Mrs Taylor - Revision history

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Camponhoyle: Reverted edits by Ifewazuwede (talk) to last revision by Dangerousx

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Reverted edits by Ifewazuwede (talk) to last revision by Dangerousx

Ifewazuwede at 23:21, 23 November 2010

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Dangerousx at 21:18, 1 October 2010

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BRGSMan at 21:28, 10 December 2009

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OMGItsMichael at 18:43, 11 October 2007

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Rimi Rimi Ley at 21:56, 29 June 2007

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Chris at 23:51, 17 February 2007

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-Undoubtedly the "mother" of the school. Mrs. Taylor's generosity was showcased to the full in 2002 when she allowed Mrs Kennedy to go and live with her after she broke up from her husband.
+Undoubtedly the "mother" of the school. Mrs. Taylor's generosity was showcased to the full in 2002 when she allowed [[Mrs Kennedy]] to go and live with her after she broke up from her husband.
-Probably the most influential member of the BRGS staff. It is often thought that the key to promotion within BRGS lies with a good rapport with Mrs. Taylor, with Mrs Kennedy and Mr Haycocks being prime examples. Despite the friendly exterior, Lynda T has fought out and won more battles than most Year 7s have had hot dinners, and is showing no sign of giving up just yet.
+Probably the most influential member of the [[BRGS]] staff. It is often thought that the key to promotion within BRGS lies with a good rapport with Mrs. Taylor, with Mrs Kennedy and [[Mr Haycocks]] being prime examples. Despite the friendly exterior, Lynda T has fought out and won more battles than most [[Year 7]]s have had hot dinners, and is showing no sign of giving up just yet.
-No Teacher in the entire school could be quite as nice as Mrs Taylor. She used to keep a tin of biscuits in her room - the current whereabouts of which are unknown. She also used to be the local drug dealer of Paracetamol, but now that the school has sent out the forms, the nurse is in charge of them and Mrs Taylor is out of the job.
+No [[teacher]] in the entire school could be quite as nice as Mrs. Taylor. She used to keep a tin of biscuits in her room - the current whereabouts of which are unknown. She also used to be the local drug dealer of Paracetamol, but now that the school has sent out the forms, the nurse is in charge of them and Mrs. Taylor is out of the job.
 In the assembly for her final day, 17th December 2010, Mr Morris described her as "the most hard-working colleague I've ever worked with in 28 years". She received not one, but two standing ovations on two separate days from Lower School, culminating in her crying profusely on her last day.
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 == Her Roles in School ==
-As well as being Queen of Lower School, a helping hand to all staff and students and a listening ear to anyone's prolems, she still manages to organise and run many an assembly, with an assembly a day calendar. She was also responsible for writing the Staff Nativity, ensuring that the annual eleven plus for Year 6s is run correctly and above board, organising the Buddy System for new [[Year 7]]s and, along with [[Mrs Kennedy]], visiting the primary schools of prospective students. Of course, she also managed to find time to teach [[English Literature]] at A-Level.
+As well as being Queen of Lower School, a helping hand to all staff and students and a listening ear to anyone's prolems, she still manages to organise and run many an assembly, with an assembly a day calendar. She was also responsible for writing the Staff Nativity, ensuring that the annual eleven plus for Year 6s is run correctly and above board, organising the Buddy System for new [[Year 7]]s and, along with [[Mrs Kennedy]], visiting the primary schools of prospective students. Of course, she also managed to find time to teach [[English Literature]] at [[A-Level]].
 ==Retirement?==
-Mrs Taylor has now, sadly, left. However, she's not showing signs of slowing down her workload just because she's retired after thirty+ years at BRGS! She's taking up a part time post teaching at the University of Manchester, as well as coming back into BRGS until the end of the year to teach her Sixth Form classes before leaving BRGS officially when the Sixth Form leave in May 2011.
+Mrs Taylor has now, sadly, left. However, she's not showing signs of slowing down her workload just because she's retired after thirty+ years at [[BRGS]]! She's taking up a part time post teaching at the University of Manchester, as well as coming back into BRGS until the end of the year to teach her [[Sixth Form]] classes before leaving BRGS officially when the Sixth Form leave in May 2011.
 [[Category:Past Teachers|Taylor, Mrs]]

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-Undoubtedly the "mother" of the school.
+Undoubtedly the "mother" of the school. Mrs. Taylor's generosity was showcased to the full in 2002 when she allowed Mrs Kennedy to go and live with her after she broke up from her husband.
-Probably the most influential member of the BRGS staff. It is often thought that the key to promotion within BRGS lies with a good rapport with Mrs. Taylor, with Mrs Kennedy and Mr Haycocks the prime examples. Despite the friendly exterior, Linda T has fought out and won more battles than most Yr 7s have had hot dinners, and is showing no sign of giving up just yet....
+Probably the most influential member of the BRGS staff. It is often thought that the key to promotion within BRGS lies with a good rapport with Mrs. Taylor, with Mrs Kennedy and Mr Haycocks being prime examples. Despite the friendly exterior, Lynda T has fought out and won more battles than most Year 7s have had hot dinners, and is showing no sign of giving up just yet.
-No Teacher in the entire school could be quite as nice as Mrs Taylor, used to keep a tin of biscuits in her room, if the tin is still there is unknown, used to be the local drug dealer of Paracetamol, but now that the school sent out the forms, the nurse can distribute them, Mrs Taylor is out of the job. In the assembly for her final day, 17th December 2010, Mr Morris described her as "the most considerate colleague I've ever worked with in 28 years".
+No Teacher in the entire school could be quite as nice as Mrs Taylor. She used to keep a tin of biscuits in her room - the current whereabouts of which are unknown. She also used to be the local drug dealer of Paracetamol, but now that the school has sent out the forms, the nurse is in charge of them and Mrs Taylor is out of the job.
 == Uniform ==
 Also keeps a few spare ties for anyone who didn't have their own for some strange misguided reason, apparantly the [[Head of Year]]s should also have them, but most, don't, more often than not, neither does Mrs Taylor, but there should be a new batch on its way, by snail-mail, but she plans to implement a way to transfer ties and the notoriously long "Granny Skirts" (her words) by e-mail as soon as [[Lord Morris|Mr. Morris]] is granted planning permission for a particle accelerator and synthesiser - the next project after the [[Super Common Room|New Sixth form room]].
-== Assemblies ==
+== Her Roles in School ==
-Still manages to run many an assembly, with an assembly a day calendar - the school will never go without one. That's a shame.
+As well as being Queen of Lower School, a helping hand to all staff and students and a listening ear to anyone's prolems, she still manages to organise and run many an assembly, with an assembly a day calendar. She was also responsible for writing the Staff Nativity, ensuring that the annual eleven plus for Year 6s is run correctly and above board, organising the Buddy System for new [[Year 7]]s and, along with [[Mrs Kennedy]], visiting the primary schools of prospective students. Of course, she also managed to find time to teach [[English Literature]] at A-Level.
-== '''DID YOU KNOW!?''' ==
+==Retirement?==
-Mrs. Taylor's generosity was showcased to the full in 2002 when she allowed Mrs Kennedy to go and live with her after she broke up from her husband. Awwww!
+Mrs Taylor has now, sadly, left. However, she's not showing signs of slowing down her workload just because she's retired after thirty+ years at BRGS! She's taking up a part time post teaching at the University of Manchester, as well as coming back into BRGS until the end of the year to teach her Sixth Form classes before leaving BRGS officially when the Sixth Form leave in May 2011.
 [[Category:Past Teachers|Taylor, Mrs]]

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 Probably the most influential member of the BRGS staff. It is often thought that the key to promotion within BRGS lies with a good rapport with Mrs. Taylor, with Mrs Kennedy and Mr Haycocks the prime examples. Despite the friendly exterior, Linda T has fought out and won more battles than most Yr 7s have had hot dinners, and is showing no sign of giving up just yet....
-No Teacher in the entire school could be quite as nice as Mrs Taylor, used to keep a tin of biscuits in her room, if the tin is still there is unknown, used to be the local drug dealer of Paracetamol, but now that the school sent out the forms, the nurse can distribute them, Mrs Taylor is out of the job.
+No Teacher in the entire school could be quite as nice as Mrs Taylor, used to keep a tin of biscuits in her room, if the tin is still there is unknown, used to be the local drug dealer of Paracetamol, but now that the school sent out the forms, the nurse can distribute them, Mrs Taylor is out of the job. In the assembly for her final day, 17th December 2010, Mr Morris described her as "the most considerate colleague I've ever worked with in 28 years".
 == Uniform ==
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 Mrs. Taylor's generosity was showcased to the full in 2002 when she allowed Mrs Kennedy to go and live with her after she broke up from her husband. Awwww!
-[[Category:Teachers|Taylor, Mrs]]
+[[Category:Past Teachers|Taylor, Mrs]]

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	+	Probably the most influential member of the BRGS staff. It is often thought that the key to promotion within BRGS lies with a good rapport with Mrs. Taylor, with Mrs Kennedy and Mr Haycocks the prime examples. Despite the friendly exterior, Linda T has fought out and won more battles than most Yr 7s have had hot dinners, and is showing no sign of giving up just yet....
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	+	No Teacher in the entire school could be quite as nice as Mrs Taylor, used to keep a tin of biscuits in her room, if the tin is still there is unknown, used to be the local drug dealer of Paracetamol, but now that the school sent out the forms, the nurse can distribute them, Mrs Taylor is out of the job.
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	+	== Uniform ==
	+	Also keeps a few spare ties for anyone who didn't have their own for some strange misguided reason, apparantly the [[Head of Year]]s should also have them, but most, don't, more often than not, neither does Mrs Taylor, but there should be a new batch on its way, by snail-mail, but she plans to implement a way to transfer ties and the notoriously long "Granny Skirts" (her words) by e-mail as soon as [[Lord Morris\|Mr. Morris]] is granted planning permission for a particle accelerator and synthesiser - the next project after the [[Super Common Room\|New Sixth form room]].
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	+	== Assemblies ==
	+	Still manages to run many an assembly, with an assembly a day calendar - the school will never go without one. That's a shame.
	+
	+	== '''DID YOU KNOW!?''' ==
	+	Mrs. Taylor's generosity was showcased to the full in 2002 when she allowed Mrs Kennedy to go and live with her after she broke up from her husband. Awwww!
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	+	[[Category:Teachers\|Taylor, Mrs]]

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−	Probably the most influential member of the BRGS staff. It is often thought that the key to promotion within BRGS lies with a good rapport with Mrs. Taylor, with Mrs Kennedy and Mr Haycocks the prime examples. Despite the friendly exterior, Linda T has fought out and won more battles than most Yr 7s have had hot dinners, and is showing no sign of giving up just yet....
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−	No Teacher in the entire school could be quite as nice as Mrs Taylor, used to keep a tin of biscuits in her room, if the tin is still there is unknown, used to be the local drug dealer of Paracetamol, but now that the school sent out the forms, the nurse can distribute them, Mrs Taylor is out of the job.
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−	~~== Uniform ==~~
−	Also keeps a few spare ties for anyone who didn't have their own for some strange misguided reason, apparantly the [[Head of Year]]s should also have them, but most, don't, more often than not, neither does Mrs Taylor, but there should be a new batch on its way, by snail-mail, but she plans to implement a way to transfer ties and the notoriously long "Granny Skirts" (her words) by e-mail as soon as [[Lord Morris\|Mr. Morris]] is granted planning permission for a particle accelerator and synthesiser - the next project after the [[Super Common Room\|New Sixth form room]].
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−	~~== Assemblies ==~~
−	~~Still manages to run many an assembly, with an assembly a day calendar - the school will never go without one. That's a shame.~~
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−	~~== '''DID YOU KNOW!?''' ==~~
−	~~Mrs. Taylor's generosity was showcased to the full in 2002 when she allowed Mrs Kennedy to go and live with her after she broke up from her husband. Awwww!~~
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−	~~[[Category:Teachers\|Taylor, Mrs]]~~

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