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Five children in school uniforms give thumbs up in a classroom, standing before a screen announcing I Follow the Fox by Rob Biddulph as the winner of the Harrow Picture Book Award.

‘I Follow the Fox’ by Rob Biddulph wins the Harrow Picture Book Award 2026

Harrow School Library Service 2026London, On Your Doorstep

Children from 14 primary schools in Harrow have chosen the winner of this year’s Harrow Picture Book Award.

Four children stand in a school library aisle, smiling and reading books in front of shelves filled with colorful books.

Auditing your school library

Westminster Schools Library Service 2026Advice, London

Auditing your school library can be a very daunting prospect, especially if you’ve never worked in a library before or alongside other library colleagues.

Nathanael Lessore inspires Redbridge students as he holds books, speaks to an audience in an auditorium, and signs books at a table during an event.

Kickstarting the National Year of Reading

Vision Redbridge Schools Library Service 2026London, On Your Doorstep

Nathanael Lessore Inspires Redbridge Students

A charcoal portrait of a boy, an abstract painting with colorful splashes, and painted stones are shown side by side, showcasing creativity and art in diverse forms.

Are we underestimating the power of Art and Creativity?

Creative Learning Services 2026Creativity, East Midlands

Supporting children’s wellbeing and emotional development through creative expression and being playful, experimenting and having fun.

A handwritten thank you note with a drawing of a smiling person holding a knight's glove and trident, expressing enjoyment of an educational workshop—adding a real wow factor to learning in Schools.

Taking the ‘Wow’ to Schools

Creative Learning Services 2026Advice, Creativity, East Midlands

How schools can benefit from object-based museum learning to remove barriers, build cultural capital and engage pupils in the classroom.

A promotional image displaying logos for Inclusive Books for Children and Lit in Colour, a CLPE book cover, and the text "Diversity and inclusion in books for children and young people: mirrors and windows.

Diversity and inclusion in books for children and young people: mirrors and windows

Creative Learning Services 2026Advice, East Midlands, On Your Doorstep

Nicole Jordan, Creative Learning Services, highlights gaps in children’s publishing and shares research to help schools build inclusive book collections.

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