Replying to @SecondaryEng
I’m currently creating something like this myself. Just wondering what SQI, IEC stand for? Statement Quote Inference?
Mrs M retweeted
We have 4 copies of the outstanding debut YA novel #ABeautifulTerribleThing by @sparewriter to #win!
For the chance to follow Cara & Nathan through their grief and love in this tragic, compelling, immersive dual narrative story…
RT & Flw by Nov 7
#WRDMagComp @DFB_storyhouse
Replying to @GCSE_Macbeth
Random stationery - which you’ll never use but JUST IN CASE. Currently, I have clear post-it’s, giant post-it’s, heart shaped post-it’s. One day I will use them and it will make ALL THE DIFFERENCE. 😂 💪🔖
Mrs M retweeted
COMPETITION TIME!🔔
@QuotationBank are giving away 3 YR GROUP SETS of The Quotation Bank: An Inspector Calls –a copy for every pupil in a year! To enter like, retweet and quote your favourite literary quotation- we'll pick 3 winning schools Sept 1st! @LitdriveUK @Team_English1
Replying to @DHE_teach
Sorry late to this and really like this idea. Would it be possible for you to share the book wrap template? I can’t DM you unless you follow me back. Thanks so much 🙏.
Mrs M retweeted
We have 3 pairs of these fantastic #MangaClassics of #TreasureIsland and #AroundTheWorldInEightyDays from @GMCbooks to #WIN!
For the chance to snag yourself a pair of these colourful, lively and engaging classic tales…
RT & Flw by Aug 22
#WRDMagComp
Summer reading:
Been on my TBR pile for a while. Really enjoyed it. Recommend.
The Ministry of Time by Kaliane Bradley
Mrs M retweeted
✨✨ WIN!!! ✨✨ We’re giving away a bundle of Katherine Rundell books to 1 lucky winner!
To enter:
📚 Like
📚 RT by 31.08.25
📚 Get more entries at Instagram.com/authorfy
📚 UK only
And do check out Katherine’s Author Masterclass at Authorfy.com/masterclasses for downloadable extracts, classroom resources, and 26 videos with Katherine talking about ‘Wolf Wilder’, ‘The Explorer’ and ‘The Good Thieves’. GOOD LUCK!!! ✨
#giveaway #childrensbooks #katherinerundell
Summer reading:
Two gems - short, gorgeous reads.
First is fiction - stunningly written - Clear by Carys Davies.
The second is non-fiction - Raising Hare by Chloe Dalton.
Highly recommend. My brain has not got to reading longer books yet this holidays! 😆 😴
Mrs M retweeted
📚 GIVEAWAY TIME! 📚
The Scaffolding Effect by @MrsBallAP & @lamb_heart_tea is out now! Full of practical ways to support every student.
Want a free copy? All you have to do is:
✅ Follow us
🔁 RT this post
The winner will be announced on Friday, 1st August, at 2pm. Good luck!
Mrs M retweeted
🎉Hooray! 🎉
Transforming Your Tutor Time Curriculum is officially out today!
To celebrate, I’m giving away three free copies.
Simply like or share this post to enter, winners will be announced on Friday 18th July.
Replying to @GCSE_Macbeth
So far comparing The Crucible and Bloody Chamber. More choices will follow as they get their act together.
Mrs M retweeted
Excited to share, accepted a part-time teaching role for next year. Giving me time to run workshops with pupils on the core themes from my forthcoming book Learning Habits. One person that retweets, likes and follows will win a free full day of workshops for their school
Mrs M retweeted
Alex Wheatle MBE (1963-2025) was our charity's patron.
Thanks to @HachetteKids & @BarringtonStoke we have 10 sets of seven of Alex's brilliant books to give away to UK school libraries.
To enter, follow us and share this post. Closing date: 18 July.
#ReadingForPleasure 1/2
Mrs M retweeted
#GiveawayAlert: School & community libraries: to celebrate announcing our #JhalakPrize25 shortlists on 22 April, we are giving away one FULL set of our Jhalak Prose Prize longlisted books (UK only). Reply and RT for a chance to win. #giveaway #EasterWeekend
Replying to @jhalakprize
Fab list and my school library would be very happy!
Hope that’s useful! Please feel free to share.
10 oracy-based revision strategies.
#oracy
10. Vocabulary Explainers
Use in: Science, Geography, Languages, etc.
What: Pupils explain a key term or concept in their own words and use it in context.
Impact: Deepens word-level understanding, especially for tier 2/3 vocab.
Example:
• “Define and explain ‘photosynthesis’.”


















