For a bit of Sunday fun - as well as to promote our survey to find teachers’ top 100 films, which you can find here - we’ve been asking the members of the teaching twittersphere to come up with their very own puntastic education-related film titles.
The number of suggestions we received from teachers using the hashtag #TeachingFilmPun was, quite simply, phenomenal.
The competition has been fierce; the debate, heated; the puns, frankly, atrocious. But after a suitably rigorous judging process, we are delighted to reveal that the peerless punster is…
*drumroll*
Vision For Education (@VisionForEd), who came up with the magnificent entry “Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Supply”.
Here are some of the best of the rest:
Pulp Fraction @mymadhq
Driving Miss Crazy @peterslade
Bill and Ofsted’s Bogus Journey @cstimmo_s
Gove Actually @neilayates
The Good, the Bad, and the Requires Improvement @Heidimo
The Fifth Elementary @Tom_Edwards24
Lord of the Ring Binder @mr_nicoll1
Bring me the Head of Alfredo Garcia High School @Martin_Viva
The Unteachables @Aball1_
School Runnings @smitajamdar
Police Academisation @LatymerHead
School Hand Luke @LaceTutoring
Grade Runner @DrFautley
The Hunt for Red October Half Term @BelmasOffice
The Shawshank Detention @Kate_Bod
Of course here at TES Towers we’ve also been racking our brains. Here are a few of our best efforts for good measure:
The TA Team
GCSE Biscuit
Good Wilshaw Hunting
Willy Wonka & The Chocolate Academy
Oceans 11+
A* Wars
Half Terms of Endearment
Dawn of the Ofsted
Graders of the Lost Ark
Blackboard Down
