I've started a new trend at work, and want to spread it to teachers everywhere!

[Stepawayfromtheminirolls]

At our school (secondary) kids are staying in their tutor room all day and teachers are moving from class to class. After three days of unsuccessfully trying a backpack, tote bag and plastic box, the solution dawned on me.

A nappy caddy!

Well, it worked better than I ever thought it would, and a few of my colleagues asked what it was. At first I thought they were taking the piss, but I played along and sent a teaching staff email out with the amazon link and a jokey endorsement disclaimer.

Now 7 other teachers have one, and the head teacher has offered to buy them for anyone who wants one/reimburse anyone who has bought one! Who would have thought!?!

[MissTheodore]

I don’t know what you mean; can you post the link? I might need whatever it is!

[Stepawayfromtheminirolls]

www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B082L2CBHM?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share&tag=mumsnet&ascsubtag=mnforum-21

[Bluewavescrashing]

What can you fit in it? Looks good!

[Cracklefraggle]

I've been using a cleaning caddy. Similar idea and big enough for planner, flask and quarantined worksheets as well as board pens etc.

[Stepawayfromtheminirolls]

Currently I've got a calculator, hand sanitiser, disinfectant, a pack of tissues, pens and pencils, scissors, glue, ruler, board pens and board rubber in the outside pockets. One inside section holds a travel mug of tea and bottle of squash, another holds my planner and random paperwork and the other has my visualiser and phone in it. I carry an expanding file for worksheets etc.

[Moominmama5]

Amazing. Going to a role without a classroom base so I’m going to jump onboard. What size is yours @Stepawayfromtheminirolls ? I’m assuming it’s large.

[PoodleMoth]

That is brilliant! I have been carrying stuff around in the cardboard lid off the box the printer paper comes in-definitely not as practical!!

[ValancyRedfern]

Thanks for the tip! Is yours a small or large op?