Art, school and lockdown in Laois in the words of local students
Final episode in this podcast series ‘If the Bedroom wall had ears’ by broadcaster, Ann Marie Kelly with 3rd year students from Portlaoise College
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“Right now the world is very chaotic, yet now I think we re more of a community than we ever have been .
The words of 15-year-old Lucy Grace in a piece she wrote especially for the last episode of ‘If the Bedroom walls had ears .
Emotional, challenging and always engaging stories about Laois young people
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Children’s books roundup – the best new picture books and novels Imogen Russell Williams
The last children’s book roundup of the year boasts some tinglingly good titles and last-minute gifts, many with voyage themes to carry us onwards into 2021.
For Whovians of nine-plus, Dave Rudden’s
The Wintertime Paradox (BBC Children’s) is a gorgeous anthology of Christmas-themed stories with the unpredictable flair of the Tardis itself. Encompassing terrors from Plasmavores to Autons, and with appearances from River Song and Davros, it’s full of delicious fear and complex emotion conveyed in Rudden’s trademark bell-clear prose. Alexis Snell’s linocuts amplify both tenderness and threat.