Each year seven form has a log book. In it their teachers write a comment for each lesson along with a mark out of five for how well they settled, how well they listened and for general work and behaviour.
Last week ours went missing and by this Thursday it hadn't turned up. Seeing as the marks the pupils get count towards the interform challenge we were seriously missing out and I was in danger of losing my bet that my class would beat the forms of two other teachers.
During my PPA (Planning and Pissing About) time on Thursday some year nines came in. They were looking for places to film their media project in English apparently, though it came across more like they'd just come along to my room for a chat. To be honest I didn't really mind as I was bored and they're nice girls, even if one did freak me out the other day by showing me a picture of her sunburn.
Sunburn girl asked if my form had lost their log book. She'd seen it in a science classroom, she even went to get it for me and soon I was reuntied with the book that will hopefully earn me twenty quid. Though I am suspicious that she'd stolen it and brought it back just so I'd be grateful enough to give her merits or write a good report at the end of the year. I am being exceptionally paranoid there but if that was her plan then it's a succesful one.
My favourite part about the story is that she helped me and my form out during a lesson with the English teacher I have that bet with. Deserves her right for letting her pupils roam the corridors during lesson time.
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