Newsletter 219 Autumn 2018

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Newsletter 220 Spring 2019

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Newsletter 223 Spring 2020

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Newsletter 221 Summer 2019

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Newsletter 222 Autumn 2019

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Welcome! I’m so glad you’re visiting us. The EA is a subject association and learned society for English which covers the whole subject from primary and early years education, through secondary and further education, to higher education and beyond. The EA exists to bring the subject community together for support, collaboration, and collective action. As…

EA Hub: David Ross Education Trust/Birkbeck, University of London

The David Ross Education Trust is a Trust comprising of 34 schools; this includes 11 secondary schools across Lincolnshire, Leicestershire and Northamptonshire and in London’s Olympic Park. Subject communities are central to the Trust’s vision for long-term curriculum and teacher development. Our English subject community is committed to learning and to deepening our own subject…

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We’re recruiting new members to the Primary and Early Years Education Committee

We’re looking for new members to join the Primary and Early Years Education Committee. The EA’s Education Committees work to promote and have an impact on English Studies both nationally and internationally. The Education Committees curate high quality resources, promote linked, research-informed pedagogies, and act as a forum for sharing best practice and high-quality literature…