‘Many of the pupils who are usually quiet, and seem to find imaginative work difficult just grew and grew over the project…especially the boys’
What People Say
Sam Limbert, Year 4 Teacher, Kirkstall St. Stephens Primary School
‘I don’t normally think like this, I’ve come alive!’
Joshua, Year 6, Pudsey St Josephs Primary School
'Granny’s Underground Garden totally captured the childrens’ imaginations.
Simon Clarkson, Year 5 teacher, Stanningley Primary School
Project:
‘The resource pack was great – the perfect springboard into the rest of the curriculum. I am going to share it with the whole staff’.
Sally Spavin, Deputy Head, Pudsey Tyersal Primary School
‘This project has totally re-enthused me into teaching more drama in the classroom – and to justify the time given to teaching it.
Alex McGregor, Year 4 Teacher, Shakespeare Primary School
‘I liked the bit where Gwyneth and Gawain had their argument – and we got to have out own argument…It gives you a chance to say what you think and put it in the story’.
Olivia
Project:
‘The children were so engaged – even the ones that normally switch off…they explored a story to the fullest, lived and breathed it and could remember every detail’
Rebecca Richardson, Year 4 teacher at Middleton Primary School
"The children were all engaged and hugely motivated by the visit of the Princess and the Genie.
Nicola Roberts from Beeston St Anthony's Primary
Project:
‘You used so many hooks to get the children thinking and working...lots of different strategies. I have a whole load of new tools for my drama toolbox’
Rebecca Richardson, Year 4 teacher at Middleton Primary School
‘The story wasn’t just a story – it gave us history, literature and conflict – an understanding of problems – a way to think things through.
Sarah Spencer, Year 6 Teacher, St Nicholas Primary School
Blog
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Edward the explorer has been greeted back to Sunshine Street by 78 children, teachers and familie
1 month 22 hours ago
....with the children of Oakwood Primary.