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https://dashboard.blooket.com/set/62726490fd36eb23e326c39f

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Empathy Keeping track and giving back Resource

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The Happy News project is a brilliant activity for Year 6 pupils to focus on wellbeing, whilst also developing teamwork, speaking and listening skills and journalistic writing and reading skills.

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Happy News Project | National Literacy Trust

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This Happy News project focuses on wellbeing and develops teamwork, speaking and listening skills and journalistic writing and reading skills.

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Crisis in Ukraine: looking after children's wellbeing

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Crisis in Ukraine: looking after children's wellbeing

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NewsWise generates curiosity and critical engagement with news, equipping children with the skills and knowledge to make sense of the world

Bringing together news literacy, primary English and PSHE specialists from The Guardian Foundation, National Literacy Trust and PSHE Association, NewsWise offers free lesson plans, resources and workshops for schools, activities for families, high quality teacher training and opportunities to connect with real journalists.

We offer the full NewsWise package, including workshops, to primary schools with a free school meal rate above the national average. The package is free to qualifying schools. Register via the link below.

All of our lesson plans and other resources are free for anyone to download.

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Award-winning news literacy for children aged 7-11. Classroom resources, activities for families, high quality teacher training and opportunities to connect with journalists

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Advice for Parents Guardians - Supporting Children and Young People in a time of War (1)

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As one of our community literacy initiatives, Larkin Library purchased copies of this book for 6th class students in 3 local primary schools.
Larkin Library is one of only 30 JCSP Libraries in the country.

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The New Girl Blooket                Chapters 11-15

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The New Girl Blooket                Chapters 11-15

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https://www.blooket.com/set/621cd3e9fd71047abbdc89b4

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The New Girl Blooket                       Chapters 1-5

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The New Girl Blooket                       Chapters 1-5

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https://www.blooket.com/set/621564fe94dcb2a9068ce60a

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The New Girl Blooket                  Chapters 6 -10

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The New Girl Blooket                  Chapters 6 -10

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https://www.blooket.com/set/621c9ccdfd71047abbdbf422

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The reading level of The New Girl is suitable 6th class pupils, 1st year students and parents. It should appeal equally to boys and girls, has friendship as a central theme and is of relevance to the lives of our students reading the book 

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The reading level of The New Girl is suitable 6th class pupils, 1st year students and parents. It should appeal equally to boys and girls, has friendship as a central theme and is of relevance to the lives of our students reading the book 

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As part of One Book One Community projects, children and their families are encouraged to read and discuss a particular book, along with supporting activities held in schools, libraries and in the community. 

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As part of One Book One Community projects, children and their families are encouraged to read and discuss a particular book, along with supporting activities held in schools, libraries and in the community. 

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Two girls from opposite ends of the world, who decide to help each other, and change their lives forever. 

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Two girls from opposite ends of the world, who decide to help each other, and change their lives forever. 

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Welcome message from Sinead Moriarty, the author, to help set the context of the book.