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How do you feel your school will benefit from holding a mini BWA competition?
"The BWA will provide an audience for talented/aspiring writers as well as enhance & celebrate the status of creativity and writing."
James O'Connell Head of English Lipson Community College  "We have to continually be jumping off cliffs and developing our wings on the way down" - Kurt Vonnegut |
FAQs: BWA memberships and partnerships
What are the benefits of being a BWA member? By signing up your school, business or community organisation as a BWA member, you are helping to promote literacy and creative writing – as well as giving your pupils, employees and peers the chance to submit their work to the Brit Writers' Awards 2011 for free! You can find out more about the specific BWA membership benefits for your type of organisation on the following pages: What are the benefits of being a BWA partner? BWA partners are forward-thinking organisations and generous people who are backing our groundbreaking national writing initiative. They recognise the potential of the BWA to promote literacy, inspire a love for creative writing within the UK, and to build communities. See who has pledged their support already. By becoming a BWA partner, you can put your name to the Brit Writers' Awards and show the world you care about creativity! It's not all about financial sponsorship either. There are many other ways to get involved – by lending resources, offering your time or simply writing us a letter of support, for example. Find out more. |
From the team
We did it! Our first ever Brit Writers' Awards Unpublished ceremony has taken place and nine new writers have been awarded with prizes. We're busy reflecting on the amazing journey that was BWA 2010 and preparing ourselves for 2011. Read the BWA team blog... Latest
Local Leaders
Become a BWA local literacy leader and raise literacy levels in your ward. Sign up to be a BWA local literacy leader |
