Back to school
Sep 6th 2007, 5:57 am
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Back to school
Today is the day I go back to work in the primary school I have worked in for 22 years. Not a big deal? Oh yes it it! I have been away from work since the beginning of March after having had a hip operation!
As any of you who work in schools will agree, the summer holiday seems a long time to be out of the 'work loop'...5 months is an eternity! I am feeling REALLY nervous this morning
, ridiculous as it may seem!
I am responsible for the running and upkeep of the IT system in school. I can't even remember the passcodes to get into administrator mode at the moment!
So, won't be on here so much. Behave yourselves now!
As any of you who work in schools will agree, the summer holiday seems a long time to be out of the 'work loop'...5 months is an eternity! I am feeling REALLY nervous this morning
, ridiculous as it may seem!I am responsible for the running and upkeep of the IT system in school. I can't even remember the passcodes to get into administrator mode at the moment!
So, won't be on here so much. Behave yourselves now!
Sep 6th 2007, 7:34 am
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Re: Back to school
Good luck on the return.
Sep 6th 2007, 8:05 am
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Re: Back to school
Good luck hope you remember all the stuff you need to!!
Sep 6th 2007, 10:02 am
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Re: Back to school
Good luck, it will all come back to you, I was off for 4 months and had to ask for the code to the toilet! but was soon back in the swing of things
Sep 6th 2007, 10:40 am
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Re: Back to school
I am confident that your next post will say something like, by lunch time, it was as if you had never been away.
Sep 6th 2007, 11:02 am
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Re: Back to school
Ive got faith in Sally, you will be fine
Sep 6th 2007, 2:16 pm
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Re: Back to school
Thank god for that! First day over with! It always astonishes me just how many IT problems occur over the summer hols. My brain feels fried at the moment, but at least I managed to keep my head above water!
Off for a cuppa now...and a sit in the sunshine!
Sally
Off for a cuppa now...and a sit in the sunshine!
Sally
Sep 6th 2007, 4:16 pm
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Re: Back to school
Your job sounds as if it is same as part of mine, i run the network, keep all the comps going, techy work etc as well as being the ICT curriculum support manager. I know how you feel because after 6 weeks, especially 6 in the sun i have trouble remembering the codes just to get in the school let alone any others. Fingers crossed though as I speak, eveything is fine for me, only silly little hiccups like capput battery in laptop. Those I can deal with in first week, last year i had the whole network to deal with as our curriculum internet provider was upgrading our system when we had a power failure, so they all had horrible ailments and none the same as each other. Luckily it was confined to the suite, so only 16 of the 46 that I run! Took me a couple of weeks to get back to normality.
Enjoy tomorrow and then it is the weekend so put your feet up and recover. Luv Eve
xx
Sep 6th 2007, 6:44 pm
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Re: Back to school
Yehhhhhhhhhhhhh back to school - bloody great innit???????
We are now in our brand new building - whoopee - with the builders coz they havent finished - they say they have at least another 2 weeks work to do and the kids start coming in next Tuesday and they are special needs kids - we have the toilets above our classroom which are leaking through our classroom ceiling - bloody wonderful and all the drains have been blocked woo hoo - we have no display boards in our classrooms yet as we are not allowed to mark the walls coz they charge us for repairs the classrooms that have boards are cork notice boards and today was helping another TA to put up backing paper and it wouldnt stay on the boards - changing rooms will only fit at the most 10 kids in if we are lucky and are at the opposite end of the school to the sports hall - no plug sockets near the interactive whiteboards so we can attach the computers to them - FFS PFI is great innit :curse:. This is just a tiny tiny tiny bit of some of the problems we are facing and on top of all that a lot of our resources have gone missing from between our old schools and our new school - cant be traced anywhere :curse:. WHAT A ****ING JOKE.
I am now stopping rant as i could go on and the more i think about the schools they have shut down for this sorry excuse of a state of the art school its getting me crosser and crosser.
We are now in our brand new building - whoopee - with the builders coz they havent finished - they say they have at least another 2 weeks work to do and the kids start coming in next Tuesday and they are special needs kids - we have the toilets above our classroom which are leaking through our classroom ceiling - bloody wonderful and all the drains have been blocked woo hoo - we have no display boards in our classrooms yet as we are not allowed to mark the walls coz they charge us for repairs the classrooms that have boards are cork notice boards and today was helping another TA to put up backing paper and it wouldnt stay on the boards - changing rooms will only fit at the most 10 kids in if we are lucky and are at the opposite end of the school to the sports hall - no plug sockets near the interactive whiteboards so we can attach the computers to them - FFS PFI is great innit :curse:. This is just a tiny tiny tiny bit of some of the problems we are facing and on top of all that a lot of our resources have gone missing from between our old schools and our new school - cant be traced anywhere :curse:. WHAT A ****ING JOKE.
I am now stopping rant as i could go on and the more i think about the schools they have shut down for this sorry excuse of a state of the art school its getting me crosser and crosser.
Sep 6th 2007, 7:30 pm
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Re: Back to school
Yehhhhhhhhhhhhh back to school - bloody great innit???????
We are now in our brand new building - whoopee - with the builders coz they havent finished - they say they have at least another 2 weeks work to do and the kids start coming in next Tuesday and they are special needs kids - we have the toilets above our classroom which are leaking through our classroom ceiling - bloody wonderful and all the drains have been blocked woo hoo - we have no display boards in our classrooms yet as we are not allowed to mark the walls coz they charge us for repairs the classrooms that have boards are cork notice boards and today was helping another TA to put up backing paper and it wouldnt stay on the boards - changing rooms will only fit at the most 10 kids in if we are lucky and are at the opposite end of the school to the sports hall - no plug sockets near the interactive whiteboards so we can attach the computers to them - FFS PFI is great innit :curse:. This is just a tiny tiny tiny bit of some of the problems we are facing and on top of all that a lot of our resources have gone missing from between our old schools and our new school - cant be traced anywhere :curse:. WHAT A ****ING JOKE.
I am now stopping rant as i could go on and the more i think about the schools they have shut down for this sorry excuse of a state of the art school its getting me crosser and crosser.
We are now in our brand new building - whoopee - with the builders coz they havent finished - they say they have at least another 2 weeks work to do and the kids start coming in next Tuesday and they are special needs kids - we have the toilets above our classroom which are leaking through our classroom ceiling - bloody wonderful and all the drains have been blocked woo hoo - we have no display boards in our classrooms yet as we are not allowed to mark the walls coz they charge us for repairs the classrooms that have boards are cork notice boards and today was helping another TA to put up backing paper and it wouldnt stay on the boards - changing rooms will only fit at the most 10 kids in if we are lucky and are at the opposite end of the school to the sports hall - no plug sockets near the interactive whiteboards so we can attach the computers to them - FFS PFI is great innit :curse:. This is just a tiny tiny tiny bit of some of the problems we are facing and on top of all that a lot of our resources have gone missing from between our old schools and our new school - cant be traced anywhere :curse:. WHAT A ****ING JOKE.
I am now stopping rant as i could go on and the more i think about the schools they have shut down for this sorry excuse of a state of the art school its getting me crosser and crosser.
Sep 6th 2007, 8:31 pm
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Re: Back to school
Yep you are so right - i cant wait to get over there just wish we had finished the house so we could go right now - and yep the shops are crap as well - they even took BHS back off us but i suppose to compensate we now have a Body Shop what more could we ask for eh 
. Had my eye on one house but just been told this week its sold so now found another one i quite fancy to renovate so keeping my eye on that one at the moment - thinking of extending our mortgage to buy it and then do up with the intention of moving over then at some point depending whether John can get enough work to keep me in the lifestyle that i have become accustomed too 
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Take care - love Sam xxx
. Had my eye on one house but just been told this week its sold so now found another one i quite fancy to renovate so keeping my eye on that one at the moment - thinking of extending our mortgage to buy it and then do up with the intention of moving over then at some point depending whether John can get enough work to keep me in the lifestyle that i have become accustomed too .Take care - love Sam xxx
Sep 6th 2007, 9:31 pm
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Re: Back to school
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhh Sally, hope everything goes alright for you,I'm sure you will soon get into the swing of things again,do your best to still look in here although I know you will be busy and run ragged ,best of luck 
