An absolute pleasure to represent @MorayHouse at the @I_W_M’s Beyond Borders CPD event.
Not only a day spent at one of the world’s best museums, but even managed to get some time in the research room too.
7 schools, 4 days, 312 miles… It’s been great to catch-up with the @MorayHouse PGDE Historians this week in W. Dun, S. Lanark, Fife, Renfrewshire, & Edinburgh. A huge thank you to history teacher colleagues for their magnificent mentoring. Here’s to next week and more visits!
Proud to share the first film in our ongoing collaboration between @MorayHouse and @ScotWarMemorial, exploring the history, legacy, and future of Scotland’s memorial to conflict.
https://t.co/fv7uf6gqaT
Worst attempt at annual leave almost at an end! Feeling very Kenneth More [Colin Maud] on the Normandy beaches for my return. If you see me carrying a shilleagh and ranting about placements this week, I’m okay, don’t be overly concerned!
⚠️ Our teams are responding to multiple fallen trees damaging our infrastructure.
📸 These images are from Drumchapel where a huge tree has come down onto the overhead lines.
⛈️ Work will continue throughout the storm to assess and repair damage.
Great day with @WFASouthScot branch members at the @TheWFA Scotland Annual Conference. Brilliant lectures by Prof Sir Hew Strachan, Prof Peter Doyle, and Nick Hewitt to name a few.
David Carter delivering an excellent presentation to the Branch yesterday about the Quintinshill Rail Disaster on 22 May 1915.
Many thanks to Branch members, and friends of the Branch, for making it such a successful event.
PGDE History on tour…
A pleasure to be at the Scots Guards Club in Edinburgh with some of the @MorayHouse historians for a @WFASouthScot lecture on the Quintinshill Rail Disaster.
“Flags are never just pieces of fabric. They are symbols that carry deep emotional weight, representing identity, loyalty, and belonging. But they can also divide, intimidate, and exclude.”
A few thoughts on the flags appearing in towns and cities…
https://t.co/sXZaaZTQdQ
Fourth annual ‘Wheel & Walk Challenge’ at @drum_cycle. Always an amazing day working with a fantastic team to get riders [of all ages] from Drumchapel to Clydebank, Bowling, and Dumbarton.
Chamberlain - you see God in you.
Trotsky - Honeymoon, serenade the naked.
Che Guevara - you're all target now.
Pol Pot - withdrawn traces, bye bye.
Farrakhan - alimony alimony.
Without this album and without Revol I doubt I would’ve been a history teacher!
‘The Holy Bible’ turns 31 today. Released on 30th August 1994, the Manics’ third studio album remains one of their most intense and uncompromising statements.
Do you own it on vinyl, CD or even cassette? Got any rare pressings, promos or memorabilia from the era? Share your collections below.
First day for the new PGDE Secondary (25/26) cohort at @morayhouse! Welcome Week is always a brilliant time on-campus ☺️
Kicking the pedagogical pondering off this morning with an ‘Introduction to Scottish Education’ lecture. Here’s to another fantastic year ahead! 😎