NEW An Inspector Calls 23-lesson scheme for 2026 - the old one was from 2022 (!) and it was a bit outdated so I've re-done it and now it looks like all my others :) I've put it in my google drive & popped a link here - hope it helps someone! https://t.co/vJYItq9ncQ

Mind the gap! • Performance gaps between disadvantaged pupils and their better-off peers have widened considerably since 2019. • Some areas still see disadvantaged pupils doing well – particularly where a greater proportion of children are disadvantaged. • In areas where

The baby and the bathwater. Solving the SEND crisis. https://t.co/w8qljUzvzO #SEND #inclusion #education

This is fascinating. Such a clever poem about Macbeth and Lady Macbeth. https://t.co/iGN7UmnIIO

I firmly believe that POSITIVE ACTION beats the blues every time. So, because I know what EduTwitter can be, I’m going to put that out into the universe and hope it lifts some of you, too. Here are some ENGLISH TEACHER things (in no particular order) which I think are ace… 👇🧵

English teachers! Browse 100 of our best loved Discovering Literature articles, including expert insights on Macbeth. https://t.co/SMvUbDcU6g Explore themes from manhood and 'the milk of human kindness' to the witches and Lady Macbeth.

People work harder when they feel appreciated 👌

Great question - sorry I didn’t see this earlier! I’m sure you’ve already started but here’s an overview of WHAT I DO WITH RESULTS DATA 🧵 ⬇️

Whilst writing my lessons into my new planner isn’t actually achieving anything, it strangely makes me feel less panicked…(filling a short nap time!)

This is the walkway into the exam hall for Y11 @OACarlton. A message from home for every single one of them. How can you not be inspired to do your best. @OGATrust. @ticktock80 vision was brought to reality in the most amazing way!

It's publication day! So I'd like to give a copy of my new book away. Please RT and I'll pick a winner next week @Team_English1

What background reading has most illuminated your teaching of Oliver Twist? Shapiro's '1606: Year of Lear' illuminated Macbeth in a different way for me - what's the equivalent for Dickens & Oliver Twist?

After today, I only have 6 weeks left of working part time on my phased return post mat leave. How sad 😢

Would you like to work in a high-performing school with fantastic children and a strong staff community? We have some exciting opportunities for teachers of English, Maths and Business. Click on the links to find out more: https://t.co/wFo4xEGdcI https://t.co/FUYzhFDNF3

One of the most beautiful descriptions of love I've ever read

To develop reading skills in Year 7, I am putting together a series of extracts and questions for practising comprehension, vocabulary, writing and research. First up is the brilliant 'Amal Unbound' @Team_English1 @BloomsburyEd https://t.co/o06AtxH7gh

Lots of renewed interest in this resource over the past day or two. Hope it’s useful. Would like the opportunity to reiterate that this is a @Xris32 strategy detailed in ‘How to Teach English’ which you can find here 👉🏻 https://t.co/9wU9Wl4Fn0 An excellent read! @Team_English1

Welcome to my display hack/tricks thread. I get loads of questions about my displays so here's to not gatekeeping. Firstly, here are some of my previous displays. Let's begin.... 1/n