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We have CRS but it's like the teacher is not around. I wanted to show my school mother something less I forgot. She's in SS3 and she'll soon be graduating. I would miss her sha. I wrote a farewell poem anyway and I want to show her before any teacher comes in. I kept staring at the book which contains the poem when I stumbled on a broad chest blocking the way. "Excuse me please I want to go out" I said, trying to shove him out of way. "Nobody is leaving this class until I give my announcement." He replied still blocking the way, motioning for Tinashe to come over. The mumu too swayed her rotten hips to him.

Everyone leans in a little closer without realizing. The teachers relax. Someone hands out cups of something warm. Not cocoa, not tea—something in between. It tastes like sugar and smoke. “Okay,” one teacher says. “This is the part where we don’t scream into the woods.” That gets a laugh. Another teacher sits on a log and starts talking about the schedule for tomorrow. Hikes. Games. Breakfast early. No wandering off. No phones after lights-out. I half-listen. The fire pulls my attention in. The way it moves. The way it eats the wood and turns it into light. I think about how Papa once told me fire was honest. That it never pretended to be anything else.

He had a smile on his face and said, "Tomorrow is the Mathematics Olympiad Competition, and I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your hard work. I believe that our learners will do well and bring glory to our school. Last but not least, I want to thank our HOD, Mr Gray, for uniting the Mathematics teachers. When you are speaking in one accord, nothing is impossible." The teachers clapped their hands and thanked their principal and their HOD. Mr Gray stood up and said, "Thank you Principal Glen for trusting us. Also, I would like to thank my fellow colleagues for trusting me and respecting me. I believe that no one will come between us when we are united. Principal Glen, I p

Grumpy: Not even pages 75 to 105? -Norali: Not that I can remember. -Mr. Grumpy: You have bad memory. And bad eyes, apparently. I try not to turn around and scowl at my teacher. -Norali: No, I have a bad teacher. -Mr. Grumpy: I'll show you a bad teacher. Shit. I take a sip of my coffee, still staring down at my lap. A lump forms in my throat. -Mr. Grumpy: Don't forget my book on Monday. And do your homework.

Leo Grant continued: “Your chess teacher is Samuel Brooke, a renowned master with the title ‘Chess King.’ He has defeated numerous chess players from neighboring countries. Each of his games is a work of art.” Reed Jace continued: “Your poetry teacher is William Blake, who has written many poems praised in the court. People say that when he recites poetry, flowers bloom and the moon shines.” Leo Grant smiled and added: “Your painting teacher is Thomas Green, an artist with many works exhibited everywhere. His brushwork is so exquisite that it astonishes everyone. His paintings bring nature to life on paper.” Reed Jace solemnly said: “And your etiquette teacher is Edward Moore, deeply knowled

I've tried to talk to him, but I can't seem to work up the courage. Last week, the teacher assigned us a task that required us to write a brief poem about anything we wanted and present it in front of the entire class, which was worth a lot of points. The presentations were one aspect of English that I disliked. When I have to speak in front of people, I get nervous, and when I get nervous, I get sick. Everyone took turns giving their presentations until Leo and I were the only two left. I went first, blocking out everything as the words came to me; my poem was about my life and all the pain I'm going through.

A lot. “Girl, you better write that e-mail now. I have a class in five minutes.” And he’s an English teacher. He’s the best. His students love him so much that parents would send over gifts to his place as a token of their gratitude. “Oh, sorry. Talk to you later.” “You better tell me everything or I’ll barge into your house with Jackson in my arm,” he said before ending the call. I stretched my fingers into the air and started typing. But I found myself deleting one word after the other as I couldn’t find the right the words to say. Funny for a person who writes for a living.

Sean asked. Cody turned around, then he nodded his head loudly. "Of course. This is the best father's day for me." Sean smiled before he ruffled Cody's blonde hair which was exactly Jessie's. Sean thought coming here was the right choice. -- “Come on, who wants to sing in front of the class again? Or does anyone want to try dancing?” asked a female teacher excitedly.

“Helen tampered with your phone when she held you hostage. That's why we couldn't see each other's text. I will deal with her for hurting my student.” Diane's face beamed with a huge smile, and I almost lost focus. She was so beautiful and sexy with those blue eyes shimmering once again. “I love when you call me your student.” She gleamed. “Is there anything special about that?” I shrugged as I packed in front of her house gate. “I am employed to take care of my students because their parents left them in our care. That's what teachers should do.” “Yeah, yeah, you're right.” She swallowed, taking a deep breath. “There is nothing special.”

I know you'd be true; I love you, Rosie palmer, and your five sisters too. I Was laughing so hard that I choked on my salvia. Who would ever write a poem about masturbation and have the nerve to read that loud?.. The Teacher, on the other hand, did not look thrilled. James walked proudly back to his seat, and the Teacher called another name. "Sandy. Bradshaw."