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In The Confident Teacher by Alex Quigley13/05/20172 Comments

As a young boy, little more than a toddler, Magnus Carlson possessed the ability to remember complex patterns and to play chess like an aged master. His proud parents recount when given a vast …

Alex Quigley @HuntingEnglish·

It was a tremendous privilege to work for and with John at Huntington. I learnt a massive amount from him about school leadership and so much more. My children will continue to reap the benefits from his work at Huntington.

More time with a rod and a pen is well deserved!

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Laura McInerney@miss_mcinerney·

“I have *loved* my career”
Great words from @johntomsett, whose blogging as headteacher has been a brilliant window into the job over the years. https://johntomsett.com/2021/01/30/this-much-i-know-about-when-it-is-time-to-move-on/

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Alex Quigley @HuntingEnglish·

This a brilliantly clear and helpful short video explainer on the basic principles of handwriting from @NHA_news.

https://youtu.be/uYE5zeGC6nw

Lots of practical terms for children of all ages. With insights into joining up letters, style, spacing, speed, size, and more.

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