I'm OFFICIALLY a YEAR 6 Teacher as of midday last Friday!

Anyway... Sorry for once again posting about 'me', but I am sooooo pleased!

Congratulations.

I suggest you post some nude pictures.

spot1 said...

get to work then
we need at least 38hr a week out of u
ok

For 11.5 months of the year not 7

well done!!

the other good thing about being a teacher is when you have kids you dont have to worry about babysitting the kids on the school holidays. will free up more time for your husband to go kiting.

myusernam said...

the other good thing about being a teacher is when you have kids you dont have to worry about babysitting the kids on the school holidays. will free up more time for your husband to go kiting.

Hey good point. Liz will you marry me?

C'mon Liz 14yrs is nothing....

Yes, congratulations, see if you can get windsports on the curriculum

my school had windsurfing as part of the health and PE subject (hired wally's - even counted towards tertiary enterence) one of the guys could do planing one handed forwards so i think he aced the subject!!

We also did it for group activites. had great fun railriding and frestyling on those old boards!!

elizabethb said...
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What else can I ask for! [}:)]

Maybe some students - they seem to be missing.

Congrats on your first day. Our 5y.o. twins first day too.

NotWal said...

Oooh, every thing's so clean and new.
What's in the little red room? Is that the "time out" cell?

haha its the 'Panic Room' haha nah my office!

should we call you "MISS" ??!!!

So, if you were in Liz's class would you be sitting in the back row, probably as usual, or in the front?

And is the best classroom I've ever seen.

Took my 5yo to his prep 'meeting' with Miss Mac yesterday...wtf is with the exam? (Liz, you might be able to answer this). He was asked to count backwards from 84, forwards from 98, addition, multiplication, and then was expected to point out punctuation. HE CAN'T EVEN READ YET! I though this was the point of sending him to school.

Anyways, I was proud of the li'l tyke, he did manage to get most of it right, including writing his name, his sister's, and mum & dad! I guess there's a reason for it...

(it might be like preseason footy training where we had to do time-trials, and improve with each session....I sussed that one out pretty fast, don't go hard for the first few sessions, and your coach will be looking at your improvement![}:)])

here's a tin shed classroom.



www.archdaily.com/8220/creative-pavilion-arkhefield/

what about some other shots from WA schools thanks gassy junction

evlPanda said...

So, if you were in Liz's class would you be sitting in the back row, probably as usual, or in the front?

And is the best classroom I've ever seen.

That's a pretty neat table set-up. The back row is actually closer to MissB's office. I wonder if it's one-way glass and/or soundproof.