Children love to imagine what they might become — a teacher, a scientist, a dancer, or even the Prime Minister!Writing …

Imagination is where every poem begins — that spark of curiosity that turns ordinary thoughts into extraordinary words. Encouraging pupils …

Libraries are magical places — full of stories, discoveries and adventures waiting to happen. For children, they’re more than just …

School trips are some of the most memorable parts of the school year — and the perfect inspiration for poetry!Whether …

Odes are poems of celebration and admiration — a way for children to express appreciation for something or someone special. …

A poetry assembly is one of the most powerful ways to get children excited about reading, writing and performing poetry.It …

Personification is one of the most magical techniques in poetry — it gives human qualities to things that aren’t human.When …

Ballads are one of the oldest types of poetry — poems that tell a story through rhythm, rhyme and repetition. …

Children love writing and performing poems about their teachers! Whether it’s a funny exaggeration, a spooky character, or a classroom …

Father’s Day (third Sunday in June) is a brilliant chance for KS2 pupils to celebrate dads, grandads and carers through …