Assuming the answer is Miss McKenzie? 🤔

So lovely to see you Dan. I really enjoyed your talk a the walk down SHP memory lane! Also big thanks for the shoutout to @endsexisminschools.bsky.social and our research.

Full programme • Historical Association Conference

It would be impossible to not find something facinating at HA conference - still time to book. Open to anyone with a love of, or career in history.
(Psst there is also a digital package) www.haconference.com/full-programme

Heading to the SHP Summer Conference this year?
If you’re interested in practical classroom ideas for teaching history, come and join us! We’ll be sharing resources, lesson ideas, & talking about what actually works in history classrooms.

Which workshop are you most excited about this year? #SHP26

A Treat for @EmpirePodUK Club Members- a conversation with my old friend, the remarkable Palestinians walker, human rights lawyer and Orwell Prize-winning author, Raja Shehadeh.

What Is Life Like For Palestinians?
–Empire: World History – Apple Podcasts
linktr.ee/empirepoduk

Well done @nationaltrust.org.uk 👏

Half of the exhibition hall at Sutton Hoo about Anglo Saxon women & the roles they held in their communities inc. the archaeological evidence. Half the exhibition hall about the men & the associated material culture sources.

As it should be. How rarely achieved.

How entirely fantastic! A good excuse to plan a trip, thanks!

An exciting day filming in Cambridge with Aaron Wilkes and @oupeducation.bsky.social

New project launching soon!

King Harold's Fleet - Another Major Problem A quick update about Harold Godwineson allegedly sailing his army to the Battle of Hastings. To recap: Professor Tom Licence of the Univer...

UPDATE: History has not, in fact, been lying to you.

www.marcmorris.org.uk/2026/03/king...

Historical Association Conference 2026 in Newcastle

www.history.org.uk/aboutus/cate... What other conference gives you two days to listen to contemporary leading history scholarship? Join us in May to get your leading history fix @ward22.bsky.social @hisjournalha.bsky.social
@newcastleuni.bsky.social @northumbriauni.bsky.social

The most amazing Spring moment of a bumblebee enjoying the wild daffodil I picked on my walk 🌼 🐝

Super looking event from @teachmedwomen.bsky.social@teachmedwomen.bsky.social next month!

#historyteacher #EduSky #historyeducation

Curriculum PATHS is committed to delivering empowering history for young people in their unique contexts. We trust in the expertise and professionalism of history teachers to enable this. We depend on teachers like you to collaborate and share units which speak to the PATHS Principles.

Resources championed in the report: @womenshistnet.bsky.social @counsellc.bsky.social @womenslibrary.bsky.social @oxfordunipress.bsky.social @britishmuseum.bsky.social @universityofleeds.bsky.social @pittriversmuseum.bsky.social @1972shp.bsky.social @scl1979.bsky.social and many more!

And thanks to the many archives, museums, resources, and organisations we’ve been able to champion in the full report. These include: @histassoc.bsky.social @nationalarchives.gov.uk.web.brid.gy @lselibrary.bsky.social @teachmedwomen.bsky.social @britishlibrary.bsky.social @reteachuk.bsky.social

A huge thanks to @labhistorical.bsky.social @susannaboyd.bsky.social and @nrhodgson-hist.bsky.social for helping bring this idea to life!

We’ve all learnt stories of amazing women we didn’t know about before, and hope you will too!

In our resource map out the KS3 National Curriculum and suggest:
- 320 named women
- 102 suggestions for broader roles women played
- 34 recommendations of resources
- 10 new profiles of women from our resource where we show how their stories can be taught and where to find sources & scholarship.

Women who changed the world - End Sexism in Schools Every year during Women’s History Month we celebrate women who changed the world. So why aren't their stories taught in school?

To celebrate Women’s History Month the @endsexisminschools.bsky.social ESIS History team are launching our new resource to support teachers in putting women back into the history they helped create. To learn more, read my first ever blog:

endsexisminschools.org.uk/women-who-ch...

And as a hint of things to come this month… check out one of the amazing women whose story we’re spotlighting to help teachers weave women back into the history they helped make.
#internationalwomensday

And as for ESIS History… exciting things are coming for Women’s History Month. So check out our full research report:

drive.google.com/file/d/1WjWQ...

We’ve been busy over at ESIS HQ working on the next stages of our projects, with more subjects being researched, and opportunities to enact change being pursued. All of this is being done by a group of amazing volunteers who give their time to our charity. I’m really honoured to work with them.

Happy International Women’s Day and a huge thank you to all the wonderful women who champion, support, and uplift each other. I’m fortunate to know so many women who use their voice for the benefit of others, not least, the wonderful team at @endsexisminschools.bsky.social #IWD2026

Opera is not dying, Timothée, it's thriving. In Europe alone, 14m a year attend (2.5m under 25s) worth €10bn. Since 2000 La Traviata had 30,000 performances. In its lifetime it's been seen by half a billion people and recorded 291 times. Check back in 180yrs to see how Marty Supreme is doing, yeah?

Oh wow, that has been a seriously long wait!

Final chance to register for the Schools History Project's fascinating webinar on Gardening and Medicine with presentations for both primary and secondary teachers of history. Email d.lyndon-cohen@leedstrinity.ac.uk before 12 noon on Sunday March 1.

Home is Where the Hurt is YouTube video by Refuge

Before all the lovely celebratory posts about International Women’s Day begin, let’s remember that one of the most important things we can do for other women is to believe them.

New campaign from Refuge just came out. Be a safe space for your friends and family.

m.youtube.com/watch?v=FaYJ...

So this is what 100 daffodils looks like 🌼 Spring has definitely sprung 💛

Full existential crisis mode 🫠

Today we are launching the 2026 SHP Summer Conference, which will be taking place July 10-12 at Leeds Trinity. This year, due to the huge increase in proposals for workshops, we have extended our offer to 46 wonderful workshops for primary and secondary teachers of history (see below for a taster!