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Every Child in your class can create their own website!

Guess what?  It is really simple!

Schools have been embracing blogging for a few years now, often blogs are created and developed by teachers and then populated by pupils.

However, I have now developed a programme, using a commercially available website creator, where each child in your class or school can have their own website and update it themselves.

View an example site here

The benefits:
  • Children learn how to build their own website,
  • Children can share their own work with a wider audience,
  • Children will have more enthusiasm to write due to wider audience,
  • Children will learn what is safe and unsafe to share online,
  • Children can update at home as often as they like,
  • There is no limit on the amount of content that can be added.
  • Pupil's create their own portfolio of work online, either typing directly onto the site or adding photographs of their writing.
  • Teachers will be able to view an online bank of work for each pupil.
Each website will be private and protected by the school password so that only members of the school community can view each site.

What is involved:
  • Half day training session with teachers,
  • Half day class workshop to introduce the process, design and populate the site,
  • A 'how to' tutorial work book for staff,
  • Follow up visit to view work and review the process. (free) 
  • Continued technical support via phone and email.



Cost is £450 per half day with reductions for multiple bookings and small schools. There is no subscription costs for the site.

For more details or to book your sessions please email rob@literacyshed.com or call 07825428582


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