It's been a busy week....
.... meetings and conferences for school...
... lesson observations...
... evening meetings for church....
.... a first meeting at WD discussing Mr Ben's transition statement - an ok start, negotiations to be resumed at his annual review.
The work on our back years is virtually done, so Al and I spent the morning sorting out the the shed {utility room?!} and clearing space.
By lunch time we'd had enough.
Richard had kindly offered Al a ticket for the Everton match in the early evening - so we went to Liverpool One for the rest of the afternoon for lunch at GBK and a little shop.
It was pretty busy - we ended up parking on the rooftop carpark by John Lewis.
Mr Ben has discovered Ninjago - I talked him out of the £50 set and convinced him that the smallest set was cool!
Miss Megs was entranced by this owl chalk board - I should be a share holder in Sass&Belle!
Oh - and two steps to the left?
The speaker at the conference on Thursday was Dr Andrew Curran -
he was a quite brilliant speaker.... his explanations of neurobiology clear and enlightening....
.... I remain to be convinced by his statement that stress is just perception - hence
"When faced by an immovable object just take two steps to the left
and it's not in front of you any more."
But it's worth considering!
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