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The English and Media Centre is a not-for-profit trust that provides publications and professional development on all aspects of English teaching for teachers and students of literature, language and media in the UK and abroad.

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Award-winning EMC publications!
Spotlight on Literacy ERA 2014 WINNER BEST SECONDARY RESOURCE (NON ICT)
		We're thrilled that Spotlight on Literacy has won the Secondary Non-ICT category for the Educational Resources Awards 2014. ‘Schools would be mad not to buy this!’ Teacher, Late Conference (July 2013) ‘an indispensable toolkit’ Leadership Focus, the magazine for NAHT members Click here for further details.
Arctic Adventure FINALIST Bett 2014
		We’re delighted that Arctic Adventure – Reading and Writing in Real World Contexts multitouch book for iPads is a finalist in the Secondary Digital Content category for the BETT Awards 2014. Click here for further details.
Information on Curriculum Reform
KS3 NC English GCSE English Language and GCSE English Literature criteria KS4 NC draft proposals EMC responses to NC, GCSE and A Level Reforms Click here for EMC responses to current and ongoing consultations.

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EMC/OCR Conference on English Literature for Teachers May 7th 2014, London

Once again EMC is collaborating with OCR on their annual A Level English conference for teachers. Includes keynote lectures on Shakespeare and linguistic approaches to literature, plus and workshops led by EMC staff and OCR examiners. For full details and to book your place, click here.