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Truly excellent two days at #haconf26 in Newcastle (wonderful city!) and so many fabulous history teachers and historians to speak with and learn from. Huge thanks to @davidjhibbert.bsky.social for again sharing a talk with me - his encouragement in the face of my geekery is greatly welcome!

The disappointment when your beautiful new textbook is left outside in the rain (the only rain all week!)

Amazing opportunity here - If I weren’t happy where I am, (and with mortgage tying me a couple of hours away from York), I’d 100% apply! If you are looking (or even if you aren’t!) and in the area (or open to moving), get in touch with Hugh.

A day late for yr11, but interesting for teaching next year! www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

Love (and use!!) the first one, really looking forward to this next. Such a treat to use in the classroom.

This looks excellent - I particularly like the environment enquiry, especially so soon after a really interesting session at #haconf25 on the impact of colonisation on the environment with Nini Visscher.

Really helpful way of thinking about this (thank you @victoriacrooks.bsky.social!)

Inspired by #haconf25, finally joined Bluesky! Fabulous two days in Liverpool, lots of ideas buzzing in my mind on the train home, and really pleased to have been able to deliver a session with the great @davidjhibbert.bsky.social