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Day 1, done!
How did everyone’s first day go? Mine was crazy busy, tough being the newbie and not knowing any routines and getting to grips with new systems! Life is all about pushing ourselves out of our comfort zones though. 😀
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I'm in a fortunate position in a way. My new school has changed so much - 5 lessons instead of 3, 100 minutes down to 60, new catering system, new behaviour policy, moved from Go to Arbor and other things too. I was previously in a school where much of that was my usual and the policy and other things are new to all staff. I'm at the school my 13 year old is at so hopefully it goes well! I'm doing maternity cover but would prefer something permanent. It was a tiring PD Day though.
First Day 😊
Wishing you all lots of luck today - especially if it’s your first day as a teacher! Have a wonderful day and let me know how it goes! Trish x
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It was a very positive PD Day but I'll miss tomorrow's as it's my day off and I've got family commitments so that worries me. New school but one I trained at. Lovely people and that's a big thing, isn't it?
Let's Meet... TONIGHT at 7.30pm
Join me this evening at 7.30 pm just to say "Hi" . Microsoft Teams meeting Join: https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/326270696500836?p=ksmgR5RxgD3pwM1AsB Meeting ID: 326 270 696 500 836 Passcode: NL668jm2 I'd love to hear your ideas about what would be helpful to have here and I'm happy to answer any questions you may have. Let's build this community! See you at 7.30pm Trish x
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I'm sorry - it's difficult for me to meet with my children about and no laptop!
Welcome!
Hello and welcome to The Teachers' Coach Community If you are a teacher who is at the beginning of their career and navigating just how much there is to do, or if you are an experienced teacher who ( like me ) has seen it all come and go and come back around again or anywhere in between - well then you are in the right place because this is a community for teachers - for educators and people who are out there everyday making a difference!! If you are overwhelmed, exhausted or just stuck on the hamster wheel that teaching can become this community can help. 1. You are not alone - this is a safe space where you can share your worries and ask any questions without feeling like " It's a silly question" 2. Share with other educators who have been through this and know you can get through out. 3. Discover coaching tools that will help you to take the time to reflect on and re frame situations. You will find practical coaching reflection, support and conversations to help you: Feel less overwhelmed Protect your time and energy Build confidence Navigate the tricky bits of teaching Create a healthier work/life balance So START HERE: Introduce yourself below Tell us: What stage of teaching you are at What's the one thing you LOVE about teaching? I'll see you in the comments Trish x😊
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@Carol Osborne I was similar. I worked as a primary LSA for 9 years and loved it so much that I held onto that job for dear life whilst completing my degree and SCITT! I am a secondary teacher though for various reasons.
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@Chloe Spencer I would like to specialise in SEN but I'm not sure that's something a secondary teacher can do.
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Vicki Dack
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ECT 2 teacher teaching secondary English. Mum. Busy. Hectic life!

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Joined Aug 12, 2026