DAVE WARD
Dave Ward is a poet and short story writer for children, young people and adults.
He has been leading workshops in schools and the community since 1971 and Windows Project Co-ordinator since its establishment in 1976.
He has given performances throughout Britain and in the Far East. His
work has been broadcast on BBC 2, Radio 4, Radio 1 and BBC Schools Radio.
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Workshops and readings
Dave is experienced in leading workshops with all age groups in schools, libraries, playschemes,
youth clubs, day centres, prisons, etc. on Merseyside and nationally.
Workshops begin with game strategies to introduce ideas for writing.
This can be extended into compilation of anthologies and workshops in performance and choral poetry.
Readings, followed by question and answer sessions, are taken from Dave's published collections and works in progress.
Dave works with pupils in all Key Stages and can offer INSET for teachers.
Click here to VIEW A POEM : SHOW ME!
Click here to VIEW A POEM : SHOW ME!
Click here to VIEW A POEM : JAMBO
Click here to VIEW A POEM : CANDY AND JAZZZ
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"The day was hugely successful, both children and staff learnt a lot -
the work the children created was very impressive",/b> - Pinehurst Infant School
"Dave was an inspiration to the students - they have begun writing a piece of original writing for their GCSE in English which is extremely helpful.
It was a real privilege to have Dave at the school - some students were in awe and inspired by his writing" Belinda Ludlow, The Bluecoat School.
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DAVE WARD - publications |
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books suitable for secondary readers |
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Jambo Tracts |
Impact Books Headland |
books suitable for junior readers |
Candy And Jazzz |
O. U.P. |
poems and stories in anthologies, including: for junior readers |
Gary Lineker's Book Of Favourite Football Stories The Young Oxford Book Of Football Stories |
Macmillan (David Orme), 1997 O.U.P. (James Riordan), 1998 |
Read Me and Laugh The Poetry Store Read Me: A Poem a Day Unzip Your Lips
Poems for 9 Year Olds The Works My Stepdad is an alien Completely Crazy Poems
Seriously Scary Read Me First The Dog Ate My Buspass |
Macmillan 2005 Hodder 2005 Macmillan (Gaby Morgan) 1998 Macmillan (Paul Cookson) 1998
Macmillan (Sue Gibbs) 1999 Macmillan 2000 Macmillan 2003 Collins 2003
Collins 2003 Macmillan 2003 Macmillan 2004 |
Language in Colour Never Say Boo to a Ghost Does 'W' Trouble You? Dracula's Auntie Ruthless |
Belair (Moira Andrew), 1989 O.U.P. (John Foster), 1990 Viking (Gerard Benson), 1994 Pan Piper (David Orme), 1994 |
for teenage readers: |
Dancing In The Street Out of Order Toughie Toffee In Touch Our Side of the Playground . 'Ere We Go
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Orchard (Adrian Mitchell), 1999 Evans (AF Peters) 2001 Collins (David Orme), 1989 Hodder & Stoughton, 1983 Bodley Head (Tony Bradman), 1991 . Pan Piper (David Orme), 1993 |
Reviews
"Thought-provoking, satirical and imaginative - a good starting point for classroom discussion,
a stimulus for imaginative writing - it will read aloud extremely well."
Carol Wooley, 'School Librarian', on Candy and Jazzz.
"Jambo remains the decade's most pertinent
youth-oriented poem-cycle."
'Reading The Applause' (published by NAWE)
For details contact
The Windows Project > 1-27 Bridport Street, Liverpool L3 5QF , England
Please contact the Project first on 0771 0644 325 or email to check details etc.
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