Occasionally Meaning – sometimes, but not often. Example of using it in a sentence: “We occasionally eat at the local Italian...

Good morning everyone, At 6:30am this morning, the homeschool office temperature had already reached 28.7°C, which means our Hot Weather Policy is officially in effect. As a result, Homeschool is out today! I suspect many of us are starting the day a little tired after a restless night's sleep. This teacher certainly is! Not only was the heat making sleep difficult, but the water company was carrying out works on the road at the bottom of the hill. As I discovered last night,

Let me tell you a true story. A few years ago, I worked in a very smart school where everyone had to follow the dress code very carefully. If female teachers wore sleeveless dresses, they had to wear a cardigan or blazer over the top. One summer day, the temperature went above 30°C. The classrooms felt like saunas, and the playground was so hot that just standing outside made you feel unwell. There was hardly any shade anywhere. In the morning, the headteacher sent a message

This week's Mischievous Moral Mayhem is: Your friend keeps texting you during your homeschool session when you are trying to focus. Do...

Don’t forget to write out the Weekly Maths Problem at the top of your page, date the work and show all your workings out (even the wrong...

Occasion Meaning – a particular time or event. Example of using it in a sentence: “Her graduation was a special occasion.” Spelling Tips:...

This week's Mischievous Moral Mayhem is: You’re invited to join a game online, but you already made plans to study. Do you break your...

Don’t forget to write out the Weekly Maths Problem at the top of your page, date the work and show all your workings out (even the wrong...

Nuisance Meaning – something or someone that causes inconvenience, annoyance, or trouble. Example of using it in a sentence: “The buzzing...

This week's Mischievous Moral Mayhem is: You are in a group chat where people are making fun of someone. Do you leave, speak up, or...