‘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’
What People Say
Heather Taylor, Year 3 Teacher, Clapgate 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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‘Granny’s Underground Garden inspired my children to want to write their own stories – which they have been doing ever since.’
Heather Taylor, Year 3 Teacher, Clapgate Primary School
Project:
‘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 it at the end when Gwyneth became a knight because she was the first girl to ever become a knight – and she did!’
Brittany
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‘Writing levels have improved for every child who took part.’
Sam Limbert, Year 4 Teacher, Kirkstall St. Stephen’s Primary
‘I learnt to express my feelings and not to be embarrassed’
Jack, Year 4, Middleton St. Mary’s Primary School
‘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
‘All the children got involved – they were all encouraged. They were so excited by the drama, they were still doing it in the playground!’
Carmel Utting, Year 6 Teacher at Pudsey St Nicholas
‘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
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