Yorkie History Teachers! The Yorkshire History Forum is returning to Leeds Trinity on Thursday under the SHP banner and there is still time to get tickets! £20 for teachers £10 for PGCE's. What a bargain! store.leedstrinity.ac.uk/product-cata...

Explains so much...

Go at your own speed, watch content when you want, reflect using your own departmental context.

Are you starting a new role as Subject Lead of History, or are you aspiring to be one next year? We are taking last bookings for the excellent Subject Leader Development Programme.

Back to school tomorrow #EduSky #UKTeaching #UKEd? Give this blog a look so you're ready to have a chat in teams about how you will handle the inevitable conversations with #students about the riots this summer. uonhistoryteachertraining.school.blog/2024/08/15/r... #historyteacher #TeamRE

When I joined blue-sky asked what I liked. I ticked History, obviously, but also art. Since then I have endless manga drawings of Elves snogging! I have to confess that I had been hoping for something more on the lines of a nice commentary on Hans Holbien. Very confused! IS THIS A THING????

Didn't you just! The costumes, the hats ...

Without doubt my favourite photo of summer. Absolute Queens. 🥰

Desperately sad and struggling to comprehend a world without the distinctive voice that was Helen Snelson. But she lives on in the classrooms of countless history teachers – in York, around Britain, across Europe – profoundly touched by her exceptional care, courageous insight and boundless vision.

Oh but we had a blast!

(For those who have abandoned twitter and might have missed this post) It is my sad job to tell you that my inspirational friend Helen Snelson died yesterday afternoon. I know how much she meant to so many of you and she was so grateful for your support and love these last few months.