Calling all schools! Demonstrate to Ofsted you are promoting collaborative, peer-peer learning and celebrating children’s work by enquiring about your own lendmeyourliteracy page!

Take a look at High Lawn Primary, Bolton and All Saints Richmond Hill, Leeds for some fantastic examples! Find out more here. 

• Lendmeyourliteracy’s mission is to celebrate children’s literacy, making it universally accessible and useful.
• A unique online resource base for teachers and students of Literacy.
• A one stop website for examples of good pieces of literacy work written by children and not just models written in a text book.
• Teachers can use these pieces of work for moderation purposes and an aid to good teaching, inspiring children to believe…

“If they can do it, I can too!”

Please select your example texts via the year group and topic relevant to your class from the “Fantastic Literacy” drop-down menu.  

“This innovative website has the power to transform the way that children view writing. Instead of their chewed pencils scratching away at the pages of an unseen exercise book, this site unleashes the power of words to impact on an unlimited audience so others can read, enjoy and even publicly comment on how these children’s words made them feel.”

Tony Winfield, Headteacher  

Competition Update! Congratulations to Emilia from High Lawn Primary School in Bolton for her winning entry in our Brian Moses Writing Challenge! 

Writing Challenges

Lendmeyourliteracy is proud to be accepting entries for 2012′s Wicked Young Writers’ Competition. Check out last years winning entries here. We also run our own termly authors writing challenge…most recently by poet Brian Moses!

Exclusive Q and A with Michael Morpurgo

Authors and Poets

We can offer you a fantastic opportunity to contribute to our exclusive Q and A with competition judge and world renowned author Michael Morpurgo! Plus brilliant writing and teaching tips from authors such as Joe Craig and poet Anthony Wilson and children’s writing inspired by Pie Corbett

Assessment and Planning 

We have created our own free resources for you to utilise in class. Please check out our genre tick-lists for pupil self assessment, writing levels at-a-glance, an assessment “jargon glossary” and audio assessments for APP levels by our specialist literacy teacher Henry. Plus planning tips for Fiction, Non-Fiction and Poetry lessons. Much more to come!

Plus much more!

NQT? Have a read of Simon’s top tips for achieving “Outstanding” in your observations and interview techniques to impress deputy head-teachers like him!

Parent? Read our advice on homework and developing a positive relationship with your child’s teacher.

We have only just begun! Enjoy looking around the site!

Any further questions / input / ideas? Please Contact Us.