Easter Event (KS1)
Coming Soon - Easter 2024 Event KS1
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Coming Soon - Easter 2024 Event KS1
Live online storytelling | 30 minutes | Free This National Storytelling Week, KS1 pupils are invited to enjoy a live storytelling session of the classic tale The Princess and the Pea. When a rain-soaked stranger arrives at the castle claiming to be a princess, a single hidden pea reveals the truth. This gentle, engaging story […]
World Book Day Interview: A.F. Steadman Get ready to take flight with bestselling fantasy author A.F. Steadman, creator of the smash-hit Skandar series! A.F. Steadman was training to be a lawyer when she had a life-changing idea about warrior unicorns — and everything changed. She swapped law for writing, and that idea became Skandar and […]
World Book Day Interview: Serena Patel Join award-winning children’s author Serena Patel, creator of Anisha, Accidental Detective, for a fun and inspiring World Book Day interview all about her brand-new book from the Pia’s Pet Club series! Serena grew up loving libraries, mysteries and wonderfully chaotic stories like Alice in Wonderland. Now she writes funny, […]
Live online storytelling | Gentle, playful and age-appropriate Barnaby the Bear loves honey - but love alone isn’t enough. When Barnaby tries to take honey without asking, the bees respond, […]
Online storytelling | Warm, courageous and age-flexible The Windrush Generation left sunshine and home behind to help rebuild a Britain they'd never seen. They came with courage, kindness and open hearts, and changed this country forever. This Windrush Day, we're bringing their story to life through the power of storytelling. Pupils will discover who the […]
Live online storytelling | Calm, accessible and age-appropriate Designed for EYFS and KS1 pupils, this story introduces big ideas in a simple, memorable way. When Aisha and Leo find a […]
Live online storytelling | Humorous, inclusive and age-flexible This classic Nasreddin tale uses humour to explore a timeless idea: gratitude matters more than entitlement. As Nasreddin outwits his greedy neighbour, […]
Live online storytelling | Calm, inclusive and age-appropriate In this age-appropriate storytelling session for EYFS and KS1, children learn about Diwali - a festival that celebrates light, knowledge and goodness. […]
A free story for KS1, made for your Year 1 and Year 2 children to celebrate National Storytelling Week. Deep in Sherwood Forest, Robin and his merry men hear news of an archery contest, hosted by the cruel Sheriff of Nottingham, with a gleaming silver arrow as the prize. Maid Marian's sure it's a trap. […]
A free Earth Day storytelling event for KS1 and lower KS2, ready for your class straight after lunch. Made for children aged five to nine, from Year 1 up to Year 4, this folk tale follows two brothers who inherit their father's land. The eldest tricks his way into keeping the lot, and the youngest […]