Each month we'll provide a prompt to get you started, but where the story goes from there is entirely up to you. The 50 Word ...

Picture books have a huge role to play in helping little ones understand the world in which they're growing up in, which is why it's so important for all families and identities, including LGBTQ+ ones ...

There are lots of opportunities for writers in Scotland. We've collected and listed the current crop below. For more opportunities (including workshops, retreats and advice), you might also want to ...

Songs and rhymes are a great way to have fun with your child – and they’re also one of the best things you can do to support their development. You can find songs and rhymes to suit different moods or ...

Reading is Caring can help you build on your existing relationship with a loved one who is living with dementia to create a personalised shared reading experience. If you care for someone who is ...

Humming gently is a great way to make a lively song like The Jeely Piece a lullaby as you cuddle and gently lull your baby. Try singing this fun song about sandwiches as you prepare your little one's ...

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Tell the next part of your story. Apply to our writing programmes for targeted support, discover the magic of an author visit or delve into inspirational writing tips, publishing advice and ...

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