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Angela Schofield TVTTagTeam

@HTSchofield

Primary Head in Brum. Voice 21 National Oracy Leader. FCCT Proud supporter of special schools. Mum to 5 amazing boys. Just my views🙋‍♀️

Birmingham, England Katılım Mayıs 2017
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Angela Schofield TVTTagTeam
There’s not a lot you can do with a broken wrist that’s refusing to heal properly, but sitting still and laughing I can manage!!
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Geoff Barton
Geoff Barton@RealGeoffBarton·
Love this …
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michael pain
michael pain@mikip555·
Don’t measure your life with someone else’s ruler. Simple, but more and more profound as the years go by.
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@dharford79 Chat GPT has added 10 years to my age but seems to think I’m related to Geti Halliwell so it’s not a bad outcome!!
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Dave Harford
Dave Harford@dharford79·
When you jump on the Chat GPT bangwagon for caricatures 😂😂😂 #Photography
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Matt Dechaine ❄️🦩
Matt Dechaine ❄️🦩@mattdechaine·
Calling schools and Trusts in Northumberland, Cumbria and Durham. Fancy something for free with no strings attached? I have 3 free coaching based offers. The video explains what's available. DM or email me matt@mattdechaine.com if you're interested. Thank you! Shares appreciated!
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🌸🎵 Beautiful Melody 🎶💖
Okay the Siri one got me laughing that’s impressive 🔥🔥🔥🔥
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Sopranos Central
Sopranos Central@orange_peelbeef·
In 2012, an Icelandic television station (Channel 2) accidentally broadcast an episode of Teletubbies with Icelandic subtitles intended for The Sopranos.
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Angela Schofield TVTTagTeam@HTSchofield·
A real treat to read this over the weekend. Just what I needed to take my mind off a broken wrist that’s not healing as well as I wanted. Thanks @CharteredColl for including my very small contribution amongst all these brilliant colleagues.
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Emma Turner FCCT
Emma Turner FCCT@Emma_Turner75·
@HeadteacherNews Please note that I have not been contacted nor have I given permission for large parts of my original published work to be rewritten and included in this article. Much of this is taken directly from my book as complete sections alongside large parts being paraphrased.
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The Sole Supplier
The Sole Supplier@thesolesupplier·
Treat yourself (or drop the hint). The adidas Handball Spezial Cream Scarlet is made for Valentine’s fits 💌
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SLT Newbie
SLT Newbie@NewbieSlt·
Hi all, You may notice that your ID badge no longer opens some of the doors in The Academy. For a small monthly fee of just £7.99, you can upgrade your access to our new Premium Doors Package. This gives you access to photocopying, the staffroom kitchen and most toilets. Thanks x
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Angela Schofield TVTTagTeam@HTSchofield·
@KyrstieStubbs Love this photo! Your positivity and genuine love of life have always inspired me. You’ll be fantastic in whatever adventure comes next. X
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TheTattooedHeadteacher Deputy CEO 🏳️‍🌈✊🏾she/her
Happy New Year ❤️ Hard year for me after unexpectedly being made redundant from a job I loved & despite having led positive impact in all our schools- ❤️ Time to reflect Time to restart Time to look at possibilities & priorities ❤️ New Year, new role Positivity always! ❤️
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Angela Schofield TVTTagTeam@HTSchofield·
@KyrstieStubbs It’s been that kind of year for me too. Only people who turned up when needed this year are worth holding onto. And it’s not always the people you think it will be.
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Jamie Clark
Jamie Clark@XpatEducator·
🎁 Just published: Free Christmas Gift! ⚗️ DistillED Playbook → 30 page, printable A4 booklet → 6 high-impact teaching strategies → Strategy checklists → QR codes to planning resources → Built from the most-read DistillED posts this year. If you want a copy, comment below and I’ll DM you the PDF. ⏰ Free until Boxing Day.
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Angela Schofield TVTTagTeam@HTSchofield·
All these are very much needed. Self care isn’t selfish, it’s necessary.
Dr. Bryan Pearlman #MaslowBeforeBloom@DrP_Principal

10 Things Educators Need During a School Break and Why 1. Sleep without an alarm Your nervous system has been living on adrenaline and cortisol. Deep rest helps reset the brain restore emotional regulation and improve memory mood and immune function. 2. Silence and nothingness The brain needs quiet to downshift from constant decision making. Mental stillness reduces cognitive overload and allows the prefrontal cortex to come back online. 3. A non rushed bathroom visit Having to suppress basic bodily needs keeps the brain in a low level stress state. Unrushed bathroom access restores a sense of safety dignity and control which directly calms the nervous system. 4. Laughter that makes your stomach hurt Laughter releases endorphins and dopamine which naturally reduce stress and anxiety. It also reminds your brain and body that joy still exists outside of survival mode. 5. Connection with people who do not need anything from you Educators give all day long. Low demand relationships restore emotional energy and protect against compassion fatigue. 6. A slow bath or shower in the morning Warm water activates the parasympathetic nervous system lowering cortisol and muscle tension. A slow start to the day tells the brain you are safe and not in crisis mode. 7. Food that is eaten slowly and actually enjoyed Mindful eating supports digestion stabilizes blood sugar and calms the nervous system. Your body deserves nourishment not rushed fuel. 8. Time without solving problems Constant problem solving keeps the brain in threat detection mode. Breaks from decision making allow the nervous system to recalibrate and reduce mental exhaustion. 9. Reminders that you are more than your job Identity overload increases burnout risk. Engaging in hobbies or creativity activates different neural pathways and restores a sense of wholeness. 10. A true break with compassion for yourself Compassion fatigue is real. Prolonged caring without recovery depletes emotional reserves. Rest and self kindness rebuild resilience empathy and long term sustainability. Final Thought School breaks are not a luxury. They are neurological and emotional repair time. Rest is not quitting. Rest is what allows educators to return regulated connected and able to keep doing the work that matters so deeply.

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James Treadwell
James Treadwell@James_Treadwell·
Please everyone help. I am trying to do a Christmas miracle and make someone happy. Yesterday (21/12/25) in @Bullring we found this lost platinum wedding band. It is name and date engraved, and has more detail. I want to reunite it with its rightful owner. Retweets might help.
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Dr. Bryan Pearlman #MaslowBeforeBloom
10 Totally Real Sounding (But Completely Made-Up) Conditions Educators Experience While on Winter Break 1.First-Day Break Disorientation Syndrome (FDBDS) A temporary condition where educators wake up in a panic thinking they are late for school before realizing it is break. Symptoms include checking the clock heart racing and then immediately going back to sleep with a smile. 2.Guilt-Based Relaxation Resistance (GBRR) A psychological response where resting feels uncomfortable because the brain whispers “You should be doing something productive” even though the body is begging for rest. 3.Email Reflex Phantom Syndrome (ERPS) The uncontrollable urge to check work email despite knowing nothing good lives there during break. May include muscle memory opening the email app before consciously stopping yourself. 4.Break Time Identity Confusion (BTIC) Occurs when educators forget who they are without bells schedules or lesson plans. Common questions include “What day is it” and “Do I need to set an alarm” followed by peaceful confusion. 5.Delayed Exhaustion Release Disorder (DERD) A condition where the body finally feels safe enough to crash. Symptoms include sleeping ten hours still feeling tired and realizing how burned out you actually were. 6.Unstructured Time Anxiety (UTA) A stress response to having no schedule at all. Educators may feel uneasy until they create a fake plan or to-do list just to feel grounded. 7.Break Overcommitment Syndrome (BOS) The belief that break is the perfect time to catch up on everything including life organizing cleaning and self-care which then leads to doing none of it. 8.Public Place Student Spotting Response (PSSR) A startle reaction when seeing students or parents in public. Educators experience a brief moment of “Am I allowed to be here” before remembering they are indeed human. 9.Return-to-School Anticipatory Stress Loop (RSASL) The brain begins rehearsing the return to school halfway through break even when absolutely nothing needs to be planned yet. 10.Last-Day Break Grief Response (LDBGR) A mix of sadness denial and bargaining as the final day of break approaches. Educators may say “I’ll just enjoy today” while mentally preparing for alarms and lunch duty. If you are experiencing any of these conditions please know this is not pathology it is recovery. Your nervous system is finally coming down from months of high alert. Rest is not laziness. It is repair. ***Which ones do you experience?*** Join the “Maslow Before Bloom” Facebook group - there are over 36,000 educators who can totally relate… Facebook.com/groups/maslowb…
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