As I burst out laughing at the title of the following email:

3 juicy tubes for £16.99

Eldest son has officially condemmed me for naughty thoughts.

Right better move and get changed now and off to work

The sun shone through my bedroom window at 5.30 this morning, all for 5 minutes, when the heavens opened again and now we have this dark cloudy sky overhead, not helping my mood at all.

Fed up with wearing trousers, but it doesn't seem right wearing summer skirts when it is raining!

PHSCE (personal health, social and citizenship education) week this week, so we are very much off timetable with lots of visitors coming into school to talk to the children. Yesterday was the Dog warden talking about how to look after a dog, what to do if it goes missing, clearing up after your dog when taking it for a walk. Funny story here, taking dogs for a walk last night with son, our Grey decided to do its business in the woods. Son gets out his bag and goes to clear up, BUT because the Grey has a thing about long grass, son couldn't find what he should be looking for, spent ages searching, then trod in it - he wasn't a happy son at all especially as I was laughing at him - poor thing

We also had a speaker from the train company to talk to the children about safety on railway lines - in other words how not to show off your fishing rod when there are electric lines around, and how not to play near the lines otherwise you will be killed.

We have some visitors in school in the form of chicks. We have watched them hatch, and now they are growing up. They are taken round the classes and one member of staff gives a talk about chickens and hens, how to look after them and shows the children how to handle them. I love this part as they look so cute and sweet and cuddly!

So today, not sure what we will be doing apart from healthy eating in MFL (modern foreign languages), the children will have a chance to act out their drama sketches (this years theme first aid) and then complete there Anti smoking/smoking ban posters and poems. I think the ambulance men are giving a talk as well, and the policeman giving a talk on good behaviour and drug misuse.

So not a lot of work being done really, but the children enjoy it a lot and it is something different to do. children learning through play and handling and having fun, as it should be.

Right better go and get ready for work now and get out of that door!

16 days and counting

Have a good day