The Real Histories Directory

Stories With Song & Rhyme allows children of all ages to participate in the storytelling process.

Black British poet/performer. Excellent for upper junior or secondary.

Exploration of the film Africa United. Designed for students of English and Media, Citizenship, PSHE and Geography.

Aims to create and implement programmes for the economic and educational development of the African and Caribbean communities.

A website celebrating the work of African artists and writers, exploring the interaction between African history and the future of the African diaspora.

The Centre\'s mission was to draw Asian, African and other non-Western literatures into the mainstream of literary and cultural studies in the UK. The website exists as an archive to the centre\'s past activities.

Brings together the skills of traditional publishing, librarianship and software development to create quality electronic collections.

A range of activities to support schools and the community to reflect, value and extend pupils' cultural, social and personal identities.

England's leading organisers of performance poetry. Apples and Snakes was set up as a performance platform which would be a vital social and cross-cultural activity in performance.

Badger Publishing has been selling quality books to schools since 1989.

The Bangla Stories website is the result of a three year LSE/Cambridge oral history research project exploring the history and experience of Bengali migrants. It also includes a teaching resource pack based on this material with KS3 lesson plans.

A transnational initiative designed to enable young people to explore intercultural dialogue. Lesson plans include English.

BFI Southbank\'s Mediatheque is the place to explore the BFI National Archive free of charge.

The British Film Insitutute's early history of Black film-making in the UK.

BlackAmber Books is the home for fresh talent and unpublished second- and third-generation British and European writers. BlackAmber Books publishes contemporary and historical novels, teenage fiction, anthologies; foreign literature in translation and biographies by writers from a broader, richer world.

The Blue Elephant Theatre offers workshops to schools in the following art-forms: drama, scriptwriting, creative writing, storytelling, design, animation and textiles.

Website from Channel 4 that hosts information on favourite writers, poets and illustrators.

A web site managed by Booktrust to help teachers, librarians and parents find out about books for young people.

The British Council's purpose is to build mutually beneficial relationships between people in the UK and other countries and to increase appreciation of the UK’s creative ideas and achievements.

This unique, searchable database contains up-to-date profiles of some of the UK and Commonwealth's most important living writers.