Heather
@iamhthr.bsky.social
Gen X | autism specialist teacher | SEND parent | late-diagnosed AuDHD | knitter & crocheter | void cat owner | TV and film obsessive | they/she
I went to see Ride the Cyclone in London. My favourite part was when the two boys kissed (iykyk)
November 29, 2025 at 5:55 PM
I went to see Ride the Cyclone in London. My favourite part was when the two boys kissed (iykyk)
Very excited to be saving up my socks to get a kitchen on #FocusFriend
November 22, 2025 at 8:50 AM
Very excited to be saving up my socks to get a kitchen on #FocusFriend
Been ploughing through the first three seasons of The Sinner on Netflix. Decently watchable with plenty of twists and suspense.
November 22, 2025 at 4:28 AM
Been ploughing through the first three seasons of The Sinner on Netflix. Decently watchable with plenty of twists and suspense.
Went to see Lorde last night! ❤️
November 16, 2025 at 11:58 AM
Went to see Lorde last night! ❤️
Pluribus is so, so good!
November 15, 2025 at 10:14 AM
Pluribus is so, so good!
Quite proud of my last-minute Toga pumpkin for my daughter #MyHeroAcademia #Halloween
November 1, 2025 at 11:07 AM
Quite proud of my last-minute Toga pumpkin for my daughter #MyHeroAcademia #Halloween
Week 1 of my half term holiday has been a bit of a write off due to some sort of lurgy, but I have had time to watch some stunning films.
October 25, 2025 at 10:14 AM
Week 1 of my half term holiday has been a bit of a write off due to some sort of lurgy, but I have had time to watch some stunning films.
Inside No 9: Stage Fright was so much fun! Surprise Les Dennis jump scare and Reece corpsing 😂
October 18, 2025 at 4:20 PM
Inside No 9: Stage Fright was so much fun! Surprise Les Dennis jump scare and Reece corpsing 😂
3. Lumping together a broad range of different types of support in order to dismiss them is really unhelpful.
And none of these things are supposed to "boost attainment" - that's not what they are for.
Children can't learn if they can't access the learning environment. Small adjustments can help.
And none of these things are supposed to "boost attainment" - that's not what they are for.
Children can't learn if they can't access the learning environment. Small adjustments can help.
October 12, 2025 at 8:05 AM
3. Lumping together a broad range of different types of support in order to dismiss them is really unhelpful.
And none of these things are supposed to "boost attainment" - that's not what they are for.
Children can't learn if they can't access the learning environment. Small adjustments can help.
And none of these things are supposed to "boost attainment" - that's not what they are for.
Children can't learn if they can't access the learning environment. Small adjustments can help.
So much to unpick here.
1. If the parents' only concern is that their hardworking child is not getting high enough grades, why would this necessarily lead to "some sort of diagnosis"?
It's much more likely that there would be wider concerns than that.
1. If the parents' only concern is that their hardworking child is not getting high enough grades, why would this necessarily lead to "some sort of diagnosis"?
It's much more likely that there would be wider concerns than that.
October 12, 2025 at 8:05 AM
So much to unpick here.
1. If the parents' only concern is that their hardworking child is not getting high enough grades, why would this necessarily lead to "some sort of diagnosis"?
It's much more likely that there would be wider concerns than that.
1. If the parents' only concern is that their hardworking child is not getting high enough grades, why would this necessarily lead to "some sort of diagnosis"?
It's much more likely that there would be wider concerns than that.
Slow Horses S5 Ep3 no context
October 8, 2025 at 5:58 AM
Slow Horses S5 Ep3 no context
Saturday viewing:
1) The Royal Hotel: Fairly straightforward but decently engaging thriller.
2) Hotel Coolgardie: The documentary that the above was based on. Riveting & disturbing in equal measure.
3) The Assistant: Same director as TRH. Understated & quietly powerful. Julia Garner is brilliant.
1) The Royal Hotel: Fairly straightforward but decently engaging thriller.
2) Hotel Coolgardie: The documentary that the above was based on. Riveting & disturbing in equal measure.
3) The Assistant: Same director as TRH. Understated & quietly powerful. Julia Garner is brilliant.
October 4, 2025 at 3:29 PM
Saturday viewing:
1) The Royal Hotel: Fairly straightforward but decently engaging thriller.
2) Hotel Coolgardie: The documentary that the above was based on. Riveting & disturbing in equal measure.
3) The Assistant: Same director as TRH. Understated & quietly powerful. Julia Garner is brilliant.
1) The Royal Hotel: Fairly straightforward but decently engaging thriller.
2) Hotel Coolgardie: The documentary that the above was based on. Riveting & disturbing in equal measure.
3) The Assistant: Same director as TRH. Understated & quietly powerful. Julia Garner is brilliant.
Small Things Like These was understated but heartbreaking. Excellent performances.
September 20, 2025 at 7:08 AM
Small Things Like These was understated but heartbreaking. Excellent performances.
The Ballad of Wallis Island was a lovely bit of Friday night viewing
September 20, 2025 at 7:06 AM
The Ballad of Wallis Island was a lovely bit of Friday night viewing
Enjoyed North Shore on Netflix this weekend, starring John Bradley's magnificent eyebrows 🤨
September 14, 2025 at 7:25 PM
Enjoyed North Shore on Netflix this weekend, starring John Bradley's magnificent eyebrows 🤨
One crochet FO and two WIPs 🧶
Octopus bag charm
Stashbusting moss stitch dog blanket
Eye jumper for my daughter
Octopus bag charm
Stashbusting moss stitch dog blanket
Eye jumper for my daughter
September 14, 2025 at 8:27 AM
One crochet FO and two WIPs 🧶
Octopus bag charm
Stashbusting moss stitch dog blanket
Eye jumper for my daughter
Octopus bag charm
Stashbusting moss stitch dog blanket
Eye jumper for my daughter
I also love Storygraph. I have ADHD and am always switching between books. The app counts pages read, which gives me a sense of achievement even though I rarely finish a book.
On the subject of children's literature, this is by Katya Balen is absolutely stunning.
On the subject of children's literature, this is by Katya Balen is absolutely stunning.
September 14, 2025 at 7:39 AM
I also love Storygraph. I have ADHD and am always switching between books. The app counts pages read, which gives me a sense of achievement even though I rarely finish a book.
On the subject of children's literature, this is by Katya Balen is absolutely stunning.
On the subject of children's literature, this is by Katya Balen is absolutely stunning.
Immensely proud of my AuDHD teen who started an archery course yesterday. She is a natural!
September 14, 2025 at 7:33 AM
Immensely proud of my AuDHD teen who started an archery course yesterday. She is a natural!
I also struggled big time with reading after having kids. It's a great feeling when you get your mojo back!
I can highly recommend the Focus Friend app to help with reading concentration.
I can highly recommend the Focus Friend app to help with reading concentration.
September 14, 2025 at 6:46 AM
I also struggled big time with reading after having kids. It's a great feeling when you get your mojo back!
I can highly recommend the Focus Friend app to help with reading concentration.
I can highly recommend the Focus Friend app to help with reading concentration.
It was my birthday last week and one of my year 7s presented me with these quail eggs hand-picked from her coop.
Cutest gift ever! 🥚
Cutest gift ever! 🥚
September 8, 2025 at 4:26 PM
It was my birthday last week and one of my year 7s presented me with these quail eggs hand-picked from her coop.
Cutest gift ever! 🥚
Cutest gift ever! 🥚
Series 3 of Fisk was delightful but too short. More please!
September 8, 2025 at 6:04 AM
Series 3 of Fisk was delightful but too short. More please!