Chris Eyre

Rated by 43 man-crushers

• It is Tuesday. In case anyone needs to know -- Chris Eyre
• thanks the light at this time of year is lovely at the end of the day :) -- Helen Morgan
• Very excited for on Wednesday -- EmmaW
• been on 1/2term last week so NIL hrs. But week before was in excess of 50hrs+ easily. 2 x parents evening & planning -- Mike Highton
• Around 10 hours every single day, very rarely take a break either. That's before anything I do at home. 33h Mon-Wed -- Philip Roddy
• Thanks for sharing Chris -- Martyn Reah
• 30 hrs so far +2 planned for this eve. To be fair: had Govs followed by PTA last night. -- Tim Clarke
• agreed. Workload has to appear sustainable in long term. Perspective also key. Work is not life. Have hobbies! -- Dan MacPherson
• life is good, I have one and I get fresh air every day -- Andy Knill
• This is my Year 13 group every week. 'Sorry I'm late, I was in the Forms... trying to achieve the Form of Lateness.' -- P Logue
• Good to see Chris Eyre today, very interesting to hear about the culture and operational challenges of Sovereign Based Police in Cyprus. -- EMCHRSL&D
• Something the is exploring -- Stephen
• Think it's circular. No textbooks so teachers aren't choosing it to teach, therefore no demand for textbooks. -- Katja Sass
• So now, I am happy to have more questions than I first started with. It's why I love the subject so much. -- Conius of Moo
• Pleased to be at a face to face with who remembered & myself from years ago! -- Karin Oster
• Hope the term improves and you feel less fragile. -- Laura Passmore
• Good luck in your new venture -- Louise Hutton
• TY Chris. It's a humbling experience -- clare
• Retreating to give the author some free promotion -- Margaret Simkin
• I've still not got to the bottom of my 'to-do' list... -- Teacher Toolkit
• Ooh I like this infographic. Very useful! Thanks. -- Sian Ephgrave
• So very true in these current times -- Christine Couser
• Congratulations! Good luck and good skill in your changed role. -- Simon Ball
• Good luck! Sounds like an excellent plan -- Caroline Bristow
• Ah yes the Ides of March come to May. nothing quite as predictable as the Conservatives in one of their periods of hara kari -- wayne gough
• Yep timing is exquisite as always -- James Mannion
• Good article Chris, this is also an issue where I work.. -- Kevin Whilock
• Mrs Webb bought loads of paint just before lockdown. It is now in the loft, out of sight, out of mind. I have 3 books to read. -- Maths Webb 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿
• really enjoyed reading the thread this morning -- Paddy Winter
• Oh my goodness .yes!! -- Claire Gaygan
• Very exciting, good luck with it all! Sounds perfect! -- Caterham Philosophy, Ethics & Theology
• Good luck in your new endeavours Chris! -- Neil McKain
• Oh wow! How exciting for you!! -- Nicola Scott
• And no Camembert? Wensleydale? -- Tim Lucas
• Very good -- M Sumba
• Nice one! Can you give more details of the respective course content of each? -- Martyn Smith - #positivityalways
• Happy birthday to your dad. Glad you get to spend some time with him. It s tough watching them grow old, isn t it? -- Lucy Parsons
• Amazing, thank you so much (I never win anything!). I'll DM you now -- Philippa Huggins
• The best director you've never heard of is Chris Eyre. The easiest way to describe him is that he's a male Penny Marshall. -- Lononaut
• That was my fab view when doing my pgce there. -- Molly Acharya MCCT (Nobel Peace Laureate)
• Seriously???? Let s try it on politicians first and see how it goes -- Numpty Teacher
• My colleague is bringing our students- wish I was going! -- SN RE Teacher
• It was! Thank you. -- More Twist

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