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hi everyone, i am new here, i qualified in 2001, did 2 terms of supply, then an ill advised 2 terms as a classroom assistant in a horrible comprehensive, decided i didn't like kids and accidentally ended up in admin! have hated that for most of thetime i did it, and following the birth of my surprise 3rd baby, am now filled with the same longing to teach that i have had for most of my life (don't really hate kids, just am not cut out for wor
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in secondary schools in a role the kids see as no one that needs to be taken seriously!)

I can't return to teaching yet, but have plans for the future brewing - childminding first, as soon as i can quit my current job (on maternity leave at the mo, so have to get that out of hte was first) but am going to make sure I am fully abrest of all current issues and get some training in.

So hello from the Rhondda Valley in south wales!
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Hello! Welcome to the forum!

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Hello - hope the forum helps you get updated!
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Hi (and to the others who have said hi too of course)

I do eat a lot of chocolate, if I didn't I'd be back in my pre baby jeans by nnow, it's very annoying!! I do love chocolate though, so I can't really complain!

No, i'm primary trained, which is why the 2 terms in a secondary school weren't a good
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at all, not what I wanted to do at all, but I needed a steady income, as a single mum I was really struggling with supply. I was known as a supply teacher by quite a lot of the kids as well, so I don't think that helped really. I was at quite a low confidence wise, and when I missed out on a part time post in a lovely school because I had been unable to do the 2 weeks supply offered there before the interview I just lost all hope and gave up. I really hope I get a chance to make it back into the profession..... I think today might prove to be crucial really, if yesterday's Daily Mirror headlines are right about the Tories plans for cuts, then my plans to be a childminder and then a teacher might be in jeopardy
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