Hugo

Currently watching 'HUGO'.

An impressively vibrant film with brilliantly moody scenes. The characters have a lovely sense about they that is warming, starring Asa Butterfield, who is searching for his father after being told he had died. The era the film is set in and of which the scenes have been set are beautiful, with the use of delicate yet enchanting colours within both sets andclothing.
The whole story throughout is enchanting and one that is beautiful to watch unfold.
It has adventure, charisma and parts that warm your heart.
Is his dad really dead?

Watch the clip here and see if it piques your interest:

https://youtu.be/hR-kP-olcpM


Definitely one to look out for on your screens and one I would definitely recommend you watch or buy next time you see it.

Jitters

I started my training for my new job today,1-1 support. I think I have been through so many emotions  preparing for this job role, I've been happy at getting it, excited about what to expect and meeting the pupil I will be looking after, nervousness and stress at getting everything ready for back to school.

Now after this training, I have been through sadness of past experiences told to us, boredom as the trainer talked on and on and on, scared at the prospect of maybe getting punched in the face, spat at or getting my hair pulled to the ground, but now, after the wonderful team of TEAM TEACH, I feel prepared and ready for the challenge.

I just hope that I can live up to my own expectations of what I can offer this student and the school I will be working at.

Wish me luck!