I've always been ambitious and in teaching I've found plenty of opportunities to progress.

As head of English I now get to support all the other teachers in my department.

They often learn from my advice though actually I often learn from theirs. The support and development we all get

from each other is amazing. It benefits not just us but every student we teach. How many

the professions can say that?

Every lesson shapes a life, starting with your own. Search, get into teaching. Hello and welcome to another episode of No Such Thing is A Fish, a weekly

podcast this week coming to you live from Cardiff. My name is Dan Schreiber. I am sitting here with Anna Tashinsky, Andrew Hunter Murray,

and James Harkin, and once again we have gathered around the microphones with our four favorite facts from the last seven days and in no particular order here we go.

Starting with fact number one, that is Andy.

My fact is that the Glasgow Tree Hugging competition

contains three rounds, speed hugging, dedicated hugging,

and freestyle hugging.

Oh, wow, yeah. Freestyle.

What is Freestyle?

It still has to be a tree, does it?

All has to be a tree, but freestyle is by a long way the most erotic.

Well, I think we're, yeah, witnessing freestyle in the background here.

There's an image that we put up on the screens at our live show.

The person up there is Hannah Willow, who was the winner of this year's...

Hannah Willow?

Yeah.

Did she marry the tree that she hugged?

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