From the incomparable Nimue Brown, this warming review of Sing Me The Creation: Creative Writing Sourcebook, 2nd Edition. How to write and whether to read I’m not a great fan of how-to instructions for writers.…
From the wonderful @thepndmonster, this seasonal review of Findus at Christmas. Originally posted on her blog on 15/11/2015 We love the Findus series and were thrilled to receive a copy of the festive story Findus…
This review was written by Anne Goldsworthy, primary science expert, consultant and teacher. Find out more about Anne Goldsworthy here. Many thanks, Anne, for writing us this review. Science Through Stories: Teaching Primary Science with…
It’s that time of year! October is drawing to a close. Here for your enjoyment, a simple pumpkin pie recipe from Festivals, Family and Food. Tasty! Ingredients 1 unbaked pastry shell 15 oz pumpkin purée…
This review of Science Through Stories appears in the November issue of Primary Teacher Update, and was written by Karen Faux. Find a link to this highly informative journal at the foot of the page,…
This review of Science Through Stories by @thepndmonster was posted on her blog on the 12th October. We massively enjoy hearing about how the Storytelling Schools model works with home education.
Following a fantastic launch at the Story Museum in Oxford (photos here), we are very happy to announce that this book is now available to buy. Bursting with exciting stories to fire up young minds,…
Welcome to the official launch of Storytelling Schools’ fantastic new book this evening, Wednesday 23 September (6pm-8pm) at the Story Museum, Pembroke Street, Oxford. Celebrate with drinks, canapés and a free workshop exploring how to…
Steve Biddulph, author of The New Manhood, Raising Boys and Raising Girls, will be doing not one but two workshops in Stroud this month. Hawthorn Press are very happy to have helped set up these…
Reviewed in issue 116 of Montessori International by Sue Briggs. Reproduced with kind permission, this is an edited extract. “Stories are magical. Every teacher knows that.” So begins Pie Corbett’s foreword to The Storytelling School.…
Anthony Nanson’s Deep Time reviewed by Nimue Brown on her blog, originally posted on the 1st July. A link to her blog can be found at the bottom of the page – big thank-yous to this…
Watch a time lapse of Sophie Buckley creating the blue tit from her and Steffi Stern’s new book, out now. https://youtu.be/Fy1WX2wkDUI?si=3FvswiusS3KMulf- Making Needle Felted Animals: Over 20 wild, domestic and imaginary creatures Steffi Stern &…
July 11th, 11am-3pm at 10a Market Street, NailsworthPhone 01453 298725 for more informationRefreshments available. Join us at Mother Goose craft shop to mark the publication of Making Needle Felted Animals Meet the authors, Steffi Stern and…
Margaret Bloom, the author of Making Peg Dolls and Making Peg Dolls & More, kindly reviewed our forthcoming book on her glorious blog. A link to her blog is provided at the bottom of this page, and…
Two reviews in the space of one! Written by the lovely Adventureswithmonster, these reviews originally appeared individually on her blog. We have them together here simply because we like them so much! Findus Goes Camping…
We were very excited to find out that TES magazine had written a review of the Storytelling Schools Model. This article by Helen Ward appeared in TES on the 15th May. And the children all…
(A link to the full report is provided at the bottom of the article.) Storytelling Boosts Literacy Education Progress in Deprived London Borough The University of Winchester has launched Jonathan Rooke’s report into the impact of…
