No more grainy old videos recorded years ago! Says one teacher after discovering ERA. We truly value the feedback we get from our teaching community and we’d love to hear from you too! Share your experience: bit.ly/40yOwaT

☀️Tomorrow marks the summer solstice! With the Met Office reporting this summer is twice as likely to be hotter than usual, revisit this 2020 Panorama episode on how rising temperatures can impact British agriculture. bit.ly/3SRxzW2

We love hearing from teachers about the lessons they need and how they connect to the curriculum! Here are the latest requests from the ERA community and how they'll support classroom learning. 👇 Check them out!

On #NationalWritingDay, we celebrate the power of words and how The London Library helps bring them to life. From Dickens to Darwin, our shelves have long been a haven for those chasing an idea — or letting one find them.

🚨New from ERA! Our upgraded Share Insights shows how many students have interacted with your shared videos, perfect for tracking engagement over summer and planning ahead. Want smarter student support? Read more: bit.ly/4naR49K

🎧 42% of UK children now enjoy listening more than reading! We’ve just added the full unabridged radio version of A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens. It’s a great way to support inclusive learning for students with learning difficulties. Listen here: bit.ly/3FWps7M

We’re proud to sponsor this year’s Betty Haigh Shakespeare Prize with our friends at the English Association! 🎭 Open to 11–19-year-olds, it’s a brilliant chance to explore Shakespeare through creative adaptations. Entries now open!👉 bit.ly/44bE8Yx

To all our schools in Scotland - have a fantastic, well-earned summer break!🌞 Before you switch off completely, explore our Curriculum for Excellence resources to support your #BackToSchool planning:👉 bit.ly/4mlL4e3

🌍#PlasticFreeJuly is a great time to reflect on TNCs and environmental justice in your Geography classrooms. This BBC Panorama investigation explores the environmental impact of Coca-Cola's plastic bottles over a 5-year period: bit.ly/4lrzX1T

We love hearing how ERA helps in the classroom 🙌 Huge shout out to King’s School in Gloucester for this lovely review!

Auto-play, ads and missing content? Not ideal for the classroom. That’s why we’ve partnered with @OCRexams to offer endorsed, curriculum-aligned media resources - no distractions, just great content. 📚 Learn more: bit.ly/3yM38W2

Got new teachers joining in September? Planning some CPD? Use Student Share to suggest video clips across your department and build a consistent, engaging approach to teaching from day one. Get ahead now: bit.ly/3yM38W2

Teachers of Twitter! I've found a great TV clip, perfect for use in my lesson: era.org.uk/streaming-serv… via ERA Teaching Resources

🌍Geography teachers! Winding down the term or prepping case studies for next year? Check out this powerful documentary with Stacey Dooley: Kids with Machetes 👉bit.ly/4kqyic4

Great news for teachers covering Shakespeare texts! Over 75% of the content available on the Shakespeare Archive now has subtitles available. Explore the full Shakespeare catalogue//bit.ly/3hTm0fN

More schools are using ERA’s media content to strengthen topic understanding and engage students in meaningful ways. Curious how it's working in practice? Explore our Case Studies Hub: bit.ly/44CF2Oc

New on ERA… Explore the powerful stories of WWI conscientious objectors and the moral courage it took to stand against the tide. A compelling resource for KS4 History, Citizenship & Ethics. bit.ly/4eBUAX3

Any end of term requests or clips you want to share with your students over summer that aren’t on ERA yet? Request a clip and we’ll see what we can do for you>>  era.org.uk/clip-requests/

Planning to teach A Christmas Carol next year? Dr. Lucy Hobbs has put together some brilliant lesson plans featuring adaptations like the 2019 Mark Gatiss version (yep, it’s on the VSP). Take a look: bit.ly/4eiQQZ0

It’s Emmeline Pankhurst’s birthday! 🎂 Celebrate with Horrible Histories S9E3: Protesting with Pankhurst - where Emmeline guides us through a hilarious history of protests, from cheese riots to civil rights. bit.ly/40WmNlx