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New Book Added to In The Picture Booklist
A new book has been added to the In The Picture booklist and one of the illustrations from the book has been added to the image bank.
Click here to view the booklist and here to see the illustration.
New Pictures in Children's Gallery
New pictures have been added to the children's gallery. Click here to see the pictures.
Below - a boy and his self portrait
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Time to Get Equal Week
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Recently Scope held its Time to Get Equal Week. Some of our In The Picture children took part. Visit: www.timetogetequal.org.uk. This photograph shows some of our In The Picture Champions with the TtGE roundel Thanks to Alex Strick photography. |
Richard Johnson who has created our story book poster has added a page to his website describing the process:
www.richardjohnsonillustration.co.uk/process.php
New age guidance banding
for children's books is in the pipeline and In The Picture is concerned that this will further stigmatize disabled children. For more information, and to add your signature to a growing list of people against the move visit www.notoagebanding.org.
Consultation
A new page has been added to the In The Picture website detailing some of the project's consultation work. Click here to read more. |
Calling all publishers!
Are you a publisher who has published a new book in the last two years that includes disabled children? Contact us with details and we will add it to our growing list.
Imagine the difference
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Imagine the difference is a new resource for teachers developed by Scope. Free and easy to use it helps teachers of Key Stages 1 and 2 deliver lessons, assemblies and circle-time activities about celebrating diversity and difference in a fun, engaging and thought provoking way. There are links to In The Picture throughout. |
Written and reviewed by teachers in consultation with Scope "imagine the difference" supports teaching and learning across the curriculum.
Click here for more information and to register to receive a copy.
Oxford Literary Festival In The Picture Project Manager Susan Clow took part in a panel discussion about disability and writing as part of the Oxford Literary Festival - click here to read more. |
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