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Save the date for the next #englishhangout. Next time we will be talking about KS3 curriculum - assessment, knowledge, components, lessons learnt, mistakes made and so on.

My interview lesson is yr 9, mixed ability, AQA structure Q - 30mins. I haven't had an interview in a decade! I'm thinking the focus should be small. Maybe just openings? MA without knowing them 😬. Any tips? Chris Curtis Team English Eng chat

#BoysDoCry is released today! To win a copy of my little pink book, RT this!

It feels like there’s a tiny (don’t jinx it…) bit of breathing space happening without Year 11/13… If you or your dept. are creating new Shakespeare SOW, I’d love to give away another free copy of #HowToGetA9inShakespeare. Just RT & ♥️ #giveaway #comp #CPD #teamenglish

Joining #englishhangout for one last time this academic year. Chris Curtis thank you!

"Macbeth does murder sleep."🗡️🩸 James McArdle and Saoirse Ronan star in The Tragedy of Macbeth, available to watch now on BBC iPlayer. 📺

Imagine this! You don’t have to - it’s here

I’m giving away THREE free places on next week’s course for secondary school Literacy Leads - all you have to do is: 👍 LIKE 🔁 RETWEET 🏷️ TAG someone you know funkypedagogy.com/product/course… If you win a place but can’t make the live event, you will still get the recordings 😁

Poem of the Day: He wishes for the Cloths of Heaven by W.B. Yeats poemsontheunderground.org/he-wishes-for-…

“In my heart there was a kind of fighting” A collision of Shakespeare’s great tragedy and Radiohead’s seminal album comes to the stage in 2025 for a feverish experience that fuses theatre, music, and movement.

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🔔 ‼️ 🚨 Want to win a copy of my new book Creating Positive Classrooms? Released 24/1 Retweet this tweet Winner announced Sunday @10pm

“Dog,” “pig,” “frog,” and “hog” share a strange secret. These everyday words all appeared in English around 1000 years ago. But to this day, no one knows for sure where they came from. This is the puzzling story of the most mysterious words in the English language... 🧵

🏗️ SCAFFOLDING LEARNING! This NEW A3 poster unpacks the art of scaffolding—a precise, adaptive process that supports students ☝️upward, not lowering expectations👇downward. Inspired by the great work of Carl Hendrick & InnerDrive 🌱 Support my work by tapping REPOST and grab a

Hidden in English place names is a secret code of invasion and conquest. Vikings, Romans, Saxons, and Normans all stamped their languages onto the landscape. Here's how to decode any English place name — and instantly know who conquered that spot 1,000+ years ago... 🧵

🚨🚨NEW PAPER ON INCLUSIVE TEACHING ...that I've been working (pretty intensely) on for the last few months. Details below: ↓

*NEW* To read is to care. Another reflective post on why slow reading is an act of moral attention, and why it matters more than ever. Link below ⬇️

🔔 Competition Want to win a copy of Creating Positive Classrooms? Retweet this tweet Winner announced Sunday at 9

The radical 1960s schools experiment that created a whole new alphabet – and left thousands of children unable to spell theguardian.com/education/2025…