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| View Poll Results: Full time or part time? | |||
| Full time | | 77 | 81.91% |
| Term time | | 17 | 18.09% |
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![]() Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Portsmouth
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![]() Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Coventry (on loan from Lancashire)
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Rep Power: 7 | Started as Term-Time + 2 weeks as the ICT Technician in September 2005. The NM moved to another school in the area in July 2006. I was promoted to NM and consequently became Full Time since July 2006. |
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Rep Power: 39 | 90% of everything gets done out of term. |
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Rep Power: 0 | 37 hours, 52 weeks for me. secondary school in dorset. Did a suite of 30 machines in a half term, including moving the old 30 around the school, removing the old old machines that the old ones were replacing, some cabling in another room and disposal of the packaging. Finished around 6pm on the friday! *edit* This was on my own Chris |
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![]() Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Manchester, UK
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Rep Power: 0 | Secondary school. Me and my tekkie are full time, would get nothing done if it was term time only. |
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![]() Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Surrey
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Rep Power: 0 | Full time, school closes completely for around two weeks at christmas, but some of this is meant to be 'working from home' time. I'm probably one of the few buggers that ends up actually doing that, but mostly it's just remote server tidying. Likewise, most of the work gets done in the summer, with us usually rolling out 200-300 computers (A mixture of new placements and replacements for machines at the end of their 5 year life span) in July/August. Although we've recently started getting a jump start on it, abducting a couple of classrooms as workspace during exam leave, and trying to get all the ghost imaging done on the machines before they go out... then just plugging them in and running through setup in the room. But I digress. Full time, and then some. |
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![]() Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Lancashire
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Rep Power: 19 | Primary schools - term time only normally. But go in the holidays on overtime if needed (overtime concentrates hearts and minds of all concerned regards Simon |
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![]() Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Somerset
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Rep Power: 9 | I am term time plus inset days plus an extra two weeks. Pay is obviously pro-rata. Personally I like the holidays off. |
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| I'm in a funny situation at the moment I work for 2 schools: Junior School: term time plus 10 days Secondary School: full time (but as I'm only 2 days a week it leaves me with a lot of scope for overtime during the holidays if its needed) |
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![]() Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Sunny South Coast
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Rep Power: 9 | Full time here |
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![]() Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: S Wales
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Rep Power: 8 | Full time here - Probably in a strange situation where as I am NM of 2 primary Schools |
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Rep Power: 17 | Full time here too.... ...and it's not annoying at all when all the other staff come back after the holidays and say 'did you have a good break?' ....aaarrrggghhh.... |
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![]() Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Havant/Portsmouth
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Blog Entries: 1 Rep Power: 0 | term time for me plus development days - this is in a primary school and i only theoretically do 35 hours a week although its more like 38 some weeks. i'm still trying to drum into the staff that i am not paid to work through my lunch hour even though i am onsite still. |
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Rep Power: 13 | Term time + 15 days (although for the 2 years I've been here, 10 of those are spent in South Africa setting up links with partner schools each year) |
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![]() | I started doing term time only but went full time about two years ago. I managed to persuade the management that I needed the time to get stuff done. Saves being bored out of my skull for 13 weeks a year and it means a few grand more in the old pay packet too |
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