Are these the greatest comments overheard from pupils in the classroom?

18th October 2015, 10:00am

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Are these the greatest comments overheard from pupils in the classroom?

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It’s the hashtag that keeps on giving. Since launching it on to Twitter last month, #TESoverheard has given us laugh after laugh.

We brought you what we then thought were the best of the best a couple of weeks ago, but now we’ve got another batch.

And we want more: Tweet us your entries to @tes with the hashtag #TESoverheard or email ed.dorrell@tesglobal.com and the best entry of the week will get a flashing TES pen and a TES mug.

 

  1. @tes Two pupils were arguing over what the capital of China was. Pupil 1 Is it Belgium? Pupil 2 No, Belgium is in Germany #TESoverheard

    - Crispin Fisher (@crispinfisher) October 5, 2015
  2. @tes #TESoverheard Whilst singing a familiar song to me at break:- “You know who sing it Miss? One Erection!”....Nearly choked on my banana!

    - Nia Hughes (@NiaCwm) October 2, 2015
  3. @tes #TESoverheard Me to Y4 class: What is a primary source? Kid (with a straight face, not trying to be funny): Tomato ketchup Miss!

    - Jo Lomas (@jo_lomas) October 2, 2015
  4. @tes #TESoverheard Which religious figure lives in the Vatican? Allah.

    - Inconsistent Pacing (@Peritract) September 30, 2015
  5. @tes Y8 student, “Miss, Are wombles real animals?” #TESoverheard

    - Miss Mallion (@MissMallion) September 30, 2015
  6. @tes #TESoverheard: “Sir, erm, my homework wasn’t finished last night - because my Dad got stuck on a couple of the questions”

    - Mr. Hodgkins (@J_Hodgkins) September 29, 2015
  7. @tes question from a bright y3 pupil ‘miss, which bone is the testicle?’ #TESoverheard

    - Rosie. (@rosiebum) September 29, 2015

 

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