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How do you feel your school will benefit from holding a mini BWA competition?
"It will help to encourage and inspire our children and help to instil a love of different genres of writing"
Sue Musgrave Literacy Coordinator Beulah Junior School  "The best way to have a good idea is to have lots of ideas" - Linus Pauling |
Working with us
The Brit Writers' Awards is an evolving organisation: we're always interested in hearing from people who'd like to get involved! 2011 is the second year of the Brit Writers' Awards, and we're anticipating big things. With thousands of schoolchildren and adults already signed up to take part in the writing competition, and with an unmatched cash prize of £10,000 for the overall unpublished winner, BWA 2011 promises once again to become the biggest event on the UK's literary calendar. Delivering a project on this scale isn't a simple task, though – and that's where you step in. As an evolving organisation, we're always on the lookout for individuals and organisations who can help us make the BWA a runaway success. Of course, financial support is very much appreciated, and we're always pleased to add sponsors to our ever-growing list of high-profile partners. But you don't need to offer money in order to be helpful! |
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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