In my classroom

Peek inside Rose’s lab at Frederick Gent School

By 2024-06-03T05:24:00

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It’s ordered, respectful, has the perfect meadow view and is a space where every student has a clear grasp of expectations

Rose Tobeck is a secondary science teacher at Frederick Gent School in Derbyshire. Here, she shares snippets of her everyday teaching experiences. Rose takes pride in her well-organised classroom, equipped with movable tables for versatile group work. She loves her wildflower meadow, where she sometimes delivers lessons to enrich learning. And discover how Rose’s commitment extends beyond lessons – she keeps her drawers well stocked with snacks, and always ensures order, fostering a sense of care and mutual respect. 

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