A Celebration in Rhyme
A celebration in Rhyme has been developed to help celebrate the stories your pupils love in verse.
A celebration in Rhyme has been developed to help celebrate the stories your pupils love in verse.
Everyone loves a good story – and as William Shakespeare was the greatest storyteller of them all!
Those pupils who said they don’t like poetry will be writing furiously at the end of this magical workshop.
Students will harvest the fruits of their imaginations and explore notions of empathy to construct uniquely moving poetry.
Celebrate the lives and achievements of some amazing British writers from diverse backgrounds.
Specifically designed to support pupils in making connections between different ways of “reading”.
Our Shakespeare programmes prove popular and successful both nationally and internationally.
A fantastic and very energetic way to engage your students in the playwright, his life and works – and prepare them for their studies to come.
This workshop takes students right through the play, exploring the backstory, meeting the main characters and bringing key moments to life.
Celebrate the power of women working together, remembering their achievements through verse.
Our poetry writing workshops encourage pupils to play with words and rhythms while working to the restrictions imposed by different poetic forms.
This workshop provides a fantastic way of linking poetry to other areas of the curriculum!
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