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Remember to play. Somerset House

Much needed -and much appreciated- message on the 7th of August. Thank you, 7SoulsDeep

Everyone may be posting pictures from the beach or reels with opinions about Nolan’s latest, but IBICUS and I have work to do. For teachers who are starting -or have started- teaching IB Language A language and literature, we are here for you.

“I use the words you taught me. If they don’t mean anything any more, teach me others. Or let me be silent.” Samuel Beckett

There are perfect moments. Like when you’re lying on the grass under a blue sky reading your book next to a young mother feeding her baby.

Oresteia and (some of) its translations, one in Modern Greek and two in English: one of my summer projects.

That was a weekend of literal and metaphorical sunshine with a wonderful group of six teachers. A weekend full of ideas, inspiration, questions, excitement, good snacks and delicious food. We did the hard work and we also had fun trying to take selfies and breaking out in song. was an outstanding host as always.

Bye for now, Oslo.

True champions of the FIRST EVER twilight workshop. I am grateful for their hard work, generosity of spirit and great sense of humour. Being a bit goofy at times should be in the job description if we are to come out of this in one piece :-D

Time to say “Farewell, Berlin, until next time!” The museums were closed yesterday so my cultural day plan had to be heavily edited. The good feelings of the event carried me through this disappointment. What a fab group in the workshop and the event in general. Seven very inquisitive, creative, courageous and open minded educators from very different contexts working together like they’ve always known one another.