).Will remember that gift for the future as another 7 years of primary unfortunately awaits me.I’m a teacher and in all honesty I don’t want or expect anything from parents.
But if you are intent on buying something then I’d bloody love glue sticks and laminating pouches! They are like gold dust in my school and quite frankly they would make my school year!
I would not eat my own kids homemade confectionary, let alone another kids.
We do this too. We have 3 teachers in the class, each teacher got a £100 voucher and a card
Wasn't that overly generous.We do this too. We have 3 teachers in the class, each teacher got a £100 voucher and a card
No, everybody gave £5 each per teacher = £15 per person. Not everybody takes part as some people like to do their own thing but we had just over £300 which got them a £100 voucher each plus cards from the children. It’s cheaper then buying each teacher a decent present each dunno what I could have got them for a fiver each?
Much less wasteful too in regards to the environment. One £100 voucher is much better than 25 lots of tat.
Im not a teacher but i cannot CANNOT eat homemade cakes etc made by school kids and parents. Like at fairs when they ask for cakes to be made.I wouldn’t trust homemade stuff from kids or parents. Too many unknowns
What if they had dirty fingers/ dog hairs in it. Ugh.I don't remember anybody giving anything to teachers at our school. Is this a relatively new trend.
When I was at school some of the kids (well parents) got presents for the teachers (reception to year 6) which was usually like hampers and pannacottas and stuff like that but my mum was having none of it. This was in the early 00s / late 90s. Appreciate that teahers are probably underpaid but it's not the job of families to equalise that with end of year presents, especially as my dad was going through redundancies etc. at the time.
My Cousin did them for her kids teachers & got the kids to decorate some with pictures & 'thank you love billy' etcIm not a teacher but i cannot CANNOT eat homemade cakes etc made by school kids and parents. Like at fairs when they ask for cakes to be made.
Oh yeah definitely. An actual business is different stuff altogether.
Amazon aren’t stupid are they, they know the majority of homes use Prime. We don’t use it for TV (kids watch it occasionally) but it’s the delivery’s I couldn’t do without
Probably due to the amount they've had to pay for a second series of Clarkson's Farm! (Well worth it, whatever it was, I love that programme!)Amazon aren’t stupid are they, they know the majority of homes use Prime. We don’t use it for TV (kids watch it occasionally) but it’s the delivery’s I couldn’t do without
I cancelled mine after looking at this, I'd had 2 or 3 deliveries in a year. They gave me the full years subscription back
I’ve never looked at mine
. I tend to listen to Radio on the Alexas rather than specific music.
