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Over 200 video resources for teachers.
Stories for Emotional Wellbeing.
A free weekly story for primary schools.
Live storytelling in your classoom.
Practical training for educators.
Ready-to-use stories and tools.
For children aged 7–11 to write a short creative story for prizes.
Build skills you can use tomorrow.
Stories to share at home.
Develop your craft and voice.
Turn creativity into practice.
Hands-on learning for real impact.
Storytelling that moves people.
Upcoming events and live stories.
Watch past events on demand.
Stories you can drop into anytime. (24/7 access)
Our home for live story and making.
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Find artists. Share your work.
Open calls, commissions and roles.
Meet people. Spark ideas.
Write together. Grow together.
A flexible home for story.
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Record your story professionally.
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Share events beyond the room.
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Making time for family is important. In our increasingly busy, business-orientated world, finding time for our children has never been more difficult. This course hopes to take one of the core experiences of being a parent – telling stories to and with your children. This ‘Storytelling for Parents’ course will teach you techniques for creating stories appropriate for children and how to collaborate with your children to provide a unique storytelling experience.
Dominic is a traditional storyteller, still in love with it after many years who caught the storytelling bug as a child. He grew up amongst the fells of England’s Lake District, where he’d soak up old stories and tales from people and books; then, out amongst the rocks, bracken, mist and rain of the hillsides he’d re-imagine the tales and stories and populate the wild, rocky hillsides with creatures, characters and the wonder of story. Dominic’s also a parent, who’s spent many a night lying on the floor in the children’s bedrooms telling stories while they settled before falling asleep. It was one of his first experiences of telling stories aloud, where the story seemed to take on a life of its own and fill the room, when time was suspended – a magical time.
Dominic’s warm, witty and powerful storytelling style has captivated audiences around the world. In the UK he has performed at venues including the Barbican, National Theatre, British Museum, and The Times Cheltenham Literature Festival; and in theatres, festivals and schools in 16 countries from India to the Arctic Circle. He works as a director of storytelling performances, including for Norway’s national Riksscenen, and is a guest lecturer in storytelling at Sweden’s Royal College of Music.