The year is 1969 and Jack Sheffield is a young teacher in need of a job.<br/><br/>In a room full of twenty-nine other newly qualified teachers, he's overjoyed when he's appointed to Heather View Primary. Jack is excited to start his first year there and to begin shaping young minds in a beautiful new location on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales.<br/><br/>But Heather View isn't as idyllic as it first sounds. In fact, it looks more like a prison than a primary school. With less than adequate funding and a head teacher who doesn't seem to care, it's no easy task to give the kids the education they deserve. But Jack's determined to do just that.<br/><br/>Full of warmth and good humour, Back to School is like taking a nostalgic walk through the past to a simpler time...<br/>_____________________<br/><br/>What readers are saying:<br/><br/>***** 'I felt I was transported back in time. This was a joy to read.'<br/>***** 'By chapter 3 I loved this book so much that I ordered two other titles by this author!'<br/>***** 'So uplifting and joyous.'<br/>_____________________<br/><br/>Praise for Jack Sheffield:<br/><br/>'Wry observation and heartwarming humour in equal measure.' Alan Titchmarsh<br/>'Overflowing with amusing anecdotes.' Daily Express<br/>'Amusing adventures at the North Yorkshire village school.' Choice<br/>'Jack Sheffield's in a class of his own.' York Press