Just the usual prayers, catechisms and dedications of our work for the greater glory of God. Nothing weird or anything.
Haha. It’s a bit
Didn’t join unison until well after school
I WAS COLD I WAS NAKED (aaaahahahahahahaaaahhaa) WERE YOU THERE WERE YOU THERE
“NO!” in response to the teacher asking “if a stranger comes up and asks if you want to come with them, what do you shout?”
those union meetings sure are a hoot
and after all,you’re head of Key Stage 4
Under his eye
The catechism and other incantations such as the beatitudes. I used to find it hypnotic and soothing and still do actually.
“Thank you for the world so sweet, thank you for the food we eat, thank you for the birds that sing, thank you god for everything, Amen (Nomnomnomnom)!”
(sound of us eating our lunch.)
incredible that some of you can remember this stuff.
Prayer at the start of every day, end of every day, lunch time.
when another teacher visited the room: “Dia duit. Tá fáilte romhat.” and when they left: “Slán leat agus go raibh maith agat.”
Used to think when we said ‘amen’ we were actually saying ‘our men’.
So there’s that
Bless us o Lord as we sit together Bless the food we eat Bless the hands that made the food Bless us o Lord amen
(I think, I’m a bit hazy on the exact words)
When I was a kid I used to think the Lord’s Prayer seemed to take about half an hour to recite. Like it was The Wasteland or something.
Turns out it’s actually really short. Huh.
Only realised later in life that the real reason they make primary school kids sing is because it’s nice listening to kiddywinks sing. Literally for the teachers’ benefit. Arseholes.
He’s got the whole world in his PANTS
