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Overcoming adversity: How amazing Amelia wrote a story using just her eyes
Published: Wed 7th April 2021
This is the inspirational and empowering story of Amelia, who overcame all odds and taught hope to those around her.
By Luke Chapman | Family, Parents, Teachers, Interview
Young Writers teams up with charitable initiative Hug a Hospital.
Published: Fri 26th March 2021
We’re teaming up with the charitable initiative Hug a Hospital to help thank the nations hard-working heroes, find out how you can help out!
By Luke Chapman | Holiday activities, Kids, Parents, Teachers, Charity, Family
The Shine School Media Awards
Published: Thu 25th March 2021
The Shine School Media Awards is a national school competition recognising the communication skills of secondary school children across the country. Entries to the competition can be hard copy magazines or newspapers, digital files, or audio broadcasts and there is a wide range of categories to ente
By Morgan Walton | Teachers
Young Writers celebrates Global Recycling Day
Published: Wed 17th March 2021
Global Recycling Day is important to us here at Young Writers. Find out what we do to help combat our impact on the environment.
By Luke Chapman | Kids, Parents, Teachers, Environment
We’re celebrating our 30th birthday, but we need your help!
Published: Fri 12th March 2021
We’re celebrating our 30th birthday this year but need your help. See how you can get involved with the celebrations here.
By Luke Chapman | Competitions, Kids, Parents, Teachers
5 Writing Tips To Help Overcome Anxiety
Published: Thu 11th March 2021
Writing can be an important creative outlet for children and young adults, we've created these tips to help children express and understand their emotions.
By Luke Chapman | Top Tips, Writing Tips, Teachers, Parents, Kids, Family
Top Tips for Teacher Wellbeing
Published: Wed 10th March 2021
We’ve seen comments across social media that schools are a lonely place at the moment for teachers... we hope these ideas might help banish loneliness for a while.
By Morgan Walton | Top Tips, Teachers