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 alaneagle1  Dunstable,Bedfordshire.England 06 Mar 16 10.56am |
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Originally posted by collier row eagle
At Rowan road school there were two female teachers miss cram and miss Allison, I would have loved to have been seduced by either! Dave was that not an all girls school ?
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| elgrande bedford 06 Mar 16 12.06pm |
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Steve corbit at Dunraven English/PE teacher,great bloke treated you like people, but great at football training like the Pe teacher out of the film Kes,hated losing with a passion.
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| cb1969 Back in the 'hood 06 Mar 16 12.11pm |
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Originally posted by alaneagle1
Dave was that not an all girls school ? That's why I asked him if it was the SW16 one, as that was always an all girls school when I was school age. (it only became SW16 once you crossed the border with manor Road I believe) :-)
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| eagleboi Catford 06 Mar 16 1.03pm |
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Originally posted by Sportyteacher
Well my favourite teachers weren't Nicky Morgan; Michael Gove; Ed Balls; Alan Johnson; Ruth Kelly etc....oh wait, they have never experienced life in the classroom! (Get the message, folks!) Haha,great point. Great thread. Awesome first video from the OP - that was quite a deep video,thanks. Can we get more reasons as to WHY they were your favourite Teachers please peeps? Because me mate is doing the PGCE Teaching Training course at the moment, but is always getting disillusioned by the negativity from people outside AND inside the profession and every 2 weeks he feels like ...and he's only hoping to do Primary School Teaching!
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wollongongeagle  wollongong 06 Mar 16 1.11pm |
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Originally posted by Cucking Funt
They were all c*nts. Yes indeed, but my favourite c*** was Brother Wilfred. Mr. Thomas was the prize c*** (IMO). Howard Thomas was a sadistic minnow compared with a Brother Solomon. Thankfully he had left under a cloud, or been drummed out of the joint, by the 1970s. I read an appalling & sad thread on BBS some time ago. One of the guys who posted was still suffering some 50 years on.
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Kermit8  Hevon 06 Mar 16 2.34pm |
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Originally posted by wollongongeagle
Yes indeed, but my favourite c*** was Brother Wilfred. Mr. Thomas was the prize c*** (IMO). Howard Thomas was a sadistic minnow compared with a Brother Solomon. Thankfully he had left under a cloud, or been drummed out of the joint, by the 1970s. I read an appalling & sad thread on BBS some time ago. One of the guys who posted was still suffering some 50 years on. Expired you will be pleased to hear.
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| nickgusset Shizzlehurst 06 Mar 16 5.41pm |
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Originally posted by eagleboi
Haha,great point. Great thread. Awesome first video from the OP - that was quite a deep video,thanks. Can we get more reasons as to WHY they were your favourite Teachers please peeps? Because me mate is doing the PGCE Teaching Training course at the moment, but is always getting disillusioned by the negativity from people outside AND inside the profession and every 2 weeks he feels like ...and he's only hoping to do Primary School Teaching!
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johnno42000  06 Mar 16 10.33pm |
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Miss Yelland...used to wear the tightest trousers. Most days it looked Mini Me had karate chopped her crotch.
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| Sportyteacher London 07 Mar 16 6.59am |
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Originally posted by eagleboi
Haha,great point. Great thread. Awesome first video from the OP - that was quite a deep video,thanks. Can we get more reasons as to WHY they were your favourite Teachers please peeps? Because me mate is doing the PGCE Teaching Training course at the moment, but is always getting disillusioned by the negativity from people outside AND inside the profession and every 2 weeks he feels like ...and he's only hoping to do Primary School Teaching! Tell your mate that the teaching is now known as the 'Jeffrey Archer Profession' for NQTs in so far that new teachers usually spend no more than four years inside before getting out. Work/life balance is horrendous with holidays frequently spent preparing the classroom; planning; assessment etc. The majority of those left in the profession are popping pills to deal with stress and depression and are frequently subjected to excessive workloads and senior professional bullying...and that is before Ofsted arrive whose level of consistency in quality of scrutiny is as reliable as Steve McClaren's stewardship of Newcastle.
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| nickgusset Shizzlehurst 07 Mar 16 8.20am |
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Originally posted by Sportyteacher
Tell your mate that the teaching is now known as the 'Jeffrey Archer Profession' for NQTs in so far that new teachers usually spend no more than four years inside before getting out. Work/life balance is horrendous with holidays frequently spent preparing the classroom; planning; assessment etc. The majority of those left in the profession are popping pills to deal with stress and depression and are frequently subjected to excessive workloads and senior professional bullying...and that is before Ofsted arrive whose level of consistency in quality of scrutiny is as reliable as Steve McClaren's stewardship of Newcastle. Nail on head there. That's why I got out. As it is, I may have to do supply to get some pennies in
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| Part Time James 07 Mar 16 9.08am |
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We had a student teacher called Miss Cummings. Always tanned, blonde, wore knee length denim skirts and knee high boots. Needless to say, rather a lot of Lynx was applied just before her French lessons. My mate asked to borrow her marker pen once, popped it down his pants when she wasn't looking, then returned it later on. Poor woman.
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| Superfly The sun always shines in Catford 07 Mar 16 9.24am |
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Miss Richards, my primary school form tutor. I wanted to bang her out before I'd been given the hormones to know why.
Mrs Richardson, a PE teacher, who was married & who's daughter (would) was in my class was caught having an affair with one of the six form lads. She was a bit on the rough side but a fantasy was born. Special mentions should also go to Miss Heath (English) and the drama teacher whos name escapes me. Both of which were eminently bangable and who occasionally still make the odd appearance in the w@nk bank some 3 decades later. There's probably others that taught me stuff and sh1t.
Lend me a Tenor 31 May to 3 June 2017 John McIntosh Arts Centre with Superfly in the chorus |
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