Wednesday, 24 May 2017
We got the call
"Meeting in the hub at half twelve." In a school, in my experience, that can only mean death or Ofsted. Well it was the latter. This was my first time teaching in KS1 during a visit, and it wasn't a great experience. I went from teaching 15 children English and Maths to having the whole class. Half of whom I knew nothing about. I was advised to teach money, it was a disaster. The "dephe" apologised and said that I had been failed by the school leaders, which made me feel a bit better. My confidence this year has taken a battering but unlike in 2014 when I took this very personally, I know it's not me. I have had quite a year and it has been one heck of a learning curve but I feel confident in my abilities as a teacher. Although I still lose it when I'm being observed.
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