Nerves, Notes, & New ideas: My first TeachMeet Emma Fitzpatrick, Teaching & Learning Champion, Course leader and ESOL lecturer at Hopwood Hall College, Rochdale.  I recently attended and presented at my first NATECLA TeachMeet at the nation…

This is a lovely blog post reflecting on the #NATECLA25 Teachmeet from first-time presenter Emma. If you missed the conference or just want to reflect on it do take a look #ESOL #ELT #NATECLA

nateclalanguageissues.wordpress.com/2025/07/24/n...

It was great to have City & Guilds’ support at #NATECLA25 - esp as the bursaries programme is all about widening access and participation.

A week on, I’m still reflecting on the biggest gathering of #ESOL practitioners, managers and allies throughout these islands.

Island Voices at NATECLA 2025 The recently completed Island Voices project “Multilingual Memories: Birmingham 1984” was on prominent display at this year’s annual conference of NATECLA, the National Association for Teaching Eng…

"The Island Voices documentary, in tracing the life stories of ILT workers and how their careers developed and diversified, reinforces the point that multilingualism is an established fact of UK life, and always has been."

#NATECLA25 #IslandofFriends

guthan.wordpress.com/2025/07/01/i...

I felt that something needed explaining after the plenary at #natecla25 today, so I wrote a blog post about it. #bemoresquirrel samuelshep.wordpress.com/2025/06/28/b...

What an exciting #NATECLA25 #ESOL conference this weekend! MESH did a workshop about our Exploring and Belonging project and coproduced resources learningenglishplus.org.uk/resource-hub...

Great workshop delivered at #NATECLA25 on Embedding ESOL in to Vocational Programmes

#NOCN

Pleased to run a workshop on the opportunities & challenges of using AI in the ESOL classroom.

Second time at the NATECLA Conference – always worth it! Great convos, familiar faces, new connections!

Big thanks to all who came. These spaces matter.

Let’s keep the conversation going!

#NATECLA25

Fantastic to welcome Emily Bryson (She/Her) as this morning's keynote speaker, focusing on ‘Inspiring Voices that make an Impact’. | NATECLA Fantastic to welcome Emily Bryson (She/Her) as this morning's keynote speaker, focusing on ‘Inspiring Voices that make an Impact’. We've already had a chance to celebrate ESOL and heard the in...

We've been sharing some highlights from #NATECLA25 on the NATECLA LinkedIn page. Do take a look to catch up with some of the highlights #ESOL

www.linkedin.com/posts/natecl...

and more from #natecla25 Dr Philida Schellekens and Miguel Silva talking about the impact of education policy on ESOL

What works in ESOL? Evidence from Research. Cathy and Katharine aced this ! #natecla25

A conference room full of people. A man in a green t shirt is at the front talking to the delegates

Wonderful to see so many people at #NATECLA25 as co-chair @paulsceeny.bsky.social welcomes delegates 👏 #ESOL

And we’re off! #natecla25