Tag Archives | writing

Clicker 6 to be revealed at BETT 2012

The popular literacy tool Clicker is about to be updated. Find out about the new version here!

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Get your children writing with Quadblogging!

Quadblogging is a great way of getting your children involved in writing and responding to writing by others around the world. Sign up now!

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Top Five Discoveries (25/9/11)

Find five wonderful new resources that you can use in your classroom!

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Write Path 2011

Read about this exciting Literacy event and get your school involved too!

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247 Tales Competition

Take part in an exciting monthly writing competition with some lovely prizes for the winners.

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Top Five Teaching Discoveries (8/5/11)

Discover five new and exciting teaching resources that can be used in your classroom!

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Competition – Doctor Who Script to Screen

Enter this fantastic BBC competition to write a script for Doctor Who. Winners will travel to the BBC’s studios in Cardiff where they will see their script brought to life by the Doctor Who team!

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This week’s Education News (10/7/10)

This week’s Education News (10/7/10)

It’s been another busy week with lots going on in education. Here are links to some of the headlines: Hundreds of school buildings projects were scrapped this week. However, there was confusion after the original report included errors which gave some schools hope that their plans were to go ahead, only to be cancelled later. [...]

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Memiary – your online class diary

Memiary – your online class diary

I’ve been a user of Memiary for a long time now. I use the site to record five things that I’ve done / achieved / want to remember each day. I also use the tool in my classroom… as a class, we spend a few minutes at the end of each day recording five things [...]

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Poetry Competition for Under 11s

Poetry Competition for Under 11s

The site ‘What a Hullabaloo‘ is running a poetry competition for children under 11. To enter, pupils should finish a poem that has been started by the author Phillip Whittington. To find out more about the competition, which closes on 8th January 2010, visit the site at www.whatahullabaloo.com. Phillip has also contributed a set of [...]

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