Navigation

Related Articles

Filter by Category

Filter by Author

Back to Latest Articles
English Faculty Recommended Reads: Wk beginning 27th April

English Faculty Recommended Reads: Wk beginning 27th April


Lynn Court
Lynn Court
English Faculty Recommended Reads: Wk...

As many people find themselves looking for inspiration about what to do during extended periods at home, what better than read the books you’ve had on your list forever… If you already have a pile of novels ready, or your Kindle full of titles and fully charged, that’s great. However, if you are looking for an idea, we are going to offer a weekly classic suggestion for your consideration.

This week:
‘David Copperfield’ (1850) by Charles Dickens
Often called his masterpiece, and described by the author himself as his ‘favourite child.’ The novel is written in the first person and describes the life of David Copperfield from infancy to maturity. He makes friends and encounters enemies, some of whom may sound familiar, such as Peggotty, Mr Micawber and Uriah Heep.

Related Articles

A Calm and Focused Start to Fridays at BMS
Character Development

A Calm and Focused Start to Fridays at BMS

Our Friday morning silent reading sessions in Character Development Time (CDC Time) are now becoming an embedded part of the way we are strengthening our key literacy agenda at...

Posted on by Jeremy Turner
Charles Dickens’ Novel of the Month: A Tale of Two Cities
English

Charles Dickens’ Novel of the Month: A Tale of Two Cities

A Tale of Two Cities is one of Charles Dickens most famous historical novels. It deals with major themes of duality, revolution, and resurrection. Throughout the novel, Dickens...

Posted on by Natalie Stanton