Children’s book critic for The Times Literary Supplement, The Guardian and The Metro, Imogen Williams Russell, will share her insights on what welcomes young readers into factual books, and what pushes them away.
Webinar: Annie Robinson
Discover the background to and research behind the Reading Agency’s “Reading Well” collection of books about mental health for children and young people.
Life-changing Libraries
Gillian Harris MBE responds to Cressida Cowell’s letter to the prime minster about school libraries.
Why? A complex world and the ability to think for yourself
Why teach children philosophy? Since philosophy is all about asking questions, children are instinctive ‘’philosophers’’. Philosophy can teach your pupils to think more clearly and to be confident in debates and discussions.
Click With Care
This fantastic pack features all the resources which you could need to raise the awareness among KS2 pupils about online risks, safety and behaviour. It will provide interesting topics for discussions about being online and e-safety.
Meet the Asian Characters in Children’s Fiction for KS2
Books by writers who use their own cultural experiences to create stories with characters that British Asian children will relate to and hook them into reading.
