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SUMMARY:How To Find And Tell Your Story - Sept '26
DESCRIPTION:You have stories. Learn how to find one and tell it well.\nHow To Find And Tell Your Story is a practical 2-hour workshop that turns lived moments into stories people listen to. \nThis workshop is for people who struggle to tell their own stories. If you go blank when asked to share an experience\, talk in circles\, or aren’t sure what makes a story worth telling – this is for you. \nIn this practical 2-hour online workshop\, you’ll learn how to spot stories in your own life\, shape them using a simple structure\, and tell one story with confidence. \nYou’ll leave with one story shaped and told aloud\, and tools you can reuse.\n\nWhat You’ll Learn \n\nHow to recognise which moments contain real stories\nA clear story structure that works every time\nHow to open a story and keep people listening\nHow to cut what isn’t needed\nPractice telling your story out loud\n\nThis Workshop Is For You If \n\nYou freeze when someone asks you to tell a story\nYou need to use personal stories in work\, interviews\, or everyday life\nYou’re curious about storytelling but don’t know where to start\nTeachers\, therapists\, managers\, parents\, job-seekers – anyone who needs to hold attention\n\nWhat People Said About the February Workshop\n“Unlocked something I’ve been blocked on for a very long time – solid gold.”— Clare \n“The content was well presented and explained and I felt relaxed enough to risk telling a very personal story and thoroughly enjoyed the experience and my listeners’ reactions.”— Umi \n“Fun\, engaging\, productive\, nourishing – definitely worth getting up at 6am for.”— Delta\, USA \nPractical Details\nDate: Thursday 3rd September\, 6-8pm GMT\nFormat: Online (Zoom)\nPrice: £16.50\nExperience needed: None.
URL:https://settlestories.org.uk/whats-on-event/how-to-find-and-tell-your-story-sept-26/
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SUMMARY:Introduction to Podcasting Workshop
DESCRIPTION:This workshop is part of the Extending XR programme\, funded by the York and North Yorkshire Combined Authority and is open to adult residents in York and North Yorkshire.\nPodcasts are an ever-growing and popular way for sharing information or entertaining that can open up opportunities for storytelling and community building.\nAt this in-person introductory workshop you will gain foundational skills to create your own podcast\, from initial ideation to final production. Over a two-hour practical session\, you’ll learn about script development\, audio recording and audio editing. By the end of the workshop you’ll have gained skills and confidence to plan and record your own audio content.\nThe workshop is ideal for creatives\, technologists\, students\, and industry professionals interested in creating their own podcasts. No previous experience of creating audio content is necessary and the session is built to be a beginner-friendly introduction to the technology.\n\nDate: Tuesday 15th September\nTime: 2pm – 4pm\nLocation: The Joinery\, Settle
URL:https://settlestories.org.uk/whats-on-event/introduction-to-podcasting-workshop/
LOCATION:The Joinery\, Dawsons Court\, Market Place\, Settle\, North Yorkshire\, BD24 9ED\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:People's Emergency Briefing - Settle Community Film Screening and Discussion (Online Attendance)
DESCRIPTION:A special community screening: The People’s Emergency Briefing #PEBuk \nWhat’s happening with climate and nature\, and what does it mean for everyday life in the UK? \nJoin us for a screening of the People’s Emergency Briefing – an eye-opening film bringing together nine leading UK scientists and experts with the latest evidence and why it matters for things like: \n🌧️ Extreme weather\n🍞 Food security\n🏥 Health\n💷 Cost of living \nThe film is based on the National Emergency Briefing in Westminster (featured by ITV\, Channel 4 and The Times) with appearances from Chris Packham\, Deborah Meaden\, and a range of voices from across the UK. \nAfter the film there will be a short open discussion about what it means for our community and what we can do locally. \nLocal MP Sir Julian Smith was invited but unfortunately is unable to attend. \nIt is free to watch online via Streamyard – simply click the link and enter your email address.
URL:https://settlestories.org.uk/whats-on-event/peoples-emergency-briefing-settle-community-film-screening-and-discussion-online-attendance/
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SUMMARY:Lilith: The Other Side of the Story
DESCRIPTION:Before Eve\, there was Lilith… \nAn uplifting one-woman storytelling show. An exploration and celebration of female power through the mythological figure of Lilith. Shocking\, seductive and entertaining. \nThis event is in person at The Joinery in Settle\, and online\, streamed globally. It’s not one to miss. \nLilith\, the first wife of Adam\, was not prepared to lie down and accept what was given to her. Thrown out of Eden\, she slithered back in to take her  revenge and wake Eve up to what her body could do. Viewed as a demon\, worshipped as a goddess\, adored as the Queen of Sheba\, Lilith slips out of the Bible\, reclaims the narrative and is dancing with us still\, forever free. Katy Cawkwell mixes myth from Arabia\, Ethiopia\, Mesopotamia and Jewish tradition\, with a dash of feminist flavouring and a large dollop of her own wild dreaming. \n“Katy was not only captivating to listen to and watch\, but was also a breeze to work with\, as a producer. It was lovely to watch the engrossed audience as they followed her storytelling and feel the space close in around us\, with Katy as the focal point.”  Villages in Action (rural touring)
URL:https://settlestories.org.uk/whats-on-event/lilith/
LOCATION:The Joinery\, Dawsons Court\, Market Place\, Settle\, North Yorkshire\, BD24 9ED\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Performance
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SUMMARY:The Cauldron That Died: World Gratitude Day Event for EYFS\, KS1 and KS2
DESCRIPTION:Live online storytelling | Humorous\, inclusive and age-flexible \nThis classic Nasreddin tale uses humour to explore a timeless idea: gratitude matters more than entitlement. \nAs Nasreddin outwits his greedy neighbour\, pupils learn that generosity should be met with thanks\, not expectation. The story encourages reflection on sharing\, kindness and how we respond when we receive something freely given. \nLed live by a professional storyteller\, this session is suitable for EYFS through KS2\, making it ideal for mixed-age assemblies or whole-school listening.
URL:https://settlestories.org.uk/whats-on-event/the-cauldron-that-died-world-gratitude-day-event-for-eyfs-ks1-and-ks2/
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SUMMARY:StoryLab: Craft Your Story In Six Weeks (September '26 Intake)
DESCRIPTION:Most people struggle with storytelling for the same reason. \nNobody taught them the mechanics\, so their stories drift. They over-explain. They start too early\, end too late\, and miss the moment that actually matters. People nod politely. Nothing lands. \nThat’s not a talent problem. It’s a craft problem. StoryLab exists to fix that. This is practice-based. Not theory. \nSix weeks. Same people. Same Zoom room. One story\, built properly from Week 1 to Week 6. No inspirational fluff. No “just be authentic” nonsense. You’ll craft your story both ways: written (~1\,500 words) and told aloud (5-7 minutes). Same story. Two forms. Real craft. \nThe six weeks: \n\nWeek 1 (23rd Sept): Why this story and why now. Opening with impact.\nWeek 2 (30th Sept): What’s actually at risk for your character and your listener.\nWeek 3 (7th Oct): Structure that holds. A flexible framework you’ll use on every story after this.\nWeek 4 (14th Oct): Scene. How to make pictures in the listener’s mind.\nWeek 5 (21st Oct): Character\, voice and conflict\, including your own.\nWeek 6 (28th Oct): Edit. Cut what you love so the story can live.\n\nBy Week 6 you’ll have: \n\nOne complete story – written (~1\,500 words) and told aloud (5–7 minutes without notes)\nSix professional techniques you can apply to any story from here\nYour Story Bank framework for building the next one without starting from scratch\n\nThis only works if you show up \nYou’ll write between sessions. Practice aloud in small groups. Give and receive feedback \nTeaching is recorded and available for 7 days\, but this is not a “watch it later” experience. If you want passive content\, there are cheaper options. If you want skill\, this requires participation. \nWho this is for \nStoryLab is for people who know they have a story worth telling\, and haven’t told it yet. \nYou might be navigating a professional transition and need to articulate what you’ve learned. You might be carrying a family story that’s in danger of disappearing. You might use story in your work – teaching\, leading\, fundraising – and want to do it with more craft and less guesswork. \nWhat you all have in common: one moment from your life that still has heat in it. That’s enough to start. \nYou don’t need a story chosen in advance. That’s what Week 1 is for. \nWhat you get: \n\n6 × 90-minute live sessions (3 weeks + integration break + 3 weeks)\nSmall\, consistent cohort – maximum 12 people\nDirect teaching and guided practice in breakout groups\nOne complete story in two forms: written and told aloud\nSix techniques you’ll reuse for the rest of your life\nTeaching recordings available for 7 days\nStory Bank method for ongoing work\n\nThis is about skill\, not certificates or gold stars but you’ll get them too! \nA note from Sita: \nI’m Sita Brand\, founder of Settle Stories\, an Arts Council England National Portfolio Organisation. I’ve spent four decades telling stories in prisons\, on stages\, in funding rooms\, and in the moments that actually matter. I trained with Dr Clarissa Pinkola Estés and was ordained by Thich Nhat Hanh. \nWhat I know for certain: storytelling isn’t magic. It’s method. The same techniques work whether you’re writing for the page or speaking aloud\, whether you’re crafting a memoir piece\, pitching an idea\, or telling the truth about your life. \nStoryLab isn’t about becoming “a storyteller.” It’s about learning how story works\, so you can use it deliberately\, ethically\, and well. \nSix weeks. One story. Written and told. This is real craft. \nDates and investment \nWhen: Wednesdays 23rd\, 30th September and 7th\, 14th\, 21st and 28th ​October \nTime: 6.30pm – 8pm BST\, live on Zoom  \nSize: Maximum 12  \n£297. \nQuestions welcome. But fair warning: this is for people ready to practice\, not just think about it. \nNot sure yet? There’s a 2-hour Finding Your Story workshop. This we call Session Zero. Try the framework and experience the teaching.  \nNext Sessions: 3rd September 6-8pm.
URL:https://settlestories.org.uk/whats-on-event/storylab-craft-your-story-in-six-weeks-september-intake/
CATEGORIES:Networking,Workshop
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SUMMARY:The Ritual Year
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a celebration of the delightfully eccentric folk customs\, rituals and traditions that mark the turning year! From cheese rolling to hen races\, and from Morris dancing to druid gatherings at Stongehenge\, there’s plenty in the ritual year that feels traditional. But these customs are not a twee relic of a fancy-dress past\, but a series of living\, breathing traditions that evolve and modernise over time. The seasonal calendar\, too\, is changing\, as multicultural contemporary customs\, like Lunar New Year celebrations or the Bradford mela\, add diversity to the calendar. Yorkshire author\, Kiera Chapman\, will guide us through the surprising stories of these customs\, showing why they are more popular than ever with audiences young and old. \nKiera Chapman is author of The Ritual Year: A New Calendar of Britain’s Feasts\, Festivals and Folklore and Nature’s Calendar: The British Year in 72 Seasons. She is a Research Fellow at the University of Oxford\, where her work focuses on preventing biodiversity loss associated with urban development. \nThis event is hybrid – you can attend online or in person at The Joinery in Settle.
URL:https://settlestories.org.uk/whats-on-event/the-ritual-year-in-person/
LOCATION:The Joinery\, Dawsons Court\, Market Place\, Settle\, North Yorkshire\, BD24 9ED\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Talk
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SUMMARY:Diwali: Live Storytelling Event for EYFS and KS1
DESCRIPTION:Live online storytelling | Calm\, inclusive and age-appropriate \nIn this age-appropriate storytelling session for EYFS and KS1\, children learn about Diwali – a festival that celebrates light\, knowledge and goodness. \nThrough story\, pupils are introduced to the idea that light can guide us through darkness and that kindness and fairness help communities thrive. The session supports early learning around values\, empathy and cultural understanding\, all through the power of story. \nDelivered live by a professional storyteller\, this 30-minute session fits easily into the school day and requires no preparation from teachers.
URL:https://settlestories.org.uk/whats-on-event/diwali-live-storytelling-event-for-eyfs-and-ks1/
CATEGORIES:EYFS,KS1
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SUMMARY:The Village of Helping Hands: National Storytelling Week Event for EYFS
DESCRIPTION:A free story for EYFS to celebrate National Storytelling Week\, made especially for your nursery and Reception children.  \nPip the rabbit has a big question: what makes his village special? So off he hops to visit his neighbours\, and everywhere he goes\, someone’s busy helping. There’s bread being baked\, paths being swept and little ones being taught. Then the sky turns dark\, a storm rolls in\, and Pip finds out what a village can do when everyone pulls together\, and what one small rabbit can do too. \nGentle and warm\, this story is told with little listeners in mind\, and it fits perfectly within the Personal\, Social and Emotional Development and Understanding the World areas of the curriculum. It’s a lovely way into your People Who Help Us topic\, too\, with ready-made talk about kindness\, caring and the part we all play. \nThe plan’s sorted. Book your free place\, gather everyone on the carpet\, and let Pip take it from there.
URL:https://settlestories.org.uk/whats-on-event/the-village-of-helping-hands-national-storytelling-week-event-for-eyfs/
CATEGORIES:EYFS
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SUMMARY:Robin Hood and the Silver Arrow: National Storytelling Week Event for KS1
DESCRIPTION:A free story for KS1\, made for your Year 1 and Year 2 children to celebrate National Storytelling Week. \nDeep 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. Robin’s sure he can win it. So he pulls on a disguise\, shuffles into Nottingham as a bent old man\, and steps up to take his shot. Will his disguise hold\, and can the best archer in England outwit the Sheriff? \nThere’s daring\, disguise and a chase that’ll have your class on the edge of the carpet\, all pitched just right for five to seven year olds. It’s a brilliant fit for traditional tales in English\, with ready-made talk about pride\, listening to good advice and friends who stick by you. \nBook your free place today\, settle everyone down to watch after lunch\, and let the adventure do the rest.
URL:https://settlestories.org.uk/whats-on-event/national-storytelling-week-ks1/
CATEGORIES:KS1
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SUMMARY:The Selkie Wife: National Storytelling Week Event for KS2
DESCRIPTION:A free story for KS2\, made for children aged seven to eleven\, to celebrate National Storytelling Week.  \nOn a wild northern shore\, a lonely man spots a group of seal people\, their sealskins laid out on the rocks. He takes one and hides it away\, and the selkie it belongs to can no longer return to the waves. In time they make a home together and raise a family\, yet every evening she gazes out at the water. Then one day her daughter\, rummaging somewhere she shouldn’t\, finds something she’s never seen before. \nThis old tale from the islands of Scotland is haunting\, tender and beautifully pitched for older listeners who are ready for a story with real depth. It fits right into myths and legends in English\, and it’s ready to spark the kind of discussion that fills a whole lesson: about belonging\, about choices\, and about what we owe the people we love. \nBook your free place\, and leave a little time afterwards\, because your class will have plenty to say.
URL:https://settlestories.org.uk/whats-on-event/the-selkie-wife-national-storytelling-week-event-for-ks2/
CATEGORIES:LKS2,UKS2
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SUMMARY:Mountain of the Sun: Earth Day Storytelling Event for KS1 and Lower KS2
DESCRIPTION:A free Earth Day storytelling event for KS1 and lower KS2\, ready for your class straight after lunch.  \nMade 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 sets off with only an axe over his shoulder. A kindness to a nesting bird leads him somewhere astonishing\, and he takes just what he needs. Then his brother hears about it\, and he wants more. Much more. \nTold by a professional storyteller and hand illustrated for KS1 and lower KS2\, this folk tale opens a gentle way into this year’s Earth Day theme\, ‘Food for Our Planet™’\, and gives your class a way into the big questions: how much is enough\, who do we share with\, and how do we care for the land that feeds us? \nBook your free place\, sit down for fifteen minutes after lunch with your class\, and you’ll come away with ready-made talk for circle time\, PSHE or science\, all before home time.
URL:https://settlestories.org.uk/whats-on-event/mountain-of-the-sun-earth-day-storytelling-event-for-ks1-and-lower-ks2/
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