We’re accepting submissions for books to publish in 2027.
If your idea comes from real experience in classrooms or school leadership, we’d love to hear it.
Email [email protected].
@teacherwriters.bsky.social
@teacherwriters.bsky.socialWe’re accepting submissions for books to publish in 2027.
If your idea comes from real experience in classrooms or school leadership, we’d love to hear it.
Email [email protected].
@teacherwriters.bsky.socialYour weekend writing target can be tiny: 200 words, one example or a rough paragraph.
Momentum doesn’t care whether the first draft is elegant.
Put the kettle on and begin. ☕
@teacherwriters.bsky.socialFinished the draft? Brilliant.
Now comes the less glamorous magic: structural editing, careful copy-editing, design, proofing and publication.
A manuscript becomes a book one clear step at a time.
@teacherwriters.bsky.socialThe best reason to write your education book?
Nobody else has your exact mix of pupils, mistakes, lessons and hard-won judgement.
The topic may be shared; your perspective isn’t.
@teacherwriters.bsky.socialSchool Leadership Today is built for clear, practical thinking from people doing the job.
If you’ve got an article idea school leaders would use, send it to [email protected].
@teacherwriters.bsky.socialStuck on a chapter plan?
Write ten questions your ideal reader would ask.
Put them in a sensible order.
Those questions are the bones of your contents page. Simple is useful.
@teacherwriters.bsky.socialListen for the staffroom sentence: “Someone should write this down.”
Maybe that someone is you.
Capture the problem, the advice and the example before the next bell goes.
@teacherwriters.bsky.socialBig book idea, manageable payments.
Pro includes 12-month interest-free payment plans, so professional editing, design and launch support can be spread out.
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@teacherwriters.bsky.socialYou don’t need a finished manuscript to talk to us.
If you have a strong education book idea and real experience behind it, that’s enough to begin.
Email [email protected].
@teacherwriters.bsky.socialWeekend reading roll call 📚
What’s one education book that genuinely changed something you did on Monday morning?
Recommendations - and honest answers - welcome.
@teacherwriters.bsky.socialWhat could you write about?
Start with the thing colleagues already ask you for help with.
Behaviour, safeguarding, curriculum, leadership, SEND, wellbeing - usefulness is the clue.
@teacherwriters.bsky.socialA reminder worth repeating: Teacher Writers authors keep their rights and royalties.
Your expertise becomes your book, with your name on it and your ownership intact.
That matters.
@teacherwriters.bsky.socialPro is our recommended publishing route: £1,999 for up to 60,000 words, with editing, paperback + eBook files and launch support included.
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@teacherwriters.bsky.socialThe Honest DSL by Hannah Carter is practical safeguarding guidance shaped by real school life.
That’s the power of teacher-written books: experience another colleague can actually use.
@teacherwriters.bsky.socialGood editing doesn’t scrub away your voice.
It helps readers hear it more clearly - tightening the structure, spotting gaps and keeping the useful bits moving.
Your book should still sound like you.
@teacherwriters.bsky.socialPitching an education article?
Lead with one useful idea, not your full career history.
Tell the editor what readers will understand or do differently after reading it.
Clear beats clever.
@teacherwriters.bsky.socialYour work. Your rights. Your royalties.
Teacher Writers takes 0% commission on guided self-publishing.
Pro helps make the book professional without taking ownership.
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@teacherwriters.bsky.socialA book proposal doesn’t need to arrive perfectly polished.
A clear idea, the audience it helps and why you’re the person to write it is plenty for a first conversation.
Email [email protected].
@teacherwriters.bsky.socialYou don’t need a perfect manuscript to begin.
Bring the idea, notes or rough draft; we’ll help shape the structure, edit the words and challenge the thinking.
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@teacherwriters.bsky.socialTwenty quiet minutes this weekend: write the question your future book would answer, then list five things readers need to know.
No title.
No chapter plan.
Just a start. ☕