Fri 26 April 2024
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Getting Started as a Writer Working in Schools

We are pleased to be publishing a newly commissioned guide, written by Roz Goddard.




Previously commissioned guides and related articles are also available here below:

Advice to New Writers in Secondary Schools

Alicia Stubbersfield has provided this information sheet for writers wishing to work in secondary schools.

Working as a Writer in Primary Schools

Jean Sprackland was commissioned by NAWE to provide essential information for writers starting out in this area.

Creative Writing with Young Children

This article relates to a training day run by Mandy Coe which examined planning, good practice, INSET, multi-media and ‘making & doing’.



Further information and advice is currently being prepared as a result of our three-year research project, Class Writing, funded by the Paul Hamlyn Foundation.

For more detailed information, we also recommend Our thoughts are bees, the book written by Mandy Coe and Jean Sprackland.

The NAWE Magazine, Writing in Education, always features writers in schools. Visit the Magazine section of this site for a wealth of articles to help you develop your work in the area.