Young people in SEMH & EBD settings often respond incredibly well to humour, movement and performance in poetry. Why?Because laughter …

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

Dialogue poems (sometimes called poems for two voices) are written as conversations — poems that come alive when spoken aloud. …

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

🧡 Anti-Bullying Week Online Poetry Workshop Perfect for KS2 (and KS1!) • 60–70 mins live on Zoom • Engaging, inclusive …

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 …

World Poetry Day (21st March) is the perfect opportunity to get KS2 pupils excited about reading, writing and performing poetry. …

The playground is alive with rhythm — clapping games, chanting rhymes, marching songs, and arguments shouted across the football pitch! …

Superheroes are always a hit with children — from comics to the big screen to their own playground games, heroes …