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'The 2025 NATE Conference was a bold reminder of why English teaching continues to matter — perhaps more than ever. '. Francis Gilbert reflects on the recent conference and celebrates 'creativity, commitment, and camaraderie'. #NATE.

RT @thecockerill: I’ve had a fabulous afternoon at the University of Sussex. It was a pleasure to meet so many passionate and creative teac….

RT @poetrybyheart: @ReeceAndrea @Booktrust @PoetrySociety @PoetryBookSoc @Team_English1 @EnglishAssoc @NATEfeed It was a pleasure to write….

We enjoyed a fabulous day yesterday at Kingston University for the annual NATE Conference. We explored themes of innovation, inclusion and identity and it was brilliant to see such a strong community of practice and shared values. #NATE

RT @marylshannon: Had a super time today @NATEfeed Conference talking with teachers about #BillyWaters!. #NATE #teachersofenglish #LATE #B….

NATE Conference 2025 this Tuesday at Kingston University. Workshops include everything from enabling a diverse curriculum and active approaches to Shakespeare to fresh approaches for teaching structure and the importance of poetry and well-being in schools. #NATE

Only a few days till the NATE Conference 2025 at Kingston University. Exhibitors include AQA, OCR and Pearson, as well as the British Library, Poetry By Heart, First Story and Tom Davey’s Bright Torches. #NATE

RT @BL_Learning: Calling all A-Levels teachers! Interested in developing your student’s writing skills?.Join us in September 2025 at the Br….

There are still tickets left for our conference on Tuesday 1st July at Kingston University. It’s a brilliant line up — some of the best thinking and ideas about English teaching. If you can, join us! #NATE.

RT @NATEfeed: The summer issue of Teaching English goes to print soon. Jessica De Waal explores Ted Hughes, the chthulucene, the cyborg and….

RT @BL_Learning: English teachers! Are you joining our free livestreamed CPD on Macbeth in context tomorrow? Explore ideas of agency and bl….

The summer issue of Teaching English goes to print soon. Jessica De Waal explores Ted Hughes, the chthulucene, the cyborg and the child audience; Katherine Gordon explores the complexities, challenges and transformative potential of truly decolonial practice.in English. #NATE

RT @msybibi: Great to attend today’s @AQAEnglish Roundtable in Manchester. It was lovely to finally meet @HeadofEnglish @RobDrummond and….

RT @NATEfeed: Join us for inspiration at the NATE Conference 2025. Pete Hobbs leads a creative writing session, Francis Gilbert explores th….

Join us for inspiration at the NATE Conference 2025. Pete Hobbs leads a creative writing session, Francis Gilbert explores the power of mindful writing and Ty’rone Haughton & Natasha Ryan show how poetry transforms wellbeing in schools. Unmissable CPD!

RT @MissGreads: We are introducing A level Film Studies to our A level offer in September! Does anyone teach this course and would be willi….

At the NATE Conference 2025, expect workshops that put communication and craft at the centre: Sarah Davies on oracy in English, Laura Quinn on fresh approaches to teaching structure and Peter Thomas on literacies for life beyond the classroom. #NATE

Discover powerful ideas in English teaching at the NATE Conference 2025. Clare Lawrence explores metaphor and poetic transcription. Alix Amrane diversifies KS4 with My Name is Leon. Stephanie Holt shows how AI supports learning in the English classroom.

RT @NATEfeed: What does it mean to ‘capture’ an animal in poetry? Using the work of Ted Hughes, Dr. Jessica De Waal explores the ways in wh….

RT @NATEfeed: Our friends @EnglishAssoc are holding their annual conference on Saturday 14 June, from 10:00 – 18:00 at Senate House, Blooms….