We welcomed Jaspreet Kaur today for National Poetry Day. She did a workshop with Year 9 and an assembly about the importance of your name and identity as well as ways to express yourself through poetry. Jaspreet Kaur National Poetry Day #WeAreStar

Eden Girls' School, Waltham Forest Jaspreet Kaur Poetry is such a wonderful form of expression; hope they had fun!💙🩷🧡

Would you like to chat to @FlorenceRees93 from A.M. Heath about your #coverletter, #synopsis and opening chapters? Florence reps Philip J. Ellis (he/him) author of LOVE AND OTHER SCAMS, and Jaspreet Kaur author of BROWN GIRL LIKE ME. Book for 6 Nov: iaminprint.co.uk #amwriting

Year 7 students enjoying a workshop with Jaspreet Kaur for World Book Day and exploring the book The Spaces In Between Jaspreet Kaur

When we read, we rise. When we rise, we shine. Excited to be speaking at Hallfield School later this week, exploring how literacy empowers young minds. Looking forward to meeting all the wonderful staff, students and parents! ✨

We are very excited to welcome Jaspreet Kaur to Hallfield for an evening of her insights! Book your tickets if you haven’t done so: hallfieldschool.co.uk/event/hallfiel… #HallfieldInsights

📚✨ Yesterday, we were honoured to welcome award-winning author and spoken word artist Jaspreet Kaur (Jaspreet Kaur) to Hallfield for an unforgettable Hallfield Insights session. Her talk — “Read, Rise and Shine: How Literacy Builds Confidence and Empowers Young Minds” — was a

Between the stages and the storytimes, the speeches and the sleepless nights, I'm so grateful to be building a life with purpose on purpose. One that is held up by community, rooted in learning, lifting and love ✨ A special thanks you to Beal High School LRC Hallfield School

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Since my motherhood journey began in 2023, I wasn't surprised that some of my creative endeavours would slow down or move quietly to the side. But they were still there. Like seeds I’d planted in my head… small, sacred thing… waiting in the soil of my mind. I nurtured them

Last night, Indy and I had the pleasure of seeing #MarriageMaterial at the Lyric Hammersmith Theatre and let me tell you, it was a moving, nostalgic ride that hit far closer to home than I expected 🎭 I first read Marriage Material by Sathnam Sanghera during my uni days, so I already knew the

5yrs celebration of Inspire Club AsianWomenMeanBusiness hosted at Parliament founded by the powerhouse that is Rupinder Kaur I was there to support Rupinder and the phenomenal community she has built. To my utter surprise I, and some of the most inspirational #southasian women in the UK were

Brown Girls at Parliament 🏛️✨ Still soaking in the magic of last night’s 5 Years of Inspire Club Celebration with AsianWomenMeanBusiness, a powerful, moving evening in the heart of Parliament, hosted by the incredible Preet Kaur Gill MP 🤎 An extra highlight of the night was fiiiinally meeting

Why I Didn’t Tell My Daughter Makeup Makes You Pretty 💄 Yesterday, as I was getting ready for an event, my toddler watched me closely for the first time. Her eyes followed every brushstroke, every dab of powder, and then she asked, “What’s that?” I smiled and said, “It’s

Proud of the power, and brilliance of Asian women leading change. 🔥 Thanks to Haroop Sandhu, Anjula Devi Preethi Nair, Geeta Nayar 𝑫𝒓 𝑵𝒊𝒈𝒉𝒂𝒕 𝑨𝒓𝒊𝒇 and Jaspreet Kaur and brilliant Rupinder Kaur - women breaking barriers and forging ties of sisterhood!

Let me tell you a secret: I used to HATE networking 😣 The sometimes-awkward introvert in me dreaded it. Walking into a room full of confident people who seemed to know exactly what to say, how to say it, and who to say it to? No thanks. I’d overthink everything 😅🙂 from how I

I feel like I should add full-time hypeman (or should I say hypewoman) to my CV. When you’ve got a toddler, you're basically a full-time hype squad. "Yaaay you brushed your teeth!" "Woohooo let's put our shoes on!" "Superhero bath ready!" 🦸🏽‍♀️ All day, it’s energy, joy,

Year 4 have been reading 'The Spaces in Between' by Jaspreet Kaur Jaspreet Kaur and inventing our own mindful spaces.

My Daddy. You were my first home, my first teacher, and the first man who showed me that true strength isn’t loud or forceful, but rooted in kindness, presence, and unwavering support. You provided for us, yes, but more than that, you showed up. With love. With gentleness. With

It’s been an interesting week 💛 The kind of week where the heat clings to your skin and everything feels a little too loud, a little too hazy. Sleepy-eyed mornings. Sluggish afternoons. And somewhere in the middle of it all, something unexpected - an incredible opportunity