Tag Archives: Writing
Tag Archives: Writing
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British curriculumGrammar: what, why and how?
In this article, Hannah Hirst-Dunton, author of our grammar and punctuation programme Building Blocks, shares...
By Hannah Hirst-Dunton4 269 -
EducatorsTwist on a Tale: sharing some of your learners’ stories
We hoped you enjoyed running your in-school Twist on a Tale competitions this year and...
By Suzie Williams0 487 -
British curriculumMy Twist on a Tale: run your own in-school writing competition!
Our popular story writing competition is back and this year, we are giving you everything...
By Catherine Wilson37 3472 -
British curriculumSix ways to use ActiveLearn Secondary over the school holidays
Already an ActiveLearn Secondary customer or currently trialling it with your students? Then this is...
By Catherine Wilson2 877 -
British curriculumSix ways to use ActiveLearn Primary over the school holidays
Already an ActiveLearn customer or currently trialling it with your learners? Then this article is...
By Catherine Wilson2 1269 -
COVID-19 supportLiving the IB learner profile: a 10-day practice of mindfulness and self-reflection
In their first article IB Diploma teachers Michele Lackovic and Ashley Busse shared tips for...
By Suzie Williams5 4355 -
British curriculumAnnouncing the winners of the My Twist on a Tale competition
1,200 students from over 50 countries worldwide put their own modern twist on a classic...
By Suzie Williams3 995 -
British curriculumGrowing a school of extraordinary writers: progression in writing
In advance of World Book Day, Power English: Writing authors Phil Ferguson and Ross Young...
By Suzie Williams0 449 -
British curriculumWhat has reading ever done for us?
Reading to children is fun, but does it deliver educational rigour? Joe Brazier, publisher of...
By Suzie Williams0 345 -
British curriculumWriting for Pleasure Key Takeaways
What to do tomorrow Pupil conferencing – sit next to a child and ask how...
By Catherine Wilson0 429