The enthusiastic secondary school students produced wonderful work and the teachers accompanying them, as well as the organisers, praised the sessions as well. Shreya is a writer-in-residence for leading British writing charity First Story.
Image from First Story
…gearing up to release ‘Tea, Tiffin and Tyranny’ to the world in a few months!
Image from Nottingham’s International Women’s Day at Nottingham Playhouse where Shreya was featured for her achievements
She had this to say afterwards, “Lovely to get a thank you note from the National Literacy Trust, about my involvement with the Women in Leadership programme — ‘Your contribution definitely made a difference to the young people there!’. Even lovelier was the on-the-day feedback from the hundred (or so) young delegates who declared that they found my words and career “inspiring” and came across after the talk to chat some more about work and life (and book and film recommendations)! A thought-provoking and rewarding event, run by Lancôme and the National Literacy Trust.”
Shreya Sen-Handley 