Carey Schofield

A class act | 2 May 2019

When Kate Clanchy’s troubled, multi-racial pupils began to win the top poetry prizes, the whole ethos of the secondary school changed

  • Some Kids I Taught and What They Taught Me

    Kate Clanchy

    Picador, pp. 288

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