Morality in Stories

Morality in Stories

Morality in Stories

As children, we’ve been taught many rules that we ought to follow, like “you mustn’t lie” or “you ought to work hard”. But the rationale behind why these rules should be followed is often lost on children nowadays, mainly because they lack the necessary life experience to empathize and reach an understanding. This is why stories are such an important tool to explain… Read More

Quill Writing Assessment

Quill Writing Assessment

Quill Writing Assessment

Join our Quill Writing Assessment this summer.   It offers a great way to test your child’s skills in an exam setting and receive helpful feedback. It covers both short and long writing pieces and has two streams to choose from: Literature assesses native-English style creative writing, and Language focuses on grammar and accuracy. This is a fantastic opportunity to understand your child’s current level… Read More

Building Relatable Characters

Building Relatable Characters

Building Relatable Characters

In the world of fiction where magic knows no bounds and imaginary science enables characters to travel to different dimensions, it seems daunting to create a character that the audience can relate to when these are experiences that no regular person could possibly live through themselves, let alone a non-human character like an animal or an alien. But there is more to a… Read More