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11/07/20

Retweeted From GLF Schools

To the brilliant team (staff, volunteers, children and students) across our schools and trust: “thank you” to you all for your hard work and support this week. Please enjoy your well-deserved weekend😊

11/07/20

Retweeted From de Stafford PE

The Summer Olympics continues ⁦⁩ with Mr Jones getting involved in the 30m sprint today (after an extensive warm-up)! Well done to Tom C in Team GB 🇬🇧 & Ben C in Team Canada 🇨🇦 for the fastest times of the week! 👏🏻👏🏻 https://t.co/faBDRkEUas

11/07/20

Retweeted From Holocaust Education

The Centre's new 'What is the Holocaust? How and why did it happen?' textbook is for KS3. To receive a free class set of this landmark textbook take our short course & find out more here: https://t.co/Ao7yaBzCNK RT https://t.co/zIUBMytJnf

11/07/20

Retweeted From Amjad Ali

Essentially a massive thank you HeadTeachers. A massive group hug to you all. These last few months have been incredibly difficult. And you have been shelters, protectors and guides. Thanks to Trusts, CEOs who like mine have been amazing to all their colleagues.

11/07/20

Retweeted From Mrs Singleton 🧬🦠

Fantastic new staff induction throughout the week! We look forward to welcoming so many great teachers into the team and become part of https://t.co/MI2MXdV92F

11/07/20

Retweeted From GLF Schools’ Careers

As another busy week draws to a close, why don't you sit back, relax & browse through the fantastic job vacancies we have- looking for term time only roles? A premises role? Perhaps a teaching position? For a chance to make a difference in one of our schools, get in touch now! https://t.co/h2NxVu6UXq

10/07/20

To the brilliant team (staff, volunteers, children and students) across our schools and trust: “thank you” to you all for your hard work and support this week. Please enjoy your well-deserved weekend😊

10/07/20

Retweeted From Lucy Marder

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10/07/20

Retweeted From Fiona Jarman

Sharing this child-friendly and child-centred description of the triune brain model from the Trauma Recovery Centre. Perfect to use with KS2 children as part of your re-engagement / reconnecting curriculum. https://t.co/wUOcRLYBwn

07/07/20

Retweeted From GLF Schools’ Careers

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07/07/20

Retweeted From GLF Schools’ Careers

It’s the weekend! Why not browse through the amazing jobs we have available within the Trust. Are you looking for term time only opportunities? Are you a finance professional? Would you like to start an Apprenticeship? Click below for more details https://t.co/fk4SLQrD3i

07/07/20

Brilliant to hear them on yesterday morning too! https://t.co/5GmlvuSPjE

07/07/20

Retweeted From Mrs L

Thanks to for the past two evenings of CPD with ’s session on the pedagogy of teaching Maths last night and Julie Sherrington’s session on the pedagogy of teaching English tonight. I look forward to the Science webinar next week 👩🏼‍🏫

07/07/20

Love this 🦒 https://t.co/n5J7UYFKbE

07/07/20

Retweeted From Kate Mole

Headteachers. The guidance that I spoke about on Friday has been released today. https://t.co/oH8FbTx6aP

07/07/20

Retweeted From Esther Brooks

Loving the maths faculty display boards - every problem has a solution! https://t.co/p6iMSCbt50

07/07/20

Retweeted From David Keyte

The support you can receive working for a large academy is just excellent. I am sure there are exceptions but working for has been an absolute pleasure so far.

27/06/20

Retweeted From Early Years Crazy

Amazing opportunity to work in at a GLF nursery https://t.co/dxOfeVaaqO

26/06/20

Today would’ve been our annual staff training and celebration day. A shame that it wasn’t able to go ahead. Thanks to all our staff across our schools and trust - for everything.

26/06/20

Today is the official leaving day for all Year 13 students. So to those of you here from & we wish you the very best as you leave school and look to your future in employment or university. We’re of you. Please keep in touch.

Posted on: 25/11/2019

Preparations are in full swing for Year 2's Reading Cafe!

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In preparation for their castle themed Reading Cafe tomorrow, Oak Class have been making butter as if they were a cook in a castle.

To do this they had to whisk double cream until it separated into butter and buttermilk.  They will then taste their butter tomorrow at the cafe when they spread it on to some bread.

We look forward to seeing the parents at our Reading Cafe at 2.15pm tomorrow, Tuesday 26th November.