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Established in 1919, Children's Book Week is the longest-running national literacy initiative in the country. Every year, commemorative events are held nationwide at schools, libraries, bookstores, homes - wherever young readers and books connect!
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On Roald Dahl Day, 13th September, Hazlegrove School joined in on the celebrations and dedicated a day to the world’s most recognised children’s story teller.
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Teachers and pupils at Wombwell's Kings Oak Primary joined in on the fun with a fantastic school book fair to celebrate World Book Day this year.
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Children from St Werburgh's CE Primary School aim to set up a business to showcase their literacy skills and also become best-selling authors.
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Young Writers would like to say a big happy birthday to Amber Taylor, from Great Bowden CE Primary School, who is celebrating her 11th birthday on the 8th February 2012.
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Year 4 pupils at Great Finborough Primary School had the great opportunity of seeing their stories in print after successfully getting through the Young Writers' 2011 Creative Writing Competition for children aged between 7-11.
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We announced on 9th November that Young Writers would donate 25p from each order received between 9th - 18th November 2011 to Children In Need.
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Two gifted reception class pupils are celebrating after their poems were chosen to feature in an anthology of work from talented young writers.
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Young Writers are pleased to announce this year we will be donating 25p from every order placed between 9th - 18th November 2011 Children In Need.
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Young Writers has been listed in this year's online 'The Great Exhibition 2012' and we would love for all our young writers, parents and teachers to vote for us!
The Great Exhibition 2012 has a range of companies, people, objects and much more to vote for. The reason behind the voting is what you find 'great' about Britain.
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Ms Lawson, part of the English Department from Gryffe High School, shared her excitement in the school's newsletter about a group of students who attend the school. The students sent their poems to Young Writers' Poetry Matters competition and have been informed that 27 of them have been accepted and published! Students featured in Poetry Matters - Glasgow and Southern Scotland.
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Four-year-old Ella Foster has been announced as one of Mansfield's youngest poets.
Ella attends Whizzkids Playgoup in Nottingham where the nursery leaders have encouraged her and other children from the nursery to use their young imaginations and create a poem about their favourite day out using the templates provided. Templates are used to give 'first example of poetry and writing a creative piece'.
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Every year, football clubs across the UK pick a Reading Champion to select a children's book and an adult book which has inspired them. This year, Portsmouth's goalie, David James, has selected a Young Writers' book from the Mini Sagas series. Also England’s goalie, David James is the only Reading Champion to have been selected every year since the Premier League Reading Stars programme was formed.
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When asked to write an ‘inspirational’ poem for Young Writers’ latest poetry competition, Poetry Explorers, Beth Jordan composed a poem that stood out from the rest.
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Here at Young Writers we are delighted to announce that a donation of £500 was made to Wessex Heartbeat at Christmas.
Beth Jordan’s inspirational poem, ‘No One Famous’ - about Marcus Haw, her consultant cardiac surgeon, was published in Poetry Explorers - Poems from Hampshire with 10% of the sales promised to the charity.
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