How to Thank a Teacher on ‘Thank a Teacher Day – 2021’

Wednesday the 5th of May brings with it a very special day for all children, parents and guardians across the country – Thank a Teacher Day 2021! The value of top tutors and excellent educators has never been more obvious than during the past year. Stay at home kids made for the emergence of parental professors, and we all came to learn of the many challenges associated with educating our children.

So, Jaques of London have added rhyme to reason, as we say a special thanks to all the teachers who continue to bring our children the very best in academic awesomeness!

 

Thank a Teacher Day 2021

 

Mrs Price was very nice.

A teacher with such good advice.

And yet, for all she did to help.

She would not stand for thankful yelps.

 

For Mrs Price did not need praise.

This wasn’t just a simple phase.

“When you’re grown, you’ll see in me.

A teacher for eternity”.

 

She never wanted to seem rude.

And ignore all the gratitude.

Yet, in the gaps, when time allowed.

She couldn’t help but feel so proud.

 

For all the lessons learnt and heeded.

Success was all the thanks she needed.

A healthy child, a happy face.

Were all the cheers that she would chase.

 

The bell has rung, and school is done.

The schoolyard screams with endless fun.

The thanks she took, as you can tell.

Is that her pupils all felt well.

 

So one last message, before we leave you.

Here’s a little teacher review.

For all they do, teaching the nation.

They’ll always have our appreciation.

 

 

So, how can we say thanks to teachers? A bottle of the bubby? A crate of chocolate? Great choices, no doubt. However, for a teacher, a message of appreciation comes best from the heart. It comes best from our little learners. A few simple words can mean so much. So, maybe today would be the ideal time to remind our own academic aficionados to give our teachers a well-deserved boost for the day, with a small message left on their desk:

 

  • You are my favourite teacher, because…

  • Your lessons are the best, because…

  • Thank you for helping me to learn…

  • Thank you for your hard work!

  • You inspire me!

  • You made me feel comfortable at school.

 

Thank a Teacher Day is the perfect chance to give a nod to nurture and applaud academic advancement. Join Jaques of London, as we say, “Teachers, thank you so much!”

Kate Luke
Head Of Brand
After graduating with a 2.1 Music degree, Kate pursued a career in the Music Industry, becoming a professional West End vocalist and a fully qualified Music Teacher, School Choir Leader and Songwriter. As one of Jaques of London’s Creative Editors, her specialism surrounds building confidence and expression through music & play—drawing upon her qualifications in Music Psychology & Child Development. As well as this, she is an accomplished blog writer and published journalist who enjoys promoting the importance of Montessori learning for all ages.
Ben Williamson
Creative Writer
Ben is passionate about Montessori learning for children and has written for many parenting publications to bring the magic of real play to families in the UK. After graduating in 2009, his career has enabled him to work in areas such as Child Development and Psychology. As a great believer that learning starts at home, he combines his experience with his own parenting style to help bring other families together.
Jess Casson
Marketing Assistant
Jess graduated from the University of York in 2022 with a degree in Sociology and Criminology; kickstarting her career in the creative marketing industry through content creation and social media management. One of these roles involved creating content for a children's holiday camp, which alongside a knowledge of Montessori Teaching, formed an interest in childhood development. Utilising her expertise in both these fields has allowed her to promote and share her passions with the online community while exploring her talent for writing and establishing collaborations.
Laura Henderson
Interior Designer
Interior Designer, Laura Henderson, lives in Surrey with her husband and two daughters. Taking a timeless approach to her designs and drawing on her love of colour, antiques, art, modernist furniture and photography she delivers luxurious compositions and peaceful sanctuaries within every space. Her previous experience in furniture design plays an integral role in the development of each of her projects, as does the time she spends getting to know her clients. She uses this to achieve beautiful, practical, reimagined layouts, resulting in projects that enhance a client’s lifestyle, reflecting their individual passions. To learn more see her website www.laurahendersoninteriordesign.com.

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