Bude Literacy festival
- clairevowell
- May 20, 2024
- 1 min read
This week Nurdle and I were
invited to visit 6 schools and 10 different classes as part of the Bude Literacy festival. I worked with children between Reception age and year 4. We read stories, talked nurdles and microplastics, discussed whales. Dolphins, turtles and sharks. We delved into my big blue box of resources and had a great time, I loved it!
What a heartwarming initiative — visiting 6 schools and sparking conversations about nurdles, microplastics, and marine life with such young children is exactly the kind of early environmental education that creates lasting impact! Storytelling is such a powerful tool, and the way you combined it with hands-on resources makes the learning so much more memorable. It actually reminded me of how New Assignment Help UK breaks down complex academic topics — making them approachable and genuinely engaging rather than dry or intimidating. Just like how studying the Krispy Kreme doughnuts case study teaches real-world business strategy through something familiar and relatable, your big blue box of resources brings abstract environmental issues to life for young minds. Children who understand the…
What a wonderful experience — visiting 6 schools and connecting with so many young minds about nurdles and microplastics is genuinely inspiring! It's so important to introduce these environmental topics early, and through storytelling it really sticks. As someone who works in education support, I've seen how curiosity sparked in primary school can shape lifelong habits. It actually reminds me of how New Assignment Help UK approaches learning — making complex topics accessible and engaging rather than overwhelming. The way you brought in dolphins, turtles, and sharks alongside the science shows exactly that kind of thoughtful, child-centred approach. Children who grow up understanding the impact of microplastics on marine life are the ones who'll actually do something about it. Thank…
I read the post about the Bude Literacy Festival, and it made me smile thinking about everyone sharing stories, reading together, and learning something new. When I was really stressed with revision, I used the NEBOSH exam preparation service while I took little breaks to read short poems, and that quiet mix of fun and study helped me stay calm. It reminded me that mixing learning with joy and support can make hard work feel easier.
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