The Girl at the Front of the Class by Onjali Q. Rauf and Pippa Cornice
A new girl at school draws sad drawings and never speaks. She’s new to the country and has left behind her home, parents and friends. Adam has a plan to make her feel welcome. And soon the new girl has a precious gift. What makes her smile again? A best friend.
Ruth’s Updates
In this month’s update, read about our exciting announcement, explore our PSC support and see what’s new on the School Portal.
Ruth’s Updates
In this month’s update, read about our free Fresh Start webinar, explore pupil pathways on the School Portal and see our latest Handwriting update.
Ruth’s Updates
In this month’s update, see what’s new on the School Portal, view our upcoming events and Say a Poem is live!
Ruth’s Updates
In this month’s update, see our festive Fred game and read what teachers are saying about Say poem!
Ruth’s Updates
In this month’s update, view our Say poem short film, a teaching tip for check and regroup and see what’s new on the School Portal.
Ruth’s Updates
In this month’s update, join a Say poem webinar, read the latest feedback on our Handwriting films and see the latest regional offers.
The Magic of Callaloo by Trish Cooke and Sophie Bass
A magic plant grants a wish to a couple for a daughter but a bad man takes her and forces her to work. A wise woman makes a map in the girl’s beautiful hair and she follow it to find her family. They’re reunited and full of happiness. (Note: a longer book perfect for KS2 inspired by Rapunzel).
Robin Hood by Bethan Woollvin
The man who rules the land is greedy, mean and steals from the people. A girl decides to steal back from him and give back to the people. She is fierce and brave. Her name is Robin Hood.
The Beautiful Layers of Me by Sophia Payne and Ruchi Mhasane
Ameena has her first salwar kameez for a wedding. But when a friend says they look like pyjamas, she’s upset. She wants to feel special. Babu explains that beauty comes in all kinds of clothing. And Ameena feels pride and joy for her whole family.