‘I liked it at the end when Gwyneth became a knight because she was the first girl to ever become a knight – and she did!’
What People Say
‘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’
Sam Limbert, Year 4 Teacher, Kirkstall St. Stephens Primary School
‘I was given a totally different way of looking at children’s learning…and a wide range of learning styles that I can now develop and re-design to suit different purposes in the classroom’
Heather Taylor, Year 3 Teacher, Clapgate Primary School
Here's what one family says about The Museum Of Untold Stories online ....
Parent from Methley Primary
‘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
‘Gawain gave me lots of ideas but most of all it helped me to realise that if I want children to write, I have to create a context for them to be in first – make it real for them – make them feel it,
Heather Knox, Year 5 Teacher, Wykebeck Primary School
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It was the best day of my life
Three children at Clapgate School Leeds
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‘The evidence was in black and white in their writing – the standard genuinely rose after a days work together – amazing!’
David Eton, Deputy Head at Mount St Marys 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
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‘The actors didn’t have any pre-conceptions ...each child was equally valued and this brought out some amazing things.
Clair Year 4, Middleton St. Marys Primary School
