Mrs James

Some fantastic evidence brought in to share with each other today Year 7 😊

Some fantastic evidence brought in to share with each other today Year 7 😊

Year 7 historians did brilliantly organising themselves in chronological order of their birthdays today. Without talking to each other too 🤫 Excellent teamwork 👏👏👏

Sometimes when you are tidying the shelves you find a forgotten gem... 'The Story of Solomon Andrews and his Family' is a beautifully illustrated account of the Victorian Welsh entrepreneur & his family, who rose from rags to riches. @StTeilos @stteilos_Histor

@stteilos_PE @BristolCity Ah congratulations Zac! 👏👏

Congratulations to former student Zac Bell who has penned his first professional contract with @BristolCity. Delighted to see this young mans talent and hard work has been rewarded. We are all wishing you the best for the season ahead. #TeamTeilo #Proud

@MissBanksEng @nounproject Isn’t it awesome! Anything I’ve made in the last few years has a noun project feel to it 😂

@ConnorClarkeSG @StTeilos @WorcCollegeOx Wahoo! Can’t wait to follow your political career Connor 👏👏👏

Join @DavidOlusoga for our #BedtimeStory tonight at 6:50pm 🖤 @FloellaBenjamin's Windrush tale 'Coming to England', with illustrations by @creative_dy 📚 Stream on @BBCiPlayer after! 🙌🏾 #WindrushDay

@MissBanksEng @MissKWalters_ I genuinely remember your obsession from uni! 🙈

Loving Dawson’s Creek, completely in love with Pacey tbh

Year 12, how about an hour away from the screen - historian Frank McDonough (we use his books) talks about the Munich Putsch bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/w3…

18 January 1788. A total of 800 convicted British criminals landed at Botany Bay, Australia. They had committed various crimes and were sentenced to suffer hard labour in Australia. Below is a list of 19 crimes that were punishable by transportation to Australia.

A school attendance register during the Spanish flu. Wonder what they did for remote learning?

@Teilos6thForm @ConnorClarkeSG @WorcCollegeOx @UniofOxford @ConnorClarkeSG Congratulations!!! 👏👏👏

The last people to storm the Capitol building in Washington DC were the British in 1814. That's how incredible today’s events are.

Take this in: Never once, in the years 1860-1865, was this flag ever paraded in the halls of the American capitol.

Word of the day is 'sequaciousness' (17th century): the blinkered, unreasoning, and slavish following of another, no matter where it leads.

It's very simple - the President of the United States has attacked the United States

“How long? Not long!”