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Thanks to @CILIPinfo for inviting me to write a guest blog on critical digital literacy 'Truth, lies & Father Christmas'. #Christmas
#digitalliteracy #SchoolLibraries #EPQ #HPQ @libraryWallace @tonythorne007 @JulianMcDougall @KuperSimon @stbenedicts
infolit.org.uk/truth-lies-an…
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NEW JOB VACANCY 💫
We are on the lookout for a new Teacher for our EPQ in Photography programme!
This is an exciting opportunity to join TPG's Programming team. Head to our website to find out more information.
thephotographersgallery.org.…
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🎉500 Words is open for entries! 🎉
Competition closes 9pm Friday 8 November 2024. For more details and to read the terms and conditions and privacy notices go to the 500 Words homepage.
More: bbc.co.uk/teach/500-words/ar…
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Next up, here's a handy blog from us!
We explore the digital literacy gap amongst learners and several ways that educators can address it:
jcsonlineresources.org/blog/…
#DigitalDivide #DigitalLiteracy
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You can also find this handy blog from @PressReader on our site, spotlighting how #teachers and #librarians can team up to teach media literacy.
You'll also be able to download a free #MediaLiteracy Toolkit at the end.🥳
jcsonlineresources.org/blog/…
#DigitalLiteracy
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The second presentation that we're highlighting from our 2019 #DigitalLiteracy conference was put together by @EPQguru and @libraryWallace.
It's very useful for exploring information, media and visual literacy online. 🤓
Link: jcsonlineresources.org/wp-co…
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Apply now for our free Art History A Level and EPQ courses for state students, on term time Saturday mornings or afternoons, online and / or in person @courtauld @courtauldres - deadline Friday 6 September! arthistorylinkup.org/apply/s… #arthistory4everyone
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It was lovely to welcome two groups of EPQ students into the library from @KEVIMorpeth
Good luck with your studies!
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Did you know that there is a direct link between literacy and a child's life-chances?
If we can help children to improve their levels of literacy in primary schools then we will reduce rates of adult illiteracy in the UK.
Find out more at: schoolreaders.org
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#Imbolc is a Gaelic festival marking the beginning of spring, held on 1 February. A time of celebration and ritual, often honouring Brighid, the goddess of the hearth
Mary Delany, Galanthus Nivalis, Snowdrop, 1777 #WomensArt
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"The books transported her into new worlds and introduced her to amazing people who lived exciting lives....”
- Matilda
#lovebooks #Literacy #ReadingMatters #ChildrensLiteracy #Books #roaldahl #roalddahl #matilda #matildathemusical
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Great classes today exploring Barbara Hepworth’s ‘Family of Man’ and Andre Serrano’s ‘Piss Christ’ online and in-person with our free Art History A Level and EPQ Saturday state students @TheCourtauld @CourtauldRes @Zoom #arthistory4everyone
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2013 temporary crochet installation by textile artist Carol Hummel #WomensArt
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On 19 February, Malorie Blackman will be at the Library to answer questions from school students in an unmissable online live stream event. To book a place for your class, visit
Event for Primary: bit.ly/4bdc3my
Event for Secondary: bit.ly/421qWUP
© Pål Hansen
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📢 Take part in Write on Art, the national writing competition 🤩
💸 Win a cash prize
✍️ Have your writing featured on @artukdotorg and @PaulMellonCentr websites
💥 Competition is open to UK students aged 15–18
Sound good? Find out more and apply 👉 writeonart.org
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Cambridge Alumnae Suffrage Banner (1908) designed by UK suffragist and artist Mary Lowndes. Handmade from silk, velvet, with embroidery and silver paint, the huge banner was carried by a Cambridge contingent of 400 women in the great suffrage procession, 1908.#WomensArt
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Stained glass artworks using recycled and repurposed glass, by artist Alison Fox #WomensArt
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“The notion that we live in a country where government allows libraries to be closed down…the country of Shakespeare, for God’s sake.”
Sir Michael Morpurgo calls on Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer to prioritise getting children to read from a young age.
@MattChorley | #TimesRadio
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We had a wonderful time with our free Art History A Level + EPQ Saturday state students in class today, circling Barbara Hepworth with our morning cohort, + exploring van Eyck’s circle with our afternoon group @TheCourtauld @CourtauldRes @zoom #arthistory4everyone







































