Our latest Teabooks lockdown newsletter is here – and this week it features the new King Lear Awards for the over-70s. Enter your poem, story, composition, painting or script for a chance to win £1000, but hurry! The competition closes …
Whilst we are still here…
So, as we enter the second month of life in lockdown, here is our third newsletter with a few ideas about how to fill the strange days! We’d love to hear what you have been reading, listening to, watching or …
Lockdown latest…
Take a look at our second newsletter here, designed to keep you up to date with all things book-related over the coming weeks! Do use the contact us info to drop us a line and let us know how you …
Keeping in touch!
Our TeaBooks groups aren’t able to meet at the moment, but we are still keen to stay in touch with our volunteers and members, so we’ve put together some ideas to keep our book lovers happy over the next few …
Intergenerational project gets underway in Kidlington
Bookfeast’s latest project started this Autumn in Moorside Place in Kidlington – bringing together children and older people to enjoy stories, activities, crafts and songs! The fun continues this Spring with a second project planned for Wallingford.
TeaBooks makes an impact!
TeaBooks is now in its 9th year – and continues to bring good books and good company to older people across Oxfordshire. Our latest evaluation examines the impact the project makes in terms of improving social connections and boosting wellbeing. …
Bookfeast Schools Festival 2018
The 2018 Bookfeast Schools Festival took place in May at St Hugh’s College, Oxford. Over 1600 Oxfordshire primary school children attended eighteen inspirational events with top authors and illustrators over three action-packed days. For a full write-up about the 2018 Festival …