Good evening all. I can't believe just how quickly the last two weeks went past! When I think back, I can't believe how much we have managed to do in those two weeks either. The first weeks of school are always crammed full of so many things to do.
So I thought I would share a picture of my place of work with you, in stead of my actual craft desk (there really is nothing to see there anyway!)
When I look at photo's of the school where I teach, I am always struck by just how beautiful it is and how lucky I am to get to spend so much time there, teaching some of the most awesome teenagers that I know.Today, as any other day as a school teacher, was exceptionally busy and full. Teaching grade 10 and 11 girls the whole day and then being part of the grade 12 welcome week activities for the new grade 8 girls that started High school this year.
At one point I suddenly stopped what I was doing and just listened. Listened to grade 12 girls cheering on and encouraging grade 8s. It warms my heart to be at a school where the girls embody the school's motto -'' One School, One Spirit, One Family" In a world where negativity, prejudice and hatred seems to have taken over, these kids brought tears to my eyes with the love they were showing each other.
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What lovely heart warming comments you've shared with us this week. Thanks for sharing.
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Annie x #13
Looks like a nice place to teach. Hope things settle and you get some crafting done soon.
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Sharon K #34
You have a great setting to work at/in! Helen #1
ReplyDeleteI love your sentiments on your school, a lovely building does not always make a lovely place but it seems you are in a good place! TFS! WOYWW for yesterday! Anne #7
ReplyDeleteHi Tertia, what a glorious building, and how wonderful your students sound. Have a lovely week, Hugs, Shaz #5 XxX
ReplyDeletenice photo and lovely to hear how you love your work so. BJ#27
ReplyDeleteLove your school motto! And it is so wonderful that you love your job so much! When I fist saw the photo, it reminded me of Stanford U in CA, I used to spend a lot of time there when my Dad was getting his PHD! Thanks for sharing, Lindart #46
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely post, tertia. how great that you are able to teach in such a beautiful place with such beautiful young people.
ReplyDeleteTake care. God bless.
Margaret #3