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It’s been a busy couple of days. I was very pleased yesterday to go and see the wonderful teacher that is Bridget Norman in her new school. I met two Year 6 classes and we had a good time making up characters to star in our story. We had a goth, and a punk with …
The Honiton and District Writers’ Group short story competition for children has been running since 2009, the same year my first book was published. So I like to think we’re in it together. I’ve judged all three events and enjoyed both the reading of the entries and the presenting of the awards. The 2011 event …
I set off for Glastonbury at 7.45am, having Googled the journey and added an extra 30 minutes as I don’t like to be late. I was late anyway, thanks to the snake of vehicles slithering through Knowle towards Wells. I chucked my car in the Head’s space and dashed in to find the Head standing …
The whole of Key Stage 2 worked with me yesterday afternoon to make up stories. The first batch were Years 3 and 6, an unusual combination but it worked really well. A credit to the school that the Year 3s felt confident enough to participate and the Year 6s didn’t do any ‘dissing’. They really …
What a great day. A group of enormously positive folk decided to launch the first Bristol Festival of Literature, called ‘unputdownable’. I am lucky enough to know at least one or two of them and was pleased to be on the programme for today – BBC Radio Bristol in the morning followed by Foyles Bookshop …
Some days I don’t see anyone except my family. I stick to my keyboard and storms could lash against the windows and I wouldn’t know. My word count reaches into the thousands and a feeling of satisfaction spreads beyond my physical being and spurs me on to making a delicious dinner and putting on a …
I spent Friday morning at Westbury Leigh CE Primary School running two separate workshops with Years 4 and 5. The day started and finished badly thanks to the ridiculous traffic. It was like driving through knitting. However the in-between was fun. First to roll up were Mrs Newbury and Mrs Foote’s classes. We dived straight …
As I’m enjoying a few days by the sea I thought I’d support the libraries in Devon by running a couple of storymaking workshops. One of my books has been chosen as part of the Summer Reading Challenge, called Circus Stars, so a circus story is what we’ll be inventing. There’ll be shouting and props. …
I’m looking at the view. It’s still beautiful but better in sunshine. We’ve been in all morning. I’ve been catching up on emails, twittering, and time-wasting generally. The three teenagers are all attached to things from iPads to MacBooks to iPods. And I can’t really complain as I’m on my MacBook. I’m trying to muster …
I should have realised by now that winding children up to fever pitch at the beginning of a school visit is not always productive, and is certainly not relaxing. Whether it was because I’d only been out of my pyjamas for half an hour or general end-of term-ness I don’t know, but from the minute …