Home Archived www.storyquest.org.uk Back www.storyquest.org.uk 1st October 2004, 1:00am Geraldine Brennan Share www.storyquest.org.uk https://www.tes.com/magazine/archive/wwwstoryquestorguk Copy Link TES books editor Geraldine Brennan on the inside literary track Keep an eye on www.storyquest.org.uk, even if your school hasn’t been able to get tickets for next week’s regional events or next Friday’s finale at the Royal Albert Hall, where a “baton story” for Children’s Book Week will be created by Malorie Blackman, Meg (Princess Diaries) Cabot, Eoin (Artemis Fowl) Colfer, Kevin Crossley-Holland, Michael Morpurgo, William Nicholson, Louis Sachar and Jacqueline Wilson. Resources to encourage reading and creative writing by Year 7 pupils will soon be available on the site, plus recordings of key author events from the week. There are already biographies of the writers taking part and a chance to submit an email question for the authors’ panel at the daily events next week (except for Northern Ireland and Scotland, yesterday and today). Want to keep reading for free? Register with Tes and you can read two free articles every month plus you'll have access to our range of award-winning newsletters. Register Log in Keep reading for just £1 per month You've reached your limit of free articles this month. Subscribe for £1 per month for three months and get: Unlimited access to all Tes magazine content Exclusive subscriber-only stories Award-winning email newsletters Subscribe now Read more Curriculum - Pens down, camera up, look ahead Geraldine Brennan • 5th March 2010 Discovery channel Geraldine Brennan • 13th November 2009 Author in suspense over whodunit Geraldine Brennan • 23rd October 2009 A whiff of lemongrass and literature Geraldine Brennan • 26th June 2009 Recent Most read Most shared Ofsted scraps ungraded inspection deep dives News 4 May 2024 10 Questions with... Nicky Dunford News 4 May 2024 Just 1% of heads say SEND funding meets pupil needs News 4 May 2024 Why you’re probably wrong about the science of learning Teaching & Learning 1 May 2024 How to reform childcare to truly benefit teachers Analysis 30 April 2024 Growing oracy focus could benefit maths teaching Analysis 1 May 2024 Science practicals need to push experimental boundaries Analysis 2 May 2024 Faith special schools can help to ease SEND pressure Analysis 2 May 2024 DfE SEND reform testing plan ‘9 months behind schedule’ News 1 May 2024
