‘I learnt not to be scared…I’m normally frightened of standing up and speaking, but I’ve done it loads!’
What People Say
Oliver, Year 3, Hobmoor 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
‘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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Parent from Methley Primary
‘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
‘The drama had a huge impact on the childrens’ writing – especially the boys. Their writing had never been as strong and as visually clear before.’
Owen Bayley, Year 6 Teacher, Calverley Parkside Primary
Thank you for our journey to the bottom of the bottom of the bottom of the sea. The children loved every second of the adventure.
Miss Wynd and Mss Appleyard from Cookridge Holy Trinity 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
‘The children couldn’t just sit back – they had to think as well, the whole way through the journey, they had to follow – they were on the edge of their seats and the balls of their feet.’
Simon Clarkson, Literacy Co-ordinator, Stanningley Primary School
‘For children with special Educational Needs the project was brilliant as they could access everything and take part in ways that are suited to their learning styles’.
Heather Taylor, Year 3 Teacher, Clapgate Primary School
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