Write Inspired aims to reignite a love of words and make writing enjoyable, engaging and meaningful. It empowers young minds to express themselves with confidence and joy.
- Do the students in your school lack spark in their writing?
- Do some suffer from writing anxiety? Is there a fear of the blank page?
- Do children sigh when you suggest a writing activity?
- Does writing feel like a chore?
- Do you feel that outcomes are a bit flat and lack creative depth?
Phil Davis, teacher and founder of Write Inspired, has worked throughout the UK and internationally, sharing his innovative and inspirational techniques on how to bring writing to life and bring genuine meaning and purpose back to this essential skill.
Write inspired delivers dynamic, high-impact CPD, classroom workshops and resources that transform how we think, write and express our ideas.
Write Inspired will show you how to:
- Transform simple ideas into magical and inspiring thoughts to write about.
- Organise and develop ideas using unique graphic organisers: wheels, windows and maps.
- Use sound to inspire and enthral.
- Create models of characters and objects and use them as learning tools for writing.
- Share and celebrate the written word beyond reading it out or putting it on the wall.
- Build confidence in even the most reluctant writer.
- Blend the arts with writing.
- Build a positive writing culture across the whole school.
- Build the bridge between linguistic accuracy and the creative need for language fluency.
- Go beyond the mechanised approach to writing. You will inspire writers!
- Encourage children to play and improvise with their words and ideas, building agency and engagement.
Improve the rules of writing by giving real-life, meaningful opportunities to write.
What people say:
“Teaching as it should be. Inspiring, uplifting and energising.”
“A word-rich experience where fear is forgotten. Fresh and inventive.”
“A wonderful eye-opening experience.”
“Evidence-based course that truly prepares us for the challenges of the curriculum.”
“Intriguing and exciting!”
