Ellie Chettle Cully

A pleasure to write for @TeachPrimary again. This time a set of lesson plans for engaging pupils in language learning through food 🍊🥭🍍🥑🍌.

So proud to work in a school with such linguistic diversity and to be able to celebrate it today was wonderful! So much positive feedback from children, staff and parents too 😊.

Such a privilege to be part of this week’s @linguascope webinar with such a great group of incredible practitioners, discussing ways to create an inclusive library for the primary language classroom. Part two coming soon! Thanks @CristaHazell for being the best host 😊.

@rossthedonn Why can these people never spell? 😭

Charlie did NOT die in vein. We will never surrender our free speech and we will NEVER SURRENDER 🇺🇸🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇮🇪

Very excited for this 🤩.

A brilliant exhibition! Highly recommend. 🤩

Thanks for having me @languagenut 😊.

@RadioGenoa There is only one character, not two, and it is not based on a true story. In fact, the events portrayed in the series ‘Adolescence’ are totally unrelated to those surrounding the cases of the men at the bottom of the image. Do your research.

Netflix is ​​making a series based on a true story in England about an underage boy who kiIIs with a knife. Above the actor, below the real kiIIers.

@HCPSMissUsman @HazelSchool Well done, Year 3 👏. You have worked so hard on your writing. I look forward to reading your edited pieces 😊.

What a pleasure to see @CarolineLucas speak this evening @LiteraryLeic about the stories we tell about national identity; the importance of progressive and inclusive definitions of Englishness; and the danger of binaries. Lots of food for thought regarding the curriculum too.👏

Looking forward to this! Always enjoy running webinars for @languagenut 😊.

@Otto_English Sounds a very strsssful place to be a pupil (or staff member, come to that). 🫣

Absolutely bonkers this. Birbalsingh apparently wants the children in her schools to either be psychic or stay up all night refreshing Google maps

What a wonderful two days spent with members of @ALL4language at #LW2025. So many amazing presentations and lots of reflect on, as always. Lovely to meet up with the LiPS gang and put the world to rights with @mme37930. ¡Hasta la próxima!

Such a pleasure to present today as part of the @ALL4language #LW2025 conference, discussing primary languages curriculum design. All the more special because I got to share the floor with the incredible @mme37930 and @Provence55 🤩. Thanks @lisibo for hosting and time-keeping 😊

Just one week to go! Very excited for two days of amazing CPD with language teachers from all over the country 🤩.

@TorstenProchnow @libsoftiktok Reading some of the comments here I genuinely believe the majority of US citizens are delusional 🤡 Is Musk arrogant when he doesn’t wear a suit in the Oval Office? That doesn’t seem to cause any issues. Trump and Vance are classless reality show characters. Disgusting!

Without diminishing the gravity of Ukraine’s situation, the events at the White House today exposed something far more troubling than a diplomatic disagreement. President Trump’s handling of Zelenskyy today was not just a masterclass in leadership — it was a necessary and long-overdue course correction after years of unchecked entitlement. For far too long, Zelenskyy and his government have operated under the delusion that American support is automatic and unconditional, a mindset directly created by the disastrous Biden-Harris administration. Trump made it clear today — those days are over, and respect for America is no longer optional. The disrespect Zelenskyy showed in the Oval Office wasn’t just about his refusal to embrace the opportunity for peace, but also in his entire attitude — from his dismissive tone to his refusal to even dress appropriately. When asked by a reporter why he couldn’t be bothered to wear a suit in the highest office of the most powerful nation on earth, Zelenskyy had no good answer. That level of arrogance is exactly why Trump was right to send him packing. This isn’t just about Ukraine or a single meeting. This is about restoring the dignity and authority of the presidency, something Democrats have spent years degrading. Zelenskyy walked into the Oval Office thinking he was still dealing with Biden — a weak, compromised figure who handed him billions with no strings attached. Instead, he met Trump — a leader who puts America first and demands respect for its institutions. There is no endless war slush fund under Trump. There’s no blank check diplomacy. Trump offered Zelenskyy a path to peace, a chance to secure Ukraine’s future without endlessly bleeding American taxpayers dry. Zelenskyy rejected it because he thought American backing gave him leverage to prolong the conflict for his own gain. That arrogance cost him today. Trump’s message couldn’t have been clearer — America is no one’s pawn, and the White House is no place for disrespect. Zelenskyy can come back when he’s ready to talk peace like an adult — and when he’s ready to show some basic respect for the office and the nation that’s been footing his bills for far too long. Until then, the door is closed.

REPORTER to Zelensky: “Why don’t you wear a suit?! You’re in the highest level of this country’s office and you refuse to wear a suit. Do you own a suit?!” “A lot of Americans have problems with you not respecting this office.”

What a great day with the teachers of Brighton College Kensington! Thanks @tinav_languages for being an amazing host 😊.

Great to spend the afternoon with wonderful colleagues from @SEEATFamily this afternoon, discussing everything from curriculum design to assessment and supporting SEND pupils in the primary languages classroom. Thanks @beckygeoghegan for the invite 😊.

Very excited to be speaking at Language World 2025 on primary languages curriculum design. Not long to go now! 😊

A fantastic afternoon at Westminster, celebrating gaining the @BritishCouncil International School Reaccreditation. Such a beautiful setting and wonderful to meet lots of other amazing educators flying the flag for the international dimension of the curriculum. #CelebrateISA