Well, this never happens. I managed to clear my emails today. There is only one email in my inbox. This hasn't been the case since 2017 💪

*ANNOUNCEMENT* So here’s the world’s worst kept secret… my third book, the final instalment in the Firefox series, is out on May 16th! It’s called THE LOST SUNLION, and the cover is glorious. Full of more magic, more danger, more hilarity, more blossoming queerness! ❤️

Great pics, Kev! 👍

Have you had a look at the Liverpool Family Information and SEND Directory? 👀 This is our brilliant online resource for families in our city – from 🤰 ante-natal info to teenagers 🧒 it’s a must for parents and carers! 👨‍👩‍👦 💻 bit.ly/3y36Hv7

🎶 #ReadySteadyWrite EYFS Story Songs 🎶 We LOVE this video from @BanksRoadSch - it shows the impact our Story Songs can have in EYFS! #ReadySteadyWrite engages your youngest writers through musical Story Songs! These songs help children understand the plot and structure of

Parents/carers and professionals can access our FREE virtual bitesize training programmes covering a range of issues, including managing child worry 📅 16/05/2024 🕐4:00pm- 5:00pm book here -liverpoolcamhs.com/events/managin…

A real delight to support Mr Wilson and the wonderful staff @BanksRoadSch today. So many highlights but the one thing that really stands out is the kindness I experienced throughout the day. Thank you and see you again soon 🙌🏼 #WeAreBanksRoad #mentalfitnesscoach #Values

Great to see Alison Seaton representing @BanksRoadSch at the IQM cluster group on the Isle of Man today!

💭 Grammar in Context 💭 Here a child from @BanksRoadSch, Liverpool, shares a sentence from her writing that she is proud of. Grammar skills are best learned in the context of purposeful writing. Our #ReadySteadyWrite units are full of opportunities to develop these skills and

📝 We Lead on Writing 📝 We Lead on Writing so that your teachers can teach confidently and your children can write confidently! A big thank you to the wonderful Year 5 Class at @BanksRoadSch, Liverpool, for letting us sneak into their fantastic #ReadySteadyWrite lesson. 📝

This is hugely refreshing. Acknowledging the vital role of support staff, recognising teachers as something other than lazy and incompetent, understanding that SATS are just part of the bigger picture. Things are looking up! Maria Eagle MP

Wonderful to meet you today at our Banks Road Festival, Maria Eagle MP. The whole @BanksRoadSch community really appreciated the wonderful work that you are doing for our community

Behold, a timeless classic that can render you livid. Especially if you're called Gerald. Good morning.

Applications for September 2025 open tomorrow! Whether you’re a complete career changer or a recent graduate, we are looking for people who are passionate about teaching & want to make a difference in children’s lives! #MBITT #SCITT #initialteachertraining #primaryeducation

❤️ A Bird's Eye View of Mossley Hill when it was mostly fields, taken from the top of Mossley Hill Church? 🤔 What is that tower in the distance? #liverpool #mossleyhill #roselane

It is looking great! On Monday, we begin our Literacy Counts Shakespeare units, with the writing outcomes being published in a book. Our Shakespeare Week Month is off to a great start!

It’s here! 📖✨ We are proud to unveil Ready Steady Read Together — a brand-new reading resource designed to transform whole-class reading across KS1 and KS2. With rich texts, structured lesson plans and engaging slides, this programme will empower every teacher and inspire every

Come and see it for yourself. Ready Steady Read Together is raising reading outcomes at Banks Road Primary – and you are invited to see the impact first-hand. 📍 Literacy Counts Impact Showcase 🗓️ Wednesday 2nd July 2025 | 1:00pm–3:30pm 📌 Banks Road Primary School, Liverpool 🎟️

Congratulations, Jane, on a very well-deserved retirement! You've had such a positive impact on so many. Wishing you all the best Millbrook

Hey, Grok , who was the most famous person to visit my profile? It doesn't need to be a mutual, don't tag them, just say who it was