Berol Handwriting Pen

I am now nearly 18 years old and I first picked up this model of pen was I about 7 years old. I remember the pride when I was given the handwriting pen by my primary school teacher- those who demonstrated good hand writing would be awarded a pen at the end of term and allowed to write with this for work instead of just a standard pencil. And to this day I have one in my pencil case- obviously not the original.. but they do last a fairly long time and don't tend to dry out unless you leave the cap off constantly. They are washable ink which means that you can get it off clothes (which I still manage to mess now...) and off your fingers if you have a strange ...  Read the complete review

My daughter is now of an age where pens are being introduced for use in class. At Kaitlin's school they run an initiative to encourage the child to improve their hand writing skills, unfortunately just before the "pen license", the scheme the school runs, came out, my daughter started learning how to write joined up, so her handwriting became temporarily scruffy again! Just before Kaitlin broke up for the summer holidays she was awarded her pen license, so of course when she returned to school she wanted to take some pens with her for her lessons. Now I was under the impression that a pen was a pen, apparently not as they have a certain ...  Read the complete review