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Daily Archives: November 14, 2014
Bright Spots: 14th November 2014
Andy Tharby and I walked around the school today to look for some bright spots. We found plenty: In science Carole Burden had previously marked some student work on reflection – the students had very specific improvement comments written in … Continue reading
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