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Battered soul
Jun. 8th, 2017 04:25 pmA bit bruised anyway. A while ago I mentioned the Head of the 17 and 18 year olds in our school telling some students that I couldn't teach. There were a few other things she'd said and done against me too which resulted in my line manager recommending that I take it up with the Headteacher. Well, today Faisal - the other RE teacher in my department, came to me and told me that one of the students said that she said that he couldn't teach and neither could I...
Faisal was really upset by it. He's better at expressing his emotions than me and what he said summed up how I felt last time. It's amazing how something like that can get to you, although it didn't feel quite so bad this time for me because it was two of us being bad-mouthed together.
We spoke to the Head teacher about it and he's going to reflect on the best course of action to take. This woman is a very difficult person who can be really nasty and the students are too scared to put anything down on record. We'll see.
On a brighter side, I voted. For Corbyn. He was in my city yesterday giving a speech. He's been drawing massive crowds compared to Teresa May. He's also been treated very unfairly by some of the press over the last few months but in his speech yesterday he said: "I hear some people have said some nasty things about me. I forgive them all!". What a legend.
Results of the election will be in the early hours of the morning.
Edit: I watched that James Comey trial live on tele when I got in. What is happening to the world?
Faisal was really upset by it. He's better at expressing his emotions than me and what he said summed up how I felt last time. It's amazing how something like that can get to you, although it didn't feel quite so bad this time for me because it was two of us being bad-mouthed together.
We spoke to the Head teacher about it and he's going to reflect on the best course of action to take. This woman is a very difficult person who can be really nasty and the students are too scared to put anything down on record. We'll see.
On a brighter side, I voted. For Corbyn. He was in my city yesterday giving a speech. He's been drawing massive crowds compared to Teresa May. He's also been treated very unfairly by some of the press over the last few months but in his speech yesterday he said: "I hear some people have said some nasty things about me. I forgive them all!". What a legend.
Results of the election will be in the early hours of the morning.
Edit: I watched that James Comey trial live on tele when I got in. What is happening to the world?