At L Magazine, we believe children should have the opportunity to be creators, not just readers.
That's why we offer engaging, interactive workshops designed to inspire creativity, build confidence, encourage communication, and support literacy skills in a fun and inclusive way.
Our workshops are suitable for schools, home education groups, community groups, clubs, libraries, SEND groups, and other organisations working with children.
There is currently no charge for our workshops.
Our workshops give children the opportunity to become part of the creative process behind L Magazine.
Sessions are designed to be flexible and can be adapted for:
• Whole classes
• Small groups
• SEND groups
• Home education groups
• Community organisations
• Libraries
• Clubs and activity groups
• Literacy enrichment sessions
Children are encouraged to share their ideas, create content, develop new skills, and have their voices heard.
Learn how magazines are created, generate ideas, create headlines, vote on features, and help shape content for future issues.
Create characters, stories, comic strips, and imaginative writing pieces that may be considered for publication.
Design a future front cover for L Magazine and learn what makes a magazine stand out.
Create word searches, riddles, quizzes, mazes, jokes, and other activities for children to enjoy.
Explore different fonts, layouts, and accessible design features while learning how reading materials can support different learners.
Discover the joy of letter writing, communication, friendship, and meaningful connections.
Learn basic journalism skills, conduct interviews, and create news stories and articles.
Interview inspiring people from your school, group, or local community and create feature articles celebrating everyday heroes.
Share ideas and opinions about what children would like to see in future editions of L Magazine.
One of the most exciting parts of our workshops is that children's work may be featured in future editions of L Magazine.
Stories, artwork, puzzles, interviews, jokes, ideas, and creative projects may all be considered for publication, giving children the opportunity to become published contributors.
Schools, home education groups, and community organisations may also have the opportunity to be featured in a future edition of L Magazine, showcasing achievements, projects, artwork, stories, and activities.
Our workshops are designed to support:
• Literacy
• Creativity
• Communication skills
• Confidence and self-esteem
• Teamwork and collaboration
• Pupil voice
• Inclusion and accessibility awareness
• Imagination and problem-solving
Most importantly, they provide children with a fun, positive experience where their ideas and creativity are valued.
For your reassurance:
• We hold full public liability insurance.
• Lucy and Holly both hold Enhanced DBS checks.
• Documentation can be provided upon request.
We would love to hear from schools, home education groups, community organisations, libraries, and clubs interested in working with us.
Please get in touch to discuss how we can tailor a workshop to suit the children in your setting.
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