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Completely innocent but dodgy children's drawings Vol. 1

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Over a week ago, I was sent a message on Instagram from a teacher who had a pupil create a rather amusing card for the local librarian who had been stung by a wasp. I shared the post:


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Thank you Gemma for sending this, it made me crease 😂😂😂 #teach #teacher #teachersfollowteachers #education #teachersofinstagram #teacherlife #school A post shared by Lee Parkinson (@ict_mrp) on Oct 20, 2018 at 9:36am PDT

Once published, I was then inundated with other messages from teachers who wanted to share pictures their pupils had drawn that were completely innocent but looked rather dodgy. Here are a selection of some of the favourites I have shared:


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#TeacherLife according to Love Island Vol. 1

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I am sure there are many teachers working tirelessly to get all their marking finished by 9pm each night so they can sit in front of the TV and enjoy another cracking series of Love Island.

Since the new series started I can't help myself turning little clips from the show into memes to share on Instagram about life as a teacher. So here they are (Volume 1) all in one place for you to enjoy:

Tag the first teacher who comes to mind when you watch this! #schoollife #teachersfollowteachers #education #teaching A post shared by Lee Parkinson (@ict_mrp) on Jun 11, 2018 at 1:47pm PDT


Well... where should we begin?? #schoollife #teachersday #teachersfollowteachers #education #teaching #teachersofinstagram A post shared by Lee Parkinson (@ict_mrp) on Jun 11, 2018 at 2:14pm PDT




Tag the first teacher 👨‍🏫 that comes to mind when watching this! #schoollife #teachersday #teachersfollowteachers #education #teaching #teachersofinstagram A post shared by Lee Parkinson (@ict_mrp) on Jun 13, 2018…
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An Empowering song for Comprehension

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Over the weekend, I finally managed to watch the film - The Greatest Showman. One of the songs stood out to me and straight away I thought, this is a must for the classroom. If you have followed my blog, you know I am a fan of using music for reading comprehension and you can read some of my other posts here.

The film tells the story of PT Barnum and his circus.

"This Is Me" is a fight song for people who are not accepted by society. It is sung by Lettie Lutz after she and the rest of the circus troupe are barred by Barnum from an after party following Jenny Lind's performance. The bearded lady refuses to be cut down by the fact that the showman is embarrassed by them. According to the song's writer, "It was really inspired by the group of oddities in the film, and what they came to represent and what [director] Michael [Gracey] talked about them representing," Pasek told Billboard. "People who had lived in the shadows their whole lives and for the fi…
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