These are great for pupils! Lots of topics there. (And you don’t need a kindle to read kindle books. I have the kindle app on my phone).

Macbeth subject knowledge - A thread! I love to use academic papers to boost my subject knowledge and will have a book on this out next year with Routledge Books Below are some videos/resources I have made on Macbeth Team English :

English teachers, look out for details on this coming soon… amazing FREE online CPD opportunities where you can hear from brilliant English at Aston University academics. A chance to enjoy learning more about your subject & to gain knowledge to stretch & challenge your students! Can’t wait!

Great opportunity on Wednesday for teachers to contribute to a project listening to young people’s experiences and reporting back their perspectives to decision-makers.

Refreshing Grammar at Sheffield Hallam University is back by popular demand! This six-week online course is designed for secondary and further ed teachers who need a bit of a confidence boost on teaching language. It begins on 4 October. Sign up here: bit.ly/SHUgram

This will close in a couple of days - if you’re a secondary school teacher or senior leader and could find the time to complete it I’d very much appreciate it (but I know how busy you all are, so I’m amazed at how many responses I already have!)

Lots and lots of substantial, free, classroom-ready resources on our website now. As trainees head off into schools, give them a head-start by prompting them to take a look englishandmedia.co.uk/search?keyword… National Association for the Teaching of English Emma King-Jones

I’ve got two spare copies of this if anyone would like one? Just RT and/ or explain why and I’ll do a random selection. ReadingRocks Claire Williams Rich Charlesworth Reading for Pleasure 🧶 Teach Primary

If you love the stories, then check out the free PowerPoints that accompany this year's EMC bestseller englishandmedia.co.uk/publications/i…

Any teachers able to help evaluate a game made by TFTI University of York research student, George Greaves? Game is to support children with DCD (dyspraxia) with lots of input from them during design process. He’s looking for teachers to provide more feedback. Email [email protected] 4 details.

We're really looking forward to this conversation next week. There's still time to sign up if you'd like to join 👇

Teach First English teacher? Fancy helping out the next generation of lovely English teachers here at TF? Please retweet too!

Couldn’t be more excited that our Teach First English trainee teachers will hear from Barbara Bleiman 🎓 Education is Conversation today on vital principles for English teaching.

Would any teachers, librarians, educators, parents, etc. be interested in receiving a newsletter (maybe quarterly) celebrating and discussing all things disability & neurodiversity in children's literature around the world? 💕

When people tell me that they want to get back into reading but can’t seem to find THAT BOOK, I have some go-to recs based on what made them love reading in the first place — here are 56 of them 🧵