Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if you were to live forever. - Mahatma Gandhi
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In 2021 I wrote a trailer piece for strings and I've finally released it! #NewMusicFriday
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Congratulations to our amazing Business Manager on yet another award for Sharples this week!
Following on from that, we have THE BUSINESS MANAGER/ BURSAR OF THE YEAR – and it’s Catherine Pedder from Sharples School earning first prize! Congratulations Catherine! #EducationTodayAwards
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Congratulations to @SharplesSchool the 2022 #NSAwards winner of the Leadership Team of the Year sponsored by @TheEdPeople
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Scientists have found evidence that those who cultivate love and compassion have greater peace of mind, while constant anger and fear make us uneasy and are bad for health. Common sense too tells us that people who are moved by love and compassion are peaceful and happy.
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Compassion brings strength to our minds by lessening fear, increasing confidence and so on. Doubts and irrational thinking decline. As a result, in the company of others the mind is relaxed, there are feelings of closeness, and we have a feeling that life has meaning and purpose.
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A child in my class answered today’s arithmetic question like this 👇🏻
Twitter, what are your thoughts?
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We are absolutely DELIGHTED to announce that Mr Harding is the winner of the @RoyalAstroSoc Education Award! Very well deserved! We are very proud of you!
Mr Jacob Harding, Science Enrichment Coordinator at Sharples School, is the winner of the RAS Secondary Education Award. His passion for astronomy, and commitment to young people, is evident in the positive impact that he has had on his school community.
ALT Image of Mr Jacob Harding with text reading "RAS Education: Secondary Award 2022"
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If we focus too much on ourselves, we’ll not be happy, whereas to concern ourselves with the well-being of others is the gateway to great joy. If we’re really serious about happiness, we need to open our hearts and focus on others as well as ourselves.
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An interesting view on political scene in #Leicester - and especially #LeicesterEast kapilskhichadi.wordpress.com… – at Narborough, England
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Tonight we are hosting Bolton Scouts to help them to gain their Astronomy badge! Huge thanks to Mr Harding and Miss Dudley for giving up their time!
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📢 Calling all geographers! Over the past year or so I have been working with @bbcbitesize to rewrite the geography content 🌍
🎉 Today the first 15 new guides have been published!
#geographyteacher
#geography
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Particularly bumpy workweek. I know people are angry about Covid (on all different fronts) but don’t want to be a punching bag anymore. I didn’t cause Covid. I’m not even in charge of much. I’m just an academic trying to explain simply what’s happening. That’s all.
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At just 23 @MarcusRashford has already achieved more in his life than politicians like @NatalieElphicke will ever achieve in theirs. Whether it's fighting food poverty or helping to improve child literacy, he's a terrific young man and a great role model.
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Year 7 students observed sunspots and the corona during science lessons today!
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Our Only Home - HHDL declares that this planet is our only home so we must take steps to stem global warming. He’s keen in his support for young peoples’ efforts to raise awareness of the climate crisis. youtu.be/j1tSdMMy30g
