Preparing yourself to teach online - a really useful article from the British Council

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This Rhubarb sponge is delicious with Sunday Lunch and field grown Rhubarb is in season now - perfect for a #slowbakesunday https://t.co/o3BpQZ21Wb

In honour #NationalGardeningWeek here are few tips from the National Trust - enjoy! https://t.co/MddaQsWEdL

All sorts of weather this week in the South West!

English words have been mixed into European languages in lots of linguistic ways over time. Here's how https://t.co/AxuCYJeKn7

This is a lovely little read about Cornwall's iconic lighthouses https://t.co/Ednti2PEZV

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Happy Earth Day! To mark 50 years, Earth Day's creators have released a whole calendar of digital events to get involved in can be found here https://t.co/rufjpgxZeo

5 helpful tips for teaching online. https://t.co/f3XcL3o2uz

Treacle tart, served with devon clotted cream - perfect for a slow-bake Sunday. https://t.co/39TANwu4qS

How's your knowledge of languages around the world? https://t.co/Wf2A3XFF7L

The Lyrid meteor shower will be visible between the 16th and 26th of April, here's how to watch it

Words to live by from Alan Alda

How many of these #Somerset locations do you recognise from your reading? https://t.co/3UPMI84h3T

How many of these did you already know? https://t.co/vcZ63l2wbo

Name the flower - the perfect quiz for a spring bank holiday afternoon. https://t.co/lF7nhR515h