Good morning weekend! Yay. I'm feeling nice and relaxed in the knowledge that the planning is done, the resources are more or less made, the menu for the weekend is all sorted (I have visitors) and the house is as clean as it's likely to get in term time!
Weather permitting, today my visitors plan to go to Hyde Hall. It's pretty wet and cold out there right now but it might clear up. I am umming and ahing as to whether to go with them - the cold has landed with an almighty thud, I have a bit of an upset tum and just wonder whether I would be more sensible to rest, given that work goes on and I really don't want to take any days off so close to consultation evenings. We will see . . .
Yesterday was my performance management and I was thrilled to bits with what the head said. I'll say no more except that I came home extremely happy! Nice . . .
Showing posts with label Performance Management. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Performance Management. Show all posts
Saturday, 6 October 2012
Tuesday, 2 October 2012
Tuesday
Well, yesterday was a most interesting day. It was the first day of performance management I and had two of my four to do. New paperwork, now 'standard' statements - well, it took a short while to get collective heads around the whole thing but we got there and my other two today will get the benefit of that. It is possibly simpler that the old way, with more page to the form but less to have to think about, providing each mentoree comes with their information, having done their own homework! Mine's on Friday!
As anticipated, I came home yesterday to be greeted by the aroma of a baking loaf, very welcome after a long, hard graft at school. For the first time this term I didn't have time to go through my checklist before leaving and I know there are things that have not been done but I really couldn't do anything about that given that Steve was waiting to lock up. I will be hammering on the front door at 7:30 this morning, that's for sure. So the welcoming atmosphere as I walked in last night was wonderful. One of the best aromas in the world.
So - today . . . the usual, plus painting still life (cough, cough) and performance management. Jolly good fun all round!
As anticipated, I came home yesterday to be greeted by the aroma of a baking loaf, very welcome after a long, hard graft at school. For the first time this term I didn't have time to go through my checklist before leaving and I know there are things that have not been done but I really couldn't do anything about that given that Steve was waiting to lock up. I will be hammering on the front door at 7:30 this morning, that's for sure. So the welcoming atmosphere as I walked in last night was wonderful. One of the best aromas in the world.
So - today . . . the usual, plus painting still life (cough, cough) and performance management. Jolly good fun all round!
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