martingalway.bsky.social
Head of School Programmes at National Literacy Trust. Primary Ed. Reading/writing/language development & all the brilliant ways they interact. Also cinema. And books.
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So lucky. Glad to have been allowed in on the magic! 😊
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I shall look forward to it. I suppose we are in an experimental varied walking phase. So much to discover.
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It will happen.
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Yet we are still to cross paths down the reserve!
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Absolutely.
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Ah - morning eyes, missed the email at the end of your message. I have a full morning of meetings but will email this afternoon.
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Hi Jennifer - I reached out to you on Linked In some time back to pick up this discussion, but you may have missed it? I didn’t receive a reply. What is the best way to contact you for a fuller conversation?
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King Charles III - but get this, daughter shares birthday with Will, son with Harry —- and wife’s name is Di. 😳 Make of this what you will.
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*rich
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Are we back in a realm of #BookRightWalletEmpty or do we need a new hashtag. Any road up, thank you and noted.
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No. Just unwilling to compromise and fit in with a bullying culture.
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All of this and more.
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Of course. I followed just last night but getting to grips with Bluesky having to be interwoven with weekend work at this time. Apols Darren!
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I think booktalk is such an important, sometimes underused driver of the development of spoken language in primary. Charlie would be just one (brilliant) rep of the great work of CLPE. (Mirrors EEF toolkit recs for primary if that counts here).
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Shout out for some deep thinkers and doers in relation to booktalk in primary @mattobin.bsky.social @maryroche.bsky.social @primaryenglish.bsky.social @charliehacking.bsky.social and others… (replied with wrong James Clements - not sure if he is on here yet)
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Hello there!
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Absolutely. Of course.
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Let’s do that!
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www.tes.com/magazine/new...
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Happened upon this - that’s very kind Ed. Cheeky flag to watch out for the launch of our latest National Literacy Trust reading report today. Not a cheering read I am afraid.
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I attended the workshop led by a colleague from YLG & the Head of Global Learning London: "Reflecting on equality in the stories we read" about how we can represent all of our community (local and wider) in our library collections, with some fab examples of high quality texts #InclusiveLibraries
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Thank you so much for coming Tabitha. I’m not sure we even had the chance to speak but we should catch up soon. Yesterday was a brilliant whirl.
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Quite right too (somewhat relieved mind).