The National Grid.

Geography was first as was about plate boundaries, earthquakes and volcanoes. It was pretty funny because she tried to explain the different types of boundaries using a rather dodgy paper model, which was apparently made whilst she was becoming a teacher. It was so funny as there were little volcanoes and everything. Physics was spent watching Birke, well, play with a small model of the National Grid. It was really ironic at one point that there was a transformer plugged into the mains and connected to a transformer which was connected to another transformer which was then running a mains bulb.

English was doing the c/w admin. It wasn't terribly interesting, or terribly boring, more in the middle. I must say that I am still 'on a high' from that creative writing coursework (27!!!!) even though it was like a month ago. We also learnt that Morrell hates her middle name, and that the class thought 'Digby' was a stupid name. Maths was marking the paper and Girdler seemed amazed that I had managed to mark both mine and Thurston's papers. Then it was onto indices. Drama was a bit of a joke, again most of my group weren't there due to the 'Our Day Out' rehearsals. So Tom and I just went through our lines a couple of times and wasted the rest of the lesson. I learnt after school that Wiltshire likes The Apprentice!!! In fact talking about that it's almost on, better go an see it then...