@PearsonTeachEng @EIgcseEng @FreyaMariaO @TeamEngOverseas @TeamInternatio2@BritishCouncil@HomeED@englishathome@Team_English1 Hi Clare, can I check that the IGCSE Lit syllabus does not have changes for Papers 1 and 3? I know the IGCSE Language has a little (and delightful!) change to coursework. Thank you!
@PearsonTeachEng @TeamEngOverseas @TeamInternatio2@EIgcseEng @FreyaMariaO @EdexcelTeachers Great, thanks. Do these include the secure materials sent to centers last summer? Those questions would be really useful for us
What an astonishing thing a book is. It’s a flat object made from a tree with flexible parts on which are imprinted lots of funny dark squiggles. But one glance at it and you’re inside the mind of another person, maybe somebody dead for thousands of years. CARL SAGAN
@Falstaffsboots@miss_seagraves@MereBubble287 This would suit me! We're halfway through our first year. I will say that if you get hold of Edexel's training team, their subject advisor for this course is fabulous!
@PearsonTeachEng @EIgcseEng@EdexcelT @FreyaMariaO @EdexcelTeachers@Catmort@NATEfeed Hi Claire. Can I ask what to what extent (if any) centers are obliged to use this material? We are pooling information on assessment topics, timings and weighting for our pupils that needs to go out soon. Thank you!
@miss_seagraves We're on with society and the individual; Great Expectations and Othello. Our drama is Streetcar and we've gone with broad themes of journeys and oppression with a cracking core reading list for the coursework....
It's no-zoom day @Hymers_College and it's been good to slow down and little and indulge in our passions. I spent a gleeful hour this morning reading @kerri_ni beautiful 'Thin Places'. Highly recommend!
The Year 13 Writing Club is pleased to present a small but diverse collection of poems and prose produced and illustrated over the course of the Summer and Autumn of 2020. Full of colourful imagery to illustrate the dynamic and energetic writing. View here https://t.co/0qX1cK7oMz