Published: Fri 6th May 2022
The role of a teacher is endless. Supporting young ones in developing and finding themselves can be hard! That’s why we’ve created this teacher guide on how to help your class on their journeys of self-discovery.
Published: Thu 5th May 2022
Interview with children's writer Pooja Puri. Author of 'A Robot Squashed my Teacher', Pooja explains how she got into writing, her experience of becoming a published children's author and the importance of diversity in children's literature.
By Young Writers Admin | Author, Guest Blog, Interview, Recommended Reads
Published: Wed 4th May 2022
Thank you to everyone who entered, we’ve loved reading your work, and here are the winners...
Published: Sun 1st May 2022
The world around us... what do you love, or dislike? Share with us your thoughts on nature, wildlife, pollution, climate change...
By Lynsey | Activities, Competitions, Environment, Family, Kids, Parents, Poetry
Published: Fri 29th Apr 2022
Twitter can be a fantastic place for educators. Rife with teaching resources, networking threads and thousands of experienced friends, it's a fantastic place to be.
By Luke Chapman | Teachers, Top Tips
Published: Fri 29th Apr 2022
How do you master self-empowerment? We’ve created a guide to support your journey from mindfulness to self-belief.
By Luke Chapman | Competitions, Kids
Published: Thu 28th Apr 2022
We're back with another SPaG Monsters grammar guide to support you in understanding cool grammar tips
By Jenni Harrison | Kids, Parents, SPaG Monsters
Published: Thu 28th Apr 2022
In our latest Meet the Team segment, we talk with our Human Resources Manager, Eve!
Published: Thu 21st Apr 2022
Author Matthew Fox share's the story of his latest book and his top thing to consider when writing.
By Matthew Fox | Activities, Author, Guest Blog, Kids, Recommended Reads
Published: Fri 8th Apr 2022
The Annual Page Turner Awards are hunting for writers aged 18-25 to share their work and writing experiences.
By Paula Sheridan | Guest Blog, Kids