Drama, Poetry, Books & More!
FREE! Oak Academy Virtual Library
Author of the Week/1st March - Katherine Rundell
Love books?! Why not visit the Virtual School Library, brought you by Oak National Academy in partnership with the National Literacy Trust.
Every week a popular children's author or illustrator will be featured, with free books, videos and their top three recommended books just for you!
This week you can meet author Katherine Rundell and hear her read from "The Good Thieves" on the link below!
Masterclasses for Young Writers 12-16 years
Online masterclasses for aspiring young writers on Zoom
£5.00 per session, pre-booking essential!
Saturday 27th February & 27th March 10am - 12.00pm
Please contact Miss Polley for booking details: wpolley@theroseland.co.uk
New monthly masterclass for young people brimming with ideas and stories. Each session will have a different theme and be led by Cornish writers Olivia Lowry and Casey Bottono.
These workshops will be run through Zoom, an easy to access online meeting program available on computers and phones.
Each session is full of discussion, short, fun exercises to get the creativity flowing and longer time to really get into your writing.
Who is it for? Any young writer! All you need is curiosity, a willingness to have a go and a notebook and pen.
Please note that this is not a school-led activity and parents and carers should check with the organisers regarding their safeguarding policies.
Rap and Spoken Word Masterclass for 11-14 years
Online workshop with Megan Chapman on Zoom
Free of charge - but pre-booking essential!
Saturday 23rd January 10am - 11.30am
Please contact Miss Polley for booking details: wpolley@theroseland.co.uk
Have the chance to try, or perfect your rhymes on this workshop with performer MCMC spoken in the form of rap, spoken word and poetry …
This workshop will be held online through Zoom, an easy to access online meeting program available on computers and phones.
This is the first of a series of masterclasses for young writers.
Please note that this is not a school-led activity and parents and carers should check with the organisers regarding their safeguarding policies.