Join AQA’s English Subject Support team for this teach meet aimed at teachers who work in a post-16 setting delivering the resit curriculum of GCSE English Language across provisions This session will: Provide feedback from the summer 2025 series and key reminders Encourage reflective thinking for curriculum delivery based on examiner insights Build communities of…
The English Association congratulates every student who has received their results today for an GCSE in English Language or English Literature. This year there were more than 1.5 million entries to English Language or English Literature GCSEs: this is nearly 25% of all GCSE entries. Results in English are broadly in line with those last…
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The English Association congratulates every student who has received their results for an A Level in English. Results released today confirm that English remains a very popular A Level choice. Around 58,000 A Level in English were awarded in 2025. English is the fifth most popular A Level subject. This is not always well-known because…
Call for Editors of The Year’s Work in Critical and Cultural Theory A vacancy has arisen for two editors of The Year’s Work in Critical and Cultural Theory. This is a fantastic opportunity to contribute to shaping the evolution of these fields. The Year’s Work in Critical and Cultural Theory is a companion volume to…
Pippa Newton is most at home when out of doors amidst nature with all manner of creatures, great or small. The chance to stay with Grandpa in his little cottage in the forest for an entire half-term feels like a gift. Her big brother Jed seems less than pleased, however; he’s more interested in his…
Phoebe’s nan, Cass, has always been an inspiration. Phoebe likes nothing better than to spend time painting with Nan in her studio. Nan is a great storyteller too and Phoebe loves listening to her recount her favourites, the Greek myths. Something is happening to Nan though, right before Phoebe’s eyes, an invisible illness which means…
I found Oops, I Kidnapped a Pharaoh by Luan Goldie a lot of fun. Amusingly-written with just the right amount of irony and a couple of oblique references to Back to the Future, the book tells the story of ‘besties’ Skylar and Dana who travel to ancient Egypt in the magic tuk-tuk (which, astonishingly, has…
The authors of this book take the reader on a journey into the future to see what our world might look like if we embrace technology and sustainability. It was a fascinating read as an adult and inspiring for children to see the possibilities of a greener and more sustainable future. The book is laid out…