"Bev is a powerhouse of energy, dedication and knowledge. She is eminently unflappable, and I would have no issues in recommending her for online or face to face events. She is very good at guiding people (whether colleagues or customers) through new processes, and handles any situation with grace. During lockdown Bev was pivotal in switching our services online; organising and hosting weekly webinars; our conference and launching a new members’ event. Not all went perfectly every time (due to situations out of Bev’s control) but each time client feedback was overwhelmingly positive and all felt well cared for and looked after"
Alison Tarrant CEO School Library Association

"I have worked with Bev for several years on various projects. She is extremely knowledgeable, informative and professional, working well under pressure, meeting technological challenges head on and bringing her expertise to the solution."
Barbara Band  School Library Consultant and Trainer

​"Bev Humphrey is an extremely talented professional who takes her enthusiasm for improving literacy and students’ lives and projects it into everything she does. Pupils find her truly inspirational and engaging. No school should be without her. "
James Bell, Director of Professional Services, Renaissance Learning

"If you are looking for someone who is brilliant at presenting websites for literacy and learning, then Bev Humphrey is your first choice! I have been to many of her workshops, and she is full of enthusiasm about different ways you can connect your students in a fun way to learning. Highly recommended for both schools, teachers and librarians."
Caroline Roche Chair of School Libraries Group CILIP

"Bev’s innovation, along with her commitment to inspire others, has resulted in her ‘Write Path’ activity...Bev is a truly global phenomenon!"
Rowena Simmons, Academies Enterprise Trust

"Bev worked with several groups of students in Years 8-9 English lessons focussing on encouraging creativity through ICT. The students responded very well to the NEO shared writing activity where they worked in pairs to develop each others' stories. This enabled the students to unlock their creative writing skills and let their imaginations run wild. Bev also used ideas from social networking sites such as Twitter so that students could use this medium to get into the minds of characters from 'Much Ado About Nothing'. This medium was very relevant and the children enjoyed being able to apply their own experience of social  networking in a positive way to gain a deeper understanding of characters along with empathy. On the whole, the children enjoyed a range of new ICT packages that Bev introduced and Bev's enthusiasm for creativity in ICT inspired a great many of the students who she worked with. Her work also helped the English Department to see how ICT can be used within schemes of work and these are being developed as a result of these new ideas. "
Emma Noonan , Curriculum Leader, Ranelagh School