One of my multiple roles as a writer is as a Creative Practitioner with Creative Partnerships.
CP is part of the Government strategy to encourage children to learn in a creative way.
It aims to bring in professionals working in creative fields and help raise aspirations.
I have been working in a school in Liverpool with a group of delightful seven and eight-year-olds, helping them create a school magazine.
Today the children interviewed each other to produce some entertaining author profiles and on Thursday I am taking them on a tour of my old newspaper, The Liverpool Echo.
Who knows I may have inspired a future Kate Adie or Jeremy Paxman.
I wore:
Boots and cardigan - Tesco
Dress - Next
What an awesome dress! It almost looks like pages from a book, with that elaborate border. Very beautiful!
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Wow... how interesting, I have always wanted to go into teaching... maybe someday I will.
ReplyDeleteIt must be very rewarding to have a job where you can make a difference.... :)
btw.. lovely dress!
Gorgeous dress!
ReplyDeleteGosh, the Liverpool Echo. That brings back memories. That's where we used to meet, all those years ago lol.
Have a great day
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I would have loved that at their age - no doubt someone will make it their dream!
ReplyDeletelovely dress- love it with the boots and cardi!
ReplyDeleteWhat great work commitments you have! Congratulations! It's wonderful to contribute to children's education...Ciao.A.
ReplyDeletePretty dress under that coat :)
ReplyDeleteThat's such an interesting work... I always love mentoring kids.
ReplyDeleteI love your dress and your coat. xoxo
That sounds like such a fun job. I love working with that age group because life is still exciting to them...lol.
ReplyDeleteGreat outfit!
Lovely combination! I like the shape the cardi makes.
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