A Visit from Bookman
Bookman needs the children to help him begin rebuilding his memory and regain his superpower!
Bookman needs the children to help him begin rebuilding his memory and regain his superpower!
This engaging activity puts them centre stage by bringing out both the visible and the invisible.
Working with up to 420 children to create and perform a School Poem in just one day!
Everyone loves a good story – and as William Shakespeare was the greatest storyteller of them all!
Whatever book our friend Vistie was reading as a little girl, it always featured Fillolog, an extraordinary creature with an extraordinary appetite for stories.
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 power of women working together, remembering their achievements through verse.
School Workshops The great characters of fiction leap off the pages of the books they inhabit and into…
School Workshops If the characters in our favourite stories only come to life when their tales are read,…
School Workshops Already enjoyed A Visit from Bookman or Paige Turner? Well, now you can now invite them…
When the Book Review Competition entries are mysteriously jumbled, pupils use their knowledge of well-loved stories to piece the tales back together.