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How do you feel your school will benefit from holding a mini BWA competition?
"Once the BWA competition is set up, we will establish a weekly after school club in which pupils and a teacher meet and pupils write their entries and share them in a supportive forum."
Judith Walsh English Teacher Great Sankey High School  "The best way to have a good idea is to have lots of ideas" - Linus Pauling |
FAQs: working with us
Are you recruiting or looking for volunteers? How can I get involved? The Brit Writers' Awards is an evolving organisation – so we're always interested in hearing from people who'd like to get involved! Please check out our information about working with us. At the BWA, we aim to boost literacy skills throughout the UK – and to inspire and support unpublished writers of all ages and from all communities. If you'd like to help us achieve our goal, you may be interested in becoming a BWA local literacy leader. You'll be the person or organisation who's inspiring and facilitating action among your whole community to raise literacy levels and boost overall achievement! Find out more about becoming a BWA local literacy leader. |
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 Our first ever Brit Writers' Awards Unpublished ceremony has taken place and nine new writers have been awarded with prizes.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 |
