Merry PGCE-mas! | MissJM

Wow…I may have neglected the blog slightly. Apologies! We were told back in September that if we could make it through the first term, then we’ll definitely make it through the year. It is only now that I’m starting to realise that I might actually make it. We’re a third of the way through!! Go … More Merry PGCE-mas! | MissJM

Blur. | MissJM

When people tell you that your PGCE year is the busiest year ever, they are not lying. Not that I doubted any of them, of course, but you can’t really imagine how busy until you start… Three weeks ago tomorrow I started my university seminars and two weeks ago Tuesday I stepped into my school … More Blur. | MissJM

Tiny Humans vs the Hormonal Masses – The Result | MissJM

I survived. I lived to tell the tale. The first week, that is. From Monday the real work starts! So, as stated in my previous post, I was pretty terrified at the prospect of going into a primary school for three days, and my first day mostly lived up to my expectations. First of all … More Tiny Humans vs the Hormonal Masses – The Result | MissJM

Tiny Humans vs. the Hormonal Masses – pre-placement. | MissJM

It’s here. Well, almost here. At 8.30am tomorrow I will be walking into school to begin the first placement of my PGCE. Now, this is just technically a pre-PGCE placement lasting just for a week. Three days in a primary, two in a secondary. No time to get too attached to the kids, no time … More Tiny Humans vs. the Hormonal Masses – pre-placement. | MissJM

Religion in the media: the apologists | missdcox

I often see posts in social media that involve a person of faith doing something ‘good’. It’s lovely to see that humanity still exists amongst us despite the troubles we are facing as a planet. However I can’t help noticing that these often have an ‘apologist’ stance. They’re almost posted to try and say ‘see, … More Religion in the media: the apologists | missdcox