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South Devon community energy company share offer hits its first £60,000 target
South Devon community energy company share offer hits its first £60,000 target
TECs community energy share offer members and supporters: Betina Winkler and her son Tjago plus Jupiter the dog Teign Energy Communities (TECs) first community share offer reached its target ahead of the deadline. (more…)
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Teign Energy Communities, share and share alike: Teignbridge community energy project looks for pledges
Teign Energy Communities, share and share alike: Teignbridge community energy project looks for pledges
TECs info table at TAAG in Teignmouth exhibition “Our beautiful Planet” Here’s some news about a community energy share offer in Teignbridge, and more about Teign Energy Communities, that’s TECs to you… (more…)
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Newton Abbot sees power sharing agreement for local energy group
Newton Abbot sees power sharing agreement for local energy group
Front left to right are : Helen Chessum TECs Publicity, Tony Sharland TECS director & Teign Housing, Iain Freeland of TAST. Back left to right: Jamie Burnham TECs Technical Director, Andrew Shadrake of Climate Positive; Adrian Sargood of Two Valleys Community Energy Santa arrived early in Newton Abbot to deliver a Christmas present to the Teign Energy Communities (TECs) team. (more…)
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Goodbye Tigers! Here's part 1 of my gift to you: a collection of some of our "best bits" over the last year. Gift part 2 will start properly when I get to another country and can start sharing exciting stories with you!
The day I cried in school
Well, let's face it (and those of you who have ever been taught by me, probably know) this is not the first time I cried in school!
Today was different though - I am leaving to follow my adventures; it's incredibly exciting but I love the kids at my school so it felt very solemn.
It felt strange to tell my kids that I was leaving. It felt like I was breaking up with my wonderful Tigers! When I told my year 11s I actually cried (not because I'm leaving but because realistically, I won't see them again - that's sad!) With all of the education and training you need to be a teacher, you are never prepared for the attachment and sense of loyalty you feel towards the pupils you come across.
Today was a tough day! I love the kids at Teign. I only hope I have inspired some of them to follow exciting but sometimes terrifying dreams!
Here we go ...
