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Arwa Haider 26 February 2021
There is no doubting the power of a teacher; we never forget our best (or worst) or their capacity to change our lives. Over the past year, as many of us have attempted home-schooling , their job and the difficulties they face have never been more front of mind (I write this having been graded “rubbishest teacher in the universe” by my own six-year-old).
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Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë
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