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Great advice. Also contains one of the funniest typos in the last few lines. I literally guffawed.
from carrotman, 09 February 2012
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All very true, we love BIRTHDAYS as much a cake days, as you have to out-do the last birthday and bring in More then they did, needless to say we always have loads of 'stuff' to eat.
Now Christmas in a Primary school is so much fun, just how many extra boxes of chocolates can be found in the staff room at the beginning of January term...... All the ones that were opened at home, and bought in saying 'i'll never eat them at home', to find that you will eat them at school, in the safe 'staff room' where no one watches you..... Oh for the Staffrooms......!
from kneesey, 08 February 2012
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Super advice - as a prolific baker, I always take a cake in. It's a great way of saying "Hi, I'm a friendly soul !"
Cakes never last long in our staff room!
from PennyAM, 08 February 2012
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Good advice! As a 'not quite NQT' of all the 'usual' things I am worried about (pupil behaviour etc.) I am most worried about the staffroom. Whilst Tom's advice hasn't exactly put my mind at rest (keeping it real) it has provided some tips to be at least prepared - I'll be purchasing one of the books!
from mandakins, 01 November 2011
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I think this information is useful for supply teachers as well. Although, there is probably a whole new set of rules to abide by. You certainly get to see the range of different staff rooms when you're on supply.
from Firefairy, 10 September 2011
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