Boys Don't Cry (KS4)

by Malorie Blackman

Join Malorie Blackman in discussion with Dr Lesley Nelson-Addy of the Runnymede Trust as they discuss GCSE text Boys Don't Cry and answer questions from teachers and students across the country.

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A diverse curriculum will help kids grow emotionally and intellectually
Booker Prize-winner Bernardine Evaristo on why she is supporting Lit in Colour, a campaign from Penguin and the Runnymede Trust to support schools to diversify the teaching of English literature.
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‘It was the first time I saw myself in literature’: Penguin authors on the book they wish they read in school
To mark our Lit in Colour campaign, Bernardine Evaristo, Diana Evans, Avni Doshi and more reflect on the literature they wished they'd discovered back in the classroom.
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Exam board adds texts by writers of colour to syllabus
OCR to include Bernadine Evaristo, Nella Larsen and Sam Selvon on A Level and GCSE English Literature, following finding of Lit in Colour campaign.

Boys Don't Cry (KS4)

by Malorie Blackman

A diverse curriculum will help kids grow emotionally and intellectually

‘It was the first time I saw myself in literature’: Penguin authors on the book they wish they read in school

Exam board adds texts by writers of colour to syllabus

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