Born late on 27th November weighing in at 8'7.
Monday, 28 November 2016
Blog Baby 46
Welcome to the world! 👶 Darcey Rose
Tallentire
Born late on 27th November weighing in at 8'7.
Born late on 27th November weighing in at 8'7.
Sunday, 27 November 2016
Arthur's Skating Party
Jamie's friend Arthur had a roller skating party for his 8th birthday. His mum did a fab pizza and hot dog party at the house, then took him and his mates across the road to North Kesteven Sports Centre for an evening of skating with http://sk8s.biz/. I volunteered to help out! It has been a few years since mummy went skating so I decided not to put on the skates. It was very hard walking round with Jamie as he kept falling over, and I worried about my back. However, he got better as the night went on. Hope to go again very soon (with or without Jamie!).
Monday, 21 November 2016
The Tree is Up!!
I know, I know, several elves / reindeers / robins will die because I put my tree up before December, but I didn't really get to have a Christmas last year; what with two operations (not to mention the fact I was in agony from October til January) so I decided to put it up this week. Hope you like it!!
Friday, 18 November 2016
Thursday, 10 November 2016
Shortest Job Ever?
I made 6 days in total as a Midday Supervisory Assistant. But after being spoken to by one of the teachers; as if I was one of his Year 6 pupils, I decided not to go back.
I did send an email after the incident explaining what had happened, and I also asked a mummy who husband is a school governor what I should do if I felt there were 'Safeguarding' issues. This obviously caused concern and meant the Headmistress almost immediately wanted to have a meeting to discuss the issues. I didn't feel up to returning to work or attending a meeting, but I did send a polite letter outlining what I experienced in my week as MSA and my concerns; including training issues, supervision, MSA responsibilities, First Aid, and mobile phone use.
I am trying not to make a big deal out of it (honestly), but obviously there are other parents who love a bit of gossip and tried to make a big deal of it. I just want to pretend it never happened; although I am glad I sent the letter and do feel that the Headmistress has taken my concerns on board.
I just hope this won't hinder any future job prospects!!
I did send an email after the incident explaining what had happened, and I also asked a mummy who husband is a school governor what I should do if I felt there were 'Safeguarding' issues. This obviously caused concern and meant the Headmistress almost immediately wanted to have a meeting to discuss the issues. I didn't feel up to returning to work or attending a meeting, but I did send a polite letter outlining what I experienced in my week as MSA and my concerns; including training issues, supervision, MSA responsibilities, First Aid, and mobile phone use.
I am trying not to make a big deal out of it (honestly), but obviously there are other parents who love a bit of gossip and tried to make a big deal of it. I just want to pretend it never happened; although I am glad I sent the letter and do feel that the Headmistress has taken my concerns on board.
I just hope this won't hinder any future job prospects!!
Friday, 4 November 2016
Mummy is your new Dinner Lady!!
After a number of different interviews for various jobs, I decided to apply to be a Midday Supervisory Assistant at Jamie's school. The interview was with the Headmistress and the Administration Assistant.
The questions were a series of scenarios with regards to what could happen during a dinner hour and what my response should be. i.e. a child hits a their head at lunc, what do you do? What would you do if a parent approached you in Asda about a situation at school (I also got asked this at another interview within a school), what would you do if a child came to school with mouldy sandwiches (this was a safeguarding question).
The interview went very well and I started on the day back after Half Term. The first few days I was shadowing one of the TA's who also works as a MSA. My class will be a Year 6 class. The first half of lunch is looking after a classroom full of students while they eat their lunch. The second half of lunch; after cleaning up the classroom, is to go with the class onto the playground with the rest of KS2 and Jamie and his pals.
The questions were a series of scenarios with regards to what could happen during a dinner hour and what my response should be. i.e. a child hits a their head at lunc, what do you do? What would you do if a parent approached you in Asda about a situation at school (I also got asked this at another interview within a school), what would you do if a child came to school with mouldy sandwiches (this was a safeguarding question).
The interview went very well and I started on the day back after Half Term. The first few days I was shadowing one of the TA's who also works as a MSA. My class will be a Year 6 class. The first half of lunch is looking after a classroom full of students while they eat their lunch. The second half of lunch; after cleaning up the classroom, is to go with the class onto the playground with the rest of KS2 and Jamie and his pals.
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