A fantastic opportunity to shadow the English 4-11 Picture Book Awards, ideal for those involved in primary education We invite you to join us in helping us choose the winner of the Margaret Mallett Prize for Children’s non-fiction, as part of the English 4-11 Picture Book Awards. Established in 1995, the awards are presented by…
What do teachers want from the curriculum and assessment reform? Download this free report and discover: Ideas, recommendations, and approaches to the reform of English GCSEs, drawn from conversations with teachers, academics, policy makers, and exam boards Key issues to consider within your team when discussing assessment, content, and CPD Information to support your own…
Writing isn’t easy, but it can be a source of huge pleasure and satisfaction for the writer. Drawing on their own Writing For Pleasure pedagogy, Ross Young and Phil Ferguson will explain how and why developing yourself as a writer-teacher (a teacher who writes) is personally enriching and also contributes significantly to your effectiveness as…
Explore case studies of people who have studied English at A Level, degree level, or postgraduate level, and then gone on to enjoy a wide range of careers.
Collaborating and empowering post-16 teachers to lead the discussion on the GCSE resit curriculum, in Further Education settings Gathering Voices #FE aims to put teachers’ voices and expertise at the heart of the conversation to lead the discussion on the discipline of English. This teach meet series will allow for both voices from those delivering…
The English Association and the UK Literacy Association will host a day-long meeting on primary and early years education reform. Taking place on 28 October at the National Education Union in London, the meeting will bring together colleagues across primary and early years education to devise a collaborative response to the Government’s Curriculum and Assessment…
We are looking for an experienced practitioner of English in further education to join the editorial team of our journal, The Use of English. The journal brings together vigorous, independent comment on theory, policy and practice with a uniquely substantial and extensive section of reviews – reviews of important books on the teaching of the…
Case studies for teachers, by teachers An Opening Doors and English Association event G35/G37, Senate House, London Tue 8 October 2024, 10:30 – 15:00 £10, including refreshments on arrival Booking will close on 1 October 2024 10 free tickets are available to members of the English Association: to claim your free ticket please email ceo@englishassociation.ac.uk…
Recommendations, ideas and approaches to GSCE reform that emerged over the course of the summit called by the EA and Shakespeare’s Globe