The Wordsworth Trust has invested £6.2 million into Reimagining Wordsworth, an educational project which aims to bring Wordsworth’s story into the 21st century.
The Wordsworth Trust has invested £6.2 million into Reimagining Wordsworth, an educational project which aims to bring Wordsworth’s story into the 21st century.
The anthology is highly educational, seeking to engage readers as young as eight years old, and is now set to tour schools and create a forum to empower young people to speak out against climate change.
One school has become the first in Britain to break away from the traditional holiday and term time system, giving parents the freedom to take their kids out for six weeks whenever they want.
The month was first launched in London in the 1980s to challenge racist attitudes, to educate the public about British history not being taught in schools, and to recognise the valuable contributions that people of African and Caribbean backgrounds have made to this country.
Whilst 76% of students took a GCSE language in 2002, only 46% did so last year.
A Professor of Poetry at the University of Leeds, and studied by millions as part of the national curriculum in schools, Armitage has no fewer than 28 collections of poetry to his name.
An unrivalled number of alumni across all strands of the UEA’s Creative Writing course have achieved literary success since graduating, including Ian McEwan.