Maybe put these aside for end of term teachers gifts?
HTH's.
15 comments
pitbullmern
1 Jun 162#1
teachers get paid enough :P
heat added for price though
Sceysch
1 Jun 16#2
As of today this is reduced down to £4.99
techymum to Sceysch
1 Jun 16#4
Even better.
Michael_123ab
1 Jun 16#3
I can't find them on the website anywhere
othen
1 Jun 161#5
One can't help feeling sorry for the teachers though: they only get 14 weeks holiday per year, all their weekends free and no on-call liability. Poor things :-)
alexsawkiw
1 Jun 161#6
can't help feeling sorry for the teachers though: they only get 14 weeks holiday per year, all their weekends free and no on-call liability. Poor things :-). i think your under some kind of illusion .i am not a teacher but know that a lot of work is done out of school hours. marking books .preparing lessons for the following day. marking exam paper. writting reports.after school staff meetings.after school activities etc. but heat added for the chocs
moneybag
1 Jun 16#7
More to the point must save them for the teacher, must save them for the teacher, must save them for the teacher, damn! I ate them all!
dereklogan7
1 Jun 16#8
Tried my local store today, as usual no deal. :disappointed:
kealley
1 Jun 16#9
Didn't have in mine :disappointed: will look again as need these
techymum
1 Jun 16#10
This was in a Liverpool City centre store. It takes a while for them to filter to the out of town stores
peaceboi
2 Jun 16#11
is it the 24 pieces box?
Sceysch
2 Jun 16#12
Pack of 32 chocolates. Good for teachers or perhaps father's day. Not available online, stores have only just started stocking so not all stores may have them yet
xxnsbxx
2 Jun 161#13
Good find op, hope it's available at my local,
And in response to pittbullmern and othen- being married to a teacher- who even today is at school on his own time voluntarily helping students revise for their exams, marking papers and work on his own time- evenings and weekends- where the average school day isn't 9am-3pm but 7am-6pm actuality.
I find your comments lacking in knowledge.
othen to xxnsbxx
3 Jun 16#14
Certainly not lacking in first hand experience or knowledge :-)
alexsawkiw
13 Jun 16#15
can't help feeling sorry for the teachers though: they only get 14 weeks holiday per year, all their weekends free and no on-call liability. Poor things :-). i think your under some kind of illusion .i am not a teacher but know that a lot of work is done out of school hours. marking books .preparing lessons for the following day. marking exam paper. writting reports.after school staff meetings.after school activities etc. but heat added for the chocs
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Maybe put these aside for end of term teachers gifts?
HTH's.
15 comments
heat added for price though
:disappointed:
And in response to pittbullmern and othen- being married to a teacher- who even today is at school on his own time voluntarily helping students revise for their exams, marking papers and work on his own time- evenings and weekends- where the average school day isn't 9am-3pm but 7am-6pm actuality.
I find your comments lacking in knowledge.