Bringing authors together in a celebration of the written word in its many wondrous forms, 31st Jan - 11th Feb 2022.
Bishop's Stortford, Herts
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Happy World Book Day! A wonderful day to pick up a book and start reading, or even have a go at writing your own book. Schools may also want to revisit our Festival events with some amazing authors, illustrators, storytellers and more which are available to watch on replay.
It’s #WorldBookDay! We're celebrating 25 years of changing lives through a love of shared reading.🎉
Reading for pleasure isn’t just about fun, it’s the biggest indicator of a child’s future success. Share what you love about reading with #IAmAReader
Having been knitting since October, a group of Prep School pupils have created 6 amazing large blankets from the combination of knitted squares, which will be distributed to those in need through @knitforpeace. For many, this was the first time they have ever tried knitting!
A HUGE thank you to all the authors, illustrators, poets, storytellers and more who joined us for an incredible 2 weeks of celebrating the written and spoken word! To all the schools who tuned in, we hope you had a blast and have been left feeling inspired.
Unfortunately today's event with Alex Wheatle has been cancelled. We apologise for any inconvenience.
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So fun to have my giant face streamed into @BSCFestLit today like a smiley Big Brother! Even better to see these pics of the children drawing comics on the other side of the screen, invisible until now! Thanks for having me ❤️
Thank you so much to @_reflective and @emilyhb for your wonderful events with us today!
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Pupils performed with zeal earlier this week in the Literature Live final. Thank you to @WhittyAuthor for judging and well done to all the performers for an amazing evening! buff.ly/3uD6pHw
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This is fantastic.
Authors in schools has always been great. Students love to see and hear the real people who create the unreal and amazing places in our imagination.
Technology has made this easier and more accessible now and we should have much much(amore) of it in schools. 📚
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'This history is all our histories': @BeaumontSchStA students were rapt by @DavidOlusoga's presentation at the @BSCFestLit this week as he talked about Black British history being 'dragged out of the shadows'. An enlightening and thought-provoking session.
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Our Year 7 students were treated to an inspiring interview with historian and broadcaster @DavidOlusoga during the @BSCFestLit yesterday. Groups across the school have more literary events lined up for this week. Thank you @BSCFestLit! 📚
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Our #BookoftheWeek is the incredible 'Black and British: a short, essential history' by @DavidOlusoga - a must read for everyone.
Our KS3 History classes are participating in a virtual author event with David Olusoga all this week, with thanks to @BSCFestLit
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Thank you to @DavidOlusoga for yesterday's inspiring session with Years 7 - 13 pupils. Our pupils also very much enjoyed their thought-provoking book club session.
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What a wonderful opportunity Year 9 had this afternoon to listen to @DavidOlusoga. Thanks to the @BSCFestLit for organising the event and for David Olusoga for giving his time. Year 9, remember the different versions of his book are in the @CastleManorPLC ready to be borrowed!
Thank you to @kevtsang @kwebberwrites and @lisajewelluk for Friday's fantastic events, they were so much fun!
Join us on Thursday for what promises to be a wonderful event with @_reflective!
Big thank you to Ross Collins, @TomEllen7 and @PhilCorbett for each of your amazing sessions today! It was a drawing bonanza!
