Earlier this autumn, I was invited to be the very first ‘Ten minutes with…’ interviewee for Green Squirrel‘s newly launched online platform, The Something Club. Wales-based Green Squirrel is a social enterprise, ‘offering practical, creative, and inclusive opportunities for individuals … Read More
In April this year, LCWO donated 23 books to the Many Voices Collection, a special collection which is part of the Oxford Poetry Library. To read about the collection and reason for donation, see this post on the LCWO website. … Read More
‘Me & My Bee’ – an energetic romp through a huge issue, with some big problems Reviewed by Mim, LCWO Leadl Programme Manager, climate communicator, mother of two and founder of Kids’ Climate Action Network (KidsCAN, http://kidsclimateaction.org/) This … Read More
Reviewed by Mim, LCWO Lead Programme Manager, climate communicator, mother of two and founder of KidsCAN This weekend, I took my daughters, aged 4 (and ¾!) and 10, to watch ThisEgg & Oxford Playhouse’s 45-minute play ‘Me & My … Read More
Some homeschooling links from our friends at Oxfam: New Year’s Resolutions: Help learners shape their ideal future COVID-19 responses around the world: A teaching resource for ages 9-14 Water: Home Learning Activities for ages 7-14 What do we all need … Read More
Yesterday’s post was about why ‘Clean Up!’ by Nathan Bryon is my pro-environmental kid’s book of the year, and to find out about the great new lending library initiative by Oxford Poetry Library and The Children’s Allotment, the ‘Many … Read More