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How do you feel your school will benefit from holding a mini BWA competition?
"As one of our aims is to raise the profile of writing in our school next year I feel that having a mini BWA competition will help us to achieve this. I feel that it will help us to motivate and enthuse the children to get involved in writing. I also think it will be a great way to reach out to the parents of the children and encourage them to get involved."
Estelle Judson Literacy Co - Ordinator Godwin Junior School  "Motivation is when your dreams put on work clothes" - Benjamin Franklin |
BWA member schools
Is your school already getting involved in the Brit Writers' Awards? Throughout the UK, thousands of pupils are already being inspired to put pen to paper (or fingers to keyboards) and write stories, poems or songs for their schools' internal BWA writing competitions. |
From the team
Message from our CEO We've received thousands of entries! The deadline has now passed, and we're over the moon about the popularity of the first ever Brit Writers' Awards. Read the BWA team blog... Latest
Local Leaders
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