/10/2004 22:00

I'm secondary. Only do 2 days a week at school now, and one day teaching in prison. School is much tougher!

iddy · 12/10/2004 22:01

LOL CarrieG!!! I like teachers who swear!!!
My voice was the only one you could hear swearing in the corridors at 7.30 in the morning with the radio blaring out!!!!

secur · 13/10/2004 13:08

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dottee · 13/10/2004 19:44

Finally got around to posting the cheque today - sorry missed post yesterday - it's got a first class stamp on so it should be there tomorrow Yorkie.

BTW where is the Toby in Leeds?

MrsHugs777 · 14/10/2004 10:30

I had to post!! I'm a newbie and I am a teacher too! I do supply since I had my dd (15 mos old).

We live in Bradford!!

Just thought I'd say hi!!

roisin · 14/10/2004 11:06

Hi MrsHugs, Welcome! Are you going to come along to the Christmas meal then? Details at the bottom of this thread.

secur · 14/10/2004 13:48

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Yorkiegirl · 14/10/2004 13:54

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jamiesam · 14/10/2004 13:55

Yorkiegirl
My cheque in the post box now with first class stamp. Sorry for delay - you should get it tomorrow.
Thanks for organising all this. By the way, will there be anybody there who isn't a teacher? Other than me that is. Will have to be on my best behaviour and make sure I leave every plate clean (with my appetite not a problem ....)

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Yorkiegirl · 14/10/2004 13:57

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secur · 14/10/2004 13:59

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roisin · 14/10/2004 13:59

I'm not a teacher jamiesam

jamiesam · 14/10/2004 14:00

Phew. Just enough teachers to keep us in check and organise the party games then (or is that just the teachers I know)

secur · 14/10/2004 14:02

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jamiesam · 14/10/2004 14:04

Secur
Yes, I'd love to come to the kids do - must visit the thread and find out where it's at - thought the trail had gone a bit quiet recently.
Roisin - YG helpfully provided reasonably comprehensive list of non-teachers. Question is, do we admit what we do do (rather too many do's in that sentence for my liking)- I'm a mindless bureaucrat myself you see....

secur · 14/10/2004 14:07

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roisin · 14/10/2004 14:10

I tend to call myself a SAHM, but technically I'm not! Was SAHM for 6 yrs, but do actually get paid (a bit) now ... I work 12 hrs pw for an IFA.

CookieMonster · 14/10/2004 14:13

jamiesam, I am definitely not a teacher - I have an exceedingly boring job in IT Technical Support (well it's boring most of the time, but when something goes wrong it can be manic!)

secur · 14/10/2004 14:13

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