This is a new award, created by the School Library Association to celebrate high quality working partnerships which exist in so many schools across the country.
This award recognises the community effort, so it could go to a School's Library Service, an external team, or even a local business who goes ‘above and beyond’ to support a school library. It will also be open to individuals who have supported schools, and we reserve the right to award to a team and an individual in one year as the contributions they make will vary so widely.
This award is proudly supported by ALCS.
Submissions close 20th January 2022.
Award Details
Chaired by an SLA trustee, and all judges have a maximum term of 3-5 years. There should be a mix of experience and there should be about 5 judges in total.
The Authors’ Licensing and Collecting Society (ALCS) is a not-for-profit organisation started by writers for the benefit of all types of writers. Owned by its members, ALCS collects money due for secondary uses of writers’ work. It is designed to support authors and their creativity, ensure they receive fair payment and see their rights are respected. It promotes and teaches the principles of copyright and campaigns for a fair deal. It represents over 112,000 members, and since 1977 has paid over £570 million to writers (alcs.co.uk).
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