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Originally Posted by Unregistered

Iz true I'm the pubic service

any advice for ope next week?
like schools to avoid, etc.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

any advice for ope next week?
like schools to avoid, etc.

Please avoid the non-mission schools.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

any advice for ope next week?
like schools to avoid, etc.

not too sure if fsbb school can be avoided anot? haha

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Don't feed a troll who just keeps replying to himself...the arguments can continue till the cows come home.

Not himself. Herself is the correct word. You Dummy.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

not too sure if fsbb school can be avoided anot? haha

If you want to avoid fsbb, cross deploy to primary school.

ALL sec schools are on fsbb.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

If you want to avoid fsbb, cross deploy to primary school.

ALL sec schools are on fsbb.

There are a number of express-only (or other IP/specialised schools) that will effectively not be on FSBB for now.

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not too sure if fsbb school can be avoided anot? haha

FSBB is the current direction, and in my opinion, it's a good direction. The positive impact on student learning attitudes and classroom cultures is very visible, particularly compared to my experience with full NT and NA classes prior to FSBB. Many more students are aspirational - they aim to step up in particular favourite subjects; take pride in the subjects they are doing at more demanding levels; and mix around with classmates and schoolmates from different profiles.

Drawbacks to FSBB are that you will need to be comfortable with administrative flux, changing class sizes, mid-year inserts, taking multiple levels of IP prep due to timetabling constraints, complexities with your form class especially when it comes to addressing parents' concerns and queries at PTM for differing student profiles, and of course the poor TT comm that needs to generate a timetable while accounting for innumerable bandings and limited classrooms. In my opinion from having worked with FSBB for a few years - the vision is very good for students, the implementation is painful but workable for staff, and I'm proud to teach in a FSBB school.

If you're not onboard with FSBB, in the medium term, perhaps consider a secondment to independent schools. If you settle in well, you can convert to a perm contract with the independent school.

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