Very pleased to see that my new book ROMAN BOY has actually made it to bestseller status… thanks to all those teachers buying it for this term! Walker Books Children's Books at The Agency Lucy Earley Mr T does Primary History 🏳️‍🌈 Historical Assoc

🚨The award-nominated Historical Assoc Subject Leader Development Programme is back! 💁Open to aspiring, new & in-post SLs 📢RTs & referrals to colleagues **much appreciated.** 📆Starts 12th September, so book soon!

*One* of the awesome things about this award-nominated course is that it's so flexible. Participants engage with pre-recorded online material with a few check ins. Perfect for part time staff, teachers on parental leave, or those who like working at their own pace Historical Assoc

If you're a #primaryschoolteacher who's going to be using my book VIKING BOY this year, there's a great free Teacher's Notes for the book on my publisher's website, put together by the excellent CLPE - here's the link: walker.co.uk/UserFiles/file… #primaryhistory Historical Assoc

Back to school - don't forget to complete our Secondary Survey - it is your opportunity to make your voice heard! shorturl.at/dI2Mi

Historical Assoc CPD alert: Italian History Teachers CPD 12th October. Lecturers from UCL, RHUL and Uni Leicester. For all teachers teaching modern Italian history and wanting to boost their current knowledge. All information/sign up here: history.org.uk/secondary/cate…

Historical Assoc on 16th Sept I'm exploring a fascinating aspect of Elizabethan theatre history in my talk Much Ado About Numbers, at the @roseplayhouse by Southwark Bridge. Great enrichment for GCSE History and English Lit. trybooking.com/uk/events/land…

Several courses for primary history with the Historical Assoc history.org.uk/primary/catego…

I’m really looking forward to this - I feel very honoured to be doing the first virtual event this term for #childrensauthorslive ! Walker Books Children's Books at The Agency Historical Assoc Mr T does Primary History 🏳️‍🌈

A reminder that our first meeting takes place tomorrow night with Chris Millington 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧 speaking about Hilaire Marteau, a member of De Gaul's Free French, who settled in Liverpool after the war. We hope to see you there!

The first Historical Association Bolton Branch lecture for Historical Assoc is well underway - Chris Millington 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧 of Manchester Metropolitan Uni is talking about Hilaire Marteau, a member of the Free French who settled in post war Liverpool. Lots of detail for the 6th form on how to consider reliability & context of sources.

Maaaassively excited to start the detail planning of a new webinar series with Richard for Historical Assoc - we're looking at authentic, practical ways to embed better disciplinary thinking in the classrtoom... Webinar 1 is free for members! history.org.uk/secondary/cate…

Holly Brown If it can be historical fiction, look at the Young Quills finalists and winners from the Historical Assoc

Marie Curie You can help raise money by donating online #JustGiving justgiving.com/team/ahistoryh… Or come and cheer us on on 6 April 2025 x

Please sponsor us in raising money for Marie Curie in memory of Helen Snelson. We will be taking in the sights of the London Landmarks whilst we drag ourselves around the course!

Wonderful to see our excellent visiting fellow Dr Dean Irwin Medieval Studies at Lincoln sharing his story of what got him into #History in the Historical Association’s The Historian magazine! Historical Assoc

It was a pleasure to be asked by Historical Assoc to contribute to HA News on the question 'What got me into history?' In sum, I argue that there's a lot to be said to writing history with a glass of wine.

onebighistorydepartment.com/2024/09/12/be-… A OBHD blog about being more Helen. A tribute to the work of Helen Snelson. Please read and share. Historical Assoc #obhd #historyteacher

Be more Helen. A mantra that we have been saying a lot in the last few weeks reflecting on the death of our friend Helen Snelson. A short piece by Sally Wilson and I for the OBHD Historical Assoc blog. onebighistorydepartment.com/2024/09/12/be-…