Naomi Van Der Lith

[Marty Fields @Martyfields]

We should never lose our sense of wonder.

[Douglas Wise @DoWise]

I’ve tried to make the sources and questions for a mini English Language P2 assessment more accessible for one of the classes I teach by placing everything on a single A3 page. No need for flicking though stuff. I’ve also used more generous spacing and numbered every line 📝

[Douglas Wise @DoWise]

General targets for GCSE English Language P1 on a sticky label (one of those big ones where you get 2 x labels per page). Ready to be stuck into books for all eternity when next year comes around

[Bec @MrsRJOwen]

Working on something for essay planning!

[EnglishGCSE.co.uk @EnglishGCSEcouk]

English teachers: spruce up your classroom with these displays and posters for all major texts
https://t.co/AlOaqpUxIH
#teamenglish #edutwitter #teachertwitter #gcses #gcses2027 #teachers #teach #teaching #display #school #endofterm #class #classroom

[EnglishGCSE.co.uk @EnglishGCSEcouk]

FREE Macbeth display posters for your English classroom or corridor. Download them here:
https://t.co/IGFisJI88n
#teamenglish #edutwitter #teachertwitter #school #gcses #gcses2027 #free #teachers #teach #teaching #macbeth

[EnglishGCSE.co.uk @EnglishGCSEcouk]

English teachers - spruce up your classroom with these Macbeth posters
https://t.co/KUDSThPJnE

#teamenglish #teachersoftwitter #edutwitter #teachertwitter #macbeth #teachers #teach #teaching

[EnglishGCSE.co.uk @EnglishGCSEcouk]

FREE Power and Conflict poetry posters for English classroom displays:

https://t.co/7zKuasgdMy

#teamenglish #edutwitter #teachertwitter #gcses #gcses2027 #teachers #teach #teaching #free

[Douglas Wise @DoWise]

A bank of words and definitions to help students write about literary texts https://t.co/Q3I6QQvvYs ✍️

[EnglishGCSE.co.uk @EnglishGCSEcouk]

English teachers: end the term with these escape room lessons

https://t.co/Cj6oq3hZMK

#teamenglish #edutwitter #teachertwitter #gcses #gcses2027 #teachers #teach #teaching #escape #room #lessons #school #endofterm

[Alex Quigley @AlexJQuigley]

🚨 NEW POST 🚨

‘Improving reading with the R.E.A.D.S Framework’

“It is not a rigid sequence to follow step by step, but a flexible repertoire. It is a helpful prompt for the teacher to consider which mode of discussion is most valuable...”

https://t.co/uCwzdtjLUY

[Laura Webb @LauraLolder]

Thinking of putting a CPD session together which includes this creative writing scheme we have been using for Y10 tutor this year.

It is 24x30 minute slots to teach transferable creative writing skills including vocab, sentence structure & atmosphere. Thoughts?

@Team_English1

[Laura Webb @LauraLolder]

Forever changed by CPD from @Mr_Raichura ...

This is very much in the trial stages with my department, but I will share eventually...

[Abena Appiah @AbenaAppiah]

One shift that has really strengthened my students’ non-fiction writing is mastering a clear ‘Call To Action’ ending.
We have focused on using direct address, command verbs and a sharp rhetorical question to help them finish with confidence and impact.✍🏽 #engchat #teamenglish

[Andie 🧚🏻 @af_english123]

NEW An Inspector Calls 23-lesson scheme for 2026 - the old one was from 2022 (!) and it was a bit outdated so I've re-done it and now it looks like all my others :) I've put it in my google drive & popped a link here - hope it helps someone! https://t.co/vJYItq9ncQ

[Andie 🧚🏻 @af_english123]

Whilst I'm here, a few people asked for the resource that generated the timelines I posted. They're just silly little revision resources really but might help someone - I have them for every act of Macbeth and every stave of ACC- link to both folders here! https://t.co/qCkZY9D177

[Mrs Mollatt @MollattMrs]

A Christmas Carol Motif tracking 🙌🙌🎄❄️🔗🔗🔗👇

[Teacher2Teacher @teacher2teacher]

⏰ A little thinking time can transform your classroom conversations!

Educator @XpatEducator's structured discussion routine builds it into the process:

[Stuart Pryke @SPryke2]

2026 LANGUAGE EXAM: I shared this series of lessons last year, but I’ve gone back and revised them to reflect the changes to the AQA English Language exam for 2026. Covers both papers. Use/chuck/change as you see fit! @Team_English1 https://t.co/CBoEx657T2