I've heard this is actually rather good.

This guy would’ve loved Twitter.

A colleague shared this article with me toay. A good and important read. I'm looking forward to watching and learning from #defiance theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2…

Don’t know who needs to hear this but you said you wanted to read more so… put the phone away, no more Twitter or TikTok doom scrolling, pick up that book for an hour

(Byeeee I’m off to read) ✌️

1498 yesterday and 2523 today. It's really taking shape now. Just need another two week Easter break 😉

My Imperial War Museums Annual Lecture on 25 April at 7 pm London time, on #War , #Genocide and Other Crimes, will stream live here: youtube.com/watch?v=eBVk7n…

Only 954 today but might do a few more before I go to bed. Really enjoying it.

This is a great thread that makes you want to put a backpack on.

3497 words today with the support of Claire Preston and Fossil Mumma. I am feeling really positive about this.

One of my favourite An Inspector Calls quotes:

Sheila: 'Impertinent is such a silly word.' (Act 2)

Now, IMPERTINENT is a key word in An Inspector Calls. It tells us about the class mentality of 1912.

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It’s time to talk! 🫵🗣️

2 in 3 football fans have struggled with their mental health. So we've teamed up with Vinnie Jones, Chelsea FC and Samaritans to encourage fans to #TalkMoreThanFootball

Only 380 words today so far but by this time yesterday, I had written zero so I'm hoping to at least hit 1000...

Update: I wrote 2003 words today so now have a grand total of 2876. Once this final 15,000 is done, my first draft will be finished.

Here's my summary of the Ofsted report about music education in primary and secondary schools, released last September (it's taken me a while!)

The written summary and a PDF of this graphic can be found at marcrhayes.com/post/a-summary…

Hope it's helpful! 🎶

This is quite the thread.

#TeamEnglish *please* do not spend your Easter hols making revision booklets and practice papers for your Y11s.

Instead, enjoy some of my resources on Litdrive UK. Use the visualiser and drill them in Language lessons for 4 weeks. Not boring, because the extracts are fun! 1/

'Aren't Arabs terrified? Don't Arab women weep when their children are bombed?'

Remembering Tony Benn on what would have been his 99th birthday.