In At Break

Ten episodes deep and it is time for our question episode!
We answer questions from:
What would you add to the curriculum? What are the rules on dating parents at school? How do grapes know when to stop growing?!
A huge thank you to those who sent questions in, please keep them coming!
If you want to send in a question, you can contact us at [email protected], follow us on Twitter @inatbreak or follow us on Instagram @inatbreak. 

Mr B wins the flip and asks: What teaching superpower would you have? We discuss everything from attacking emus, reading the mind of your pupils and Mr T reveals a huge secret. If you want to send in a question, you can contact us at [email protected], follow us on Twitter @inatbreak or follow us on Instagram @inatbreak. 

Mr T wins the flip and asks: What gender stereotypes do you see at school? Mr B discuss stereotype defying girls, ignorant boys in the his class and where this all stems from. If you want to send in a question, you can contact us at [email protected], follow us on Twitter @inatbreak or follow us on Instagram @inatbreak. 

Mr B wins the flip and asks: What are you biggest teacher pet peeves? Mr T channels Al Pacino, discusses know-it-all teachers and the pointlessness of data. Mr T rounds the podcast off with a story about his worst ever day in teaching. If you want to send in a question, you can contact us at [email protected], follow us on Twitter @inatbreak or follow us on Instagram @inatbreak. 

Mr T wins the flip and asks: Do we need OFSTED? Mr B discusses the show that schools put on for OFSTED, why they are probably needed and how strangely people react. Mr B rounds the podcast off with a drug smuggling operation that was uncovered at his college. If you want to send in a question, you can contact us at [email protected], follow us on Twitter @inatbreak or follow us on Instagram @inatbreak. Very sorry for the microphone issues at the end, Mr T's mic stopped working during From The Classroom, we will have it fixed for next time!

Mr B wins the flip and asks: What do the children eat when they are at school? Mr T discusses the Swiss Roll Boy, lunchbox trading black market deals and some stories from his time at school. Mr B rounds the podcast off with a story about a boy he teaches who drinks 8000 calories a day! If you want to send in a question, you can contact us at [email protected], follow us on Twitter @inatbreak or follow us on Instagram @inatbreak.

Thanks!
Mr T and Mr B

Mr B wins the flip and asks: Do you need to be a good teacher to be a good politician? Mr T discusses his talks about education politics, pupil parliament and headteachers getting paid half a million pounds. The demands of a pupil parliament member gets Mr B unable to catch his breath. This podcast is the fourth in our series. If you enjoyed this episode, please check out some of our other episodes and share our podcast with others! Thanks, Mr T and Mr B.

Mr T wins his first flip and asks: What is underrated about being a teacher? Mr B discusses customizing his timetable, getting called "alright" by his students and chicken ladies. This podcast is the third in our series.  If you enjoyed this episode, please check out some of our other episodes and share our podcast with others!. Thanks Mr T and Mr B.

Mr B wins the flip and asks: Do you get along with your parents at school? Mr T discusses his experience with parents, the ways parents can make education harder for their children and Mr B tells a story about parents who are willing to help with behaviour issues. This podcast is the second in our series. New microphones are coming and so are new questions, so please check out some of our other episodes if you liked what you heard. Thanks, Mr T and Mr B.

Mr B wins the flip and asks: How do the public view teachers vs what being a teacher is really like? Mr T goes on a rant and ends with some happy news from parents evening. This podcast is the first in our series. New microphones are coming and so are new questions, so please check out some of our other episodes if you liked what you heard. Thanks, Mr T and Mr B