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Aged 41, I’m back at my secondary school – but this time they’ve let me in the staffroom

Nell Frizzell 5 h

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Aged 41, I’m back at my secondary school – but this time they’ve let me in the staffroom — Sources: Nell Frizzell

I’m one of many creatives turning to teaching mid-career, but that’s no bad thing. I’m thrilled by the prospect You know those dreams when you’re back at school? And you’re sitting at a desk reading a GCSE exam paper? Only you don’t recognise anyone around you? Well, I am living that dream. Because, at the age of 41, I have gone back to school. And not just any school. I have gone back to my own s

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