You do right... if you can go without the money, as you're getting the work anyway, then go with what you feel most happy with... just a big confidence booster that they asked you!
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You'll have to think about how you let the fav. school know.. if you say you turned it down (it'd be good for them to know you've had an offer) you have to give them a reason that won't make them think twice about offering you any work in the future... I know I won't get offered full time work as I've
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e it clear to them all I'm self-employed primarily, and will always
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be a supply teacher (so they know they can rely on me to be available long term, not just until I've found a job)... just tread carefully with it, so they know you're still after a job, but don't crawl and say you turned it down because of x, y, z and you like them better!
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