Multi-sensory stories for people with learning disabilities

Storytelling In Your Area - London: 2014

In 2014 we organised the following multi-sensory storytelling sessions:

Rosa Morison Centre, Barnet. 03/10/14, 31/10/14, 05/12/14

There were a total of 18 adult participants across the three sessions. There were two trainees who both rated the overall training/mentoring as "5/5 - Very Good". One added, "Thoroughly enjoyed the training. Great tips offered i.e. No distractions - only 1 person telling story etc." The other commented, "I learnt how to make accent how to make service users to participate with listening and reaction."

Centre 404, Islington. 03/10/14, 31/10/14, 05/12/14

There were a total of 14 adult participants across the three sessions. There were two trainees who both rated the overall training/mentoring as "5/5 - Very Good".

Michael Tippett School, Lambeth. 04/12/14

Our Storyteller ran multi-sensory storytelling sessions with a total of six children. Eight trainees observed the storytelling and then had a training session. Five rated the training as "5/5 - Very Good" and three as "4/5 - Very Good". Comments were:

"All was well explained and gave me more understanding of Bag Books."
"It was very interesting to see [The Storyteller] working with the students from the school. As we have used Bag Books at [our school] for many years, there was not much new information - but it was good to know that we are doing the right thing."
"It was interesting to see the storytelling in the first session and then the videos of the storytelling."
"Very good to see it being done with different groups with different abilities."
"A nice choice of story - suitable for any age group. It was a good balance of practical and theory."
"Very enjoyable."
"Interesting and engaging."
"It was really useful to see in practise. I can't wait to use it."

Marlborough School, Bexley. 01/12/14

A Build-A-Book day with nine children. A teacher commented,“[The pupils were] using a variety of tools and equipment. Responsibility and safety aspects taught. Confidence building. Independent skills encouraged. Using maths in a functional context i.e. measuring, vocab "long/short" edges. Fun and enjoyment..”

Lowther Road, Harrow. 16/10/14, 23/10/14, 30/10/14

There were a total of 10 adult participants across the three sessions. There were two trainees who both rated the overall training/mentoring as "5/5 - Very Good".

Bethecar Road, Harrow. 16/10/14, 23/10/14, 30/10/14

There were a total of 15 adult participants across the three sessions. There were three trainees who all rated the overall training/mentoring as "5/5 - Very Good".

Whitefield School, Waltham Forest. 21/10/14

A Build-A-Book day with five children. A teacher commented,“Sawing, hammering, painting, sticking. A very practical day, which gave pupils a chance to try lots of different skills, including some we may not have thought of doing with them.”

Richard Cloudesley School, Islington. 20/10/14

A Build-A-Book day with five children. A teacher commented,“[The pupils gained a] sense that they had made something themselves, using tools and methods that were new to them. All got a lot out of it.”

Carlton Road Day Centre, Ealing. 14/10/14

A Build-A-Book day with nine adults. A staff member commented,“Wonderful day. Made us realise that we need to be more determined to find ways of including everyone in all activities. Great to be able to tell a story that they have made themselves..”

Ickburgh School, Hackney. 10/10/14

Our Storyteller ran seven storytelling sessions with a total of 38 children. We received combined feedback on behalf of all the teachers. They judged that all of the children had benefitted from the storytelling. They rated the experience as "5/5 - Very Good" and added, "An excellent day of storytelling from Nina. Very beneficial for all our pupils, and great for the staff to see how it's done."

Richard Cloudesley School, Islington. 08/10/14

Our Storyteller ran four storytelling sessions with a total of 28 children. We received combined feedback on behalf of all the teachers. They judged that all of the children had benefitted from the storytelling. They rated the experience as "5/5 - Very Good" and added, "Sessions were much appreciated by staff and students. Excellent."

Kisharon School, Barnet. 07/10/14

A Build-A-Book day with seven children. A teacher commented,“Fanastic experience for all involved. Great opportunity to try new things. Also good for turn taking.”

The Garden School, Hackney. 06/10/14

A Build-A-Book day with six children. A teacher commented,“Everybody got a chance to try different tools and processes, and the students felt a great sense of ownership of the book at the end of the day.”

Cherry Garden School, Southwark. 23/09/14

Our Storyteller ran storytelling sessions with a total of 26 children as part of our 21st Birthday - National Multi-Sensory Storytelling Day.

Michael Tippett School, Lambeth. 23/09/14

Our Storyteller ran storytelling sessions with a total of 12 children as part of our 21st Birthday - National Multi-Sensory Storytelling Day.

Sutton Inclusion Centre, Sutton. 21/07/14, 28/07/14, 11/08/14

There were a total of 14 adult participants across the three sessions. There were three trainees who all rated the overall training/mentoring as "5/5 - Very Good". Comments were:

"This programme has been excellent. The trainer is extremely motivated, friendly and informative. Great fun for both the story teller and service users!"
"The more I practice, the better it will be."
"I have told a new story today. At first I was a bit out of sorts, but grew steadier. The more I practice it, it will flow more easily. And when the words are learnt by heart the more confident I will be."

Hylton House, Sutton. 14/07/14, 28/07/14, 11/08/14

There were a total of 10 adult participants across the three sessions. There were three trainees who all rated the overall training/mentoring as "5/5 - Very Good". One added, "[The Storyteller] was a fantastic trainer. Fantastic stories."

Linden Lodge School, Wandsworth. 04/08/14

Our Storyteller ran multi-sensory storytelling sessions involving a total of 19children.

Wandle Park, Croydon. 22/07/14, 29/07/14

Our Storyteller ran multi-sensory storytelling sessions involving a total of 8 children.

Noah's Ark Children's Hospice, Barnet. 29/07/14

Our Storyteller ran multi-sensory storytelling sessions involving a total of five children. The hospice staff judged that all five children had benefitted from the multi-sensory storytelling. They added, "The children all really enjoyed the stories. Each story was different with lots of things to keep the children engaged. The children in our session where at different stages of development yet the story was adapted to meet their needs."

Gothic House, Lambeth. 19/05/14, 02/06/14, 08/07/14

There were a total of 10 adult participants across the three sessions. There were two trainees who both rated the overall training/mentoring as "5/5 - Very Good".

The Brook School, Haringey. 07/07/14

Our Storyteller ran five storytelling sessions with a total of 28 children. We received feedback from five teachers. They judged that all of the children had benefitted from the storytelling. Four teachers rated the experience as "5/5 - Very Good" and one as "4/5 - Good". Comments were:

"Excellent."
"All of the children reacted and were drawn into the story."
"Very good session, the children were very engaged by the props."
"It would be lovely to have a selection of bag book stories here. We used to enjoy them a lot. We liked the seaside story."
"Lots of interesting ideas, good delivery, very appropriately pitched for our students."

Landmark, Tulse Hill, Lambeth. 13/05/14, 27/05/14, 18/06/14

There were a total of 20 adult participants across the three sessions. There were two trainees who both rated the overall training/mentoring as "5/5 - Very Good". One added, "It was my first time knowing about Bag Books and using it. The service users enjoyed being a part of the story and so did I. It was very impressive and fun." The other commented, "Really enjoyed the training. [The Storyteller] made me feel at ease and confident to tell the stories."

Ickburgh School, Hackney. 12/06/14

A Build-A-Book day with six children. A teacher commented,“[The children] all had lots of fun, especially when using the tools. It has been a type of work experience activity for all of them. All the students were able to access the activities as all was very well planned and differentiated.”

Real Life Options, Harrow. 14/05/14

Our Storyteller ran multi-sensory storytelling sessions involving a total of 11 adults.

Richard House Children's Hospice, Newham. 16/04/14

Our Storyteller ran multi-sensory storytelling sessions involving a total of 12 children and seven siblings. The hospice staff judged that all the children had benefitted from the multi-sensory storytelling. They added, "It was really inclusive and could be enjoyed by our service users and their siblings. The storyteller was brilliant, very relaxed and happy to go with the flow re: timings etc. and also very engaging with the children and families. I think it worked really well. It was an absolutely brilliant addition to the day and several families said how much they'd enjoyed it."

Haven House Children's Hospice, Waltham Forest. 09/04/14

Our Storyteller ran multi-sensory storytelling sessions involving a total of four children. The hospice staff judged that all four children had benefitted from the multi-sensory storytelling. They added, "[The Storyteller] was very warm and welcoming to the staff and children. She greeted all of the children individually with a smile and a touch on the shoulder. She gave a brief explanation on the best way to present the storytelling. We were thoroughly entertained by [The Storyteller] and the 3 stories. The staff and children loved it."

The Garden School, Hackney. 02/04/14

Our Storyteller ran six storytelling sessions with a total of 35 children. We received feedback from five teachers. They judged that all bar two of the children in their classes had benefitted from the storytelling. All five teachers rated the experience as "5/5 - Very Good". Comments were:

"Brilliant! The session was fun, stimulating and engaging. All of our class really enjoyed it and would gladly do more!"
"Excellent experience for the class."
"Very useful to see the books "performed". Very engaging and fun. Thanks!"
"The children were really engaged and interested. It was a wonderful time!"
"Really good!!"

Charlton Park Academy, Greenwich. 31/03/14

Our Storyteller ran five storytelling sessions with a total of 29 children. We received feedback from five teachers. They judged that all 29 children had benefitted from the storytelling. Three teachers rated the experience as "5/5 - Very Good" and two as "4/5 - Good". Comments were:

"Great. All students could get involved. Something for everyone - great."
"Unfortunately one student was asleep (unwell) who would really have enjoyed it! As always both excellent for students and staff training."
"Thank you for making this session enjoyable for all the students and adapting the stories for individuals. The resources are fantastic and very engaging for the students."
"4 students loved the two stories. They were jumping and laughing. They had a marvellous time. Thank you so much. Hope we shall see you soon."

Museum of Childhood, Tower Hamlets. 29/03/14

Our Storyteller ran storytelling sessions with a total of 8 children.

Woodlands School, Harrow. 24/03/14

Our Storyteller ran six storytelling sessions with a total of 31 children. We received feedback from five teachers. They judged that all the children in their classes had benefitted from the storytelling. All five teachers rated the experience as "5/5 - Very Good". Comments were:

"All children were interested, looking towards storyteller, participated in touching activities, smelt, laughed and giggled."
"Really good interactive session. We use Bag Books often for our PMLD class and the children really enjoyed it. Thank you."
"Children really engaged in session. So interactive and relevant to he children, definitely would like another session."
"Engaged children. Maybe music room made it more difficult. Maybe library would have been better. Or classroom."
"Fab session!"

The Village School, Brent. 19/03/14

Our Storyteller ran five storytelling sessions with a total of 27 children. We received feedback from four teachers. They judged that all the children in their classes had benefitted from the storytelling. All four teachers rated the experience as "5/5 - Very Good". One added, "Great!" Another commented, "The students enjoyed interacting with the story - especially the London one as we are studying it next term."

Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee School, Westminster. 17/03/14

Our Storyteller ran five storytelling sessions with a total of 27 children. We received feedback from five teachers. They judged that all 27 children had benefitted from the storytelling. All five teachers rated the experience as "5/5 - Very Good". One added, "Lovely session, very engaging." Another commented, "We loved it and all the pupils had great responses. Thank you!"

Castlebar School, Ealing. 12/03/14

Our Storyteller ran six storytelling sessions with a total of 43 children. We received feedback from five teachers. They judged that all the children in their classes had benefitted from the storytelling. All five teachers rated the experience as "5/5 - Very Good". Comments were:

"The children really enjoyed the experience and were eagerly awaiting their turn."
"Very visual and kinaesthetic - children thoroughly enjoyed the experience."
"All children were engaged and took part in the story."
"All the children were fully engaged and really enjoyed it."
"The staff and children all really enjoyed the session. Thank you."

Kisharon School, Barnet. 10/03/14

Our Storyteller ran six storytelling sessions with a total of 32 children. We received feedback from five teachers. They judged that all 32 children had benefitted from the storytelling. Four teachers rated the experience as "5/5 - Very Good" and one as "4/5 - Good". Comments were:

"Absolutely amazing. Really appreciate the brilliant effort!"
"Very entertaining. Children who remembered previous visits were very excited about this session."
"Lovely!!"

Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee School, Westminster. 06/03/14

Our Storyteller ran five storytelling sessions with a total of 26 children. No feedback was received.

Manor Special School, Brent. 05/03/14

Our Storyteller ran six storytelling sessions with a total of 37 children. We received feedback from six teachers. They judged that all 37 children had benefitted from the storytelling. Four teachers rated the experience as "5/5 - Very Good" and two as "4/5 - Good". Comments were:

"Great session and the children enjoyed it."
"Fantastic! Great to see new stories and the level of interaction and engagement of the children."
"Very good multi-sensory session. Thank you!"
"The session was excellent; very appropriate level, perfect multi-sensory resources and extremely accomplished storyteller. Thank you from all Class 5."
"Thank you so much. Usual staff missing but they did so well and so did you."

Sybil Elgar School, Ealing. 03/03/14

Our Storyteller ran five storytelling sessions with a total of 26 children. We received feedback from five teachers. They judged that all bar one of the 26 children had benefitted from the storytelling. All five teachers rated the experience as "5/5 - Very Good". Comments were:

"Very good interaction with pupils. Very good interactive story presentation."
"A very valuable experience. The children seemed to benefit immensely from the story and engaging in meaningful activities in a calm way. Thank you."
"We are very grateful for this opportunity. The pupils all loved the story and the storyteller was very, very good with our pupils."

Mandeville School, Ealing. 28/02/14

Our Storyteller ran five storytelling sessions with a total of 31 children. We received feedback from four teachers. They judged that all the children in their classes had benefitted from the storytelling. All four teachers rated the experience as "5/5 - Very Good". Comments were:

"Very appropriate for PMLD children with lots of props to explore and sensory aids. Excellent performance. Children did good listening and enjoyed a lot. Thanks for coming.
"Very appropriate for the children. All our children participated (excellent overall)"
"Engaging for all the children - they all sat really well and laughed and smiled. Also good training opportunity in using Bag Books with pupils!"

Springhallow School, Ealing. 27/02/14

Our Storyteller ran five storytelling sessions with a total of 31 children with autistic spectrum disorder. We received feedback from six teachers. They judged that all the children in their classes had benefitted from the storytelling. All six teachers rated the experience as "5/5 - Very Good". Comments were:

"Great - kids loved it!"
"The children were completely engrossed. One was able to tell me about all 3 stories afterwards. The lower ability child loved the noises and smells especially and laughed with pleasure during the ghost train story (unusual for him)."
"Many thanks."
"Many thanks. It was wonderful! "
"All children were very focussed and sat for a long time. Excellent resources!!!"

Kingsley High School, Harrow. 26/02/14

Our Storyteller ran seven storytelling sessions with a total of 39 children. We received feedback from five teachers. They judged that all the children in their classes had benefitted from the storytelling. All five teachers rated the experience as "5/5 - Very Good". Comments were:

"Fantastic session. Students all engaged. Great fun."
"The students thoroughly enjoyed the session and learnt a lot."
"The storyteller was very well prepared. All the students from our class enjoyed listening and exploring the objects relating to the stories. They all had good fun and we all would love to hear more stories at some time in the future!"
"All the children responded and reacted to the stories, they followed the different stories in the session and enjoyed the elements of surprise in the storytelling. Some of the children understood the humour in the stories."

Demelza South East London Children's Hospice, Greenwich. 18/02/14

Our Storyteller ran storytelling sessions with a total of five children. The hospice staff judged that all five children benefitted from the multi-sensory storytelling. They added, "Calm voice, really interactive, spending time with each child, being aware of each child's needs. Engaging with children. Really fun, enjoyable session. The children really interacted throughout the session. The children were vocal. Nice to do something different as a group. As a hospice has found it fun to do with the children, would definitely try the book at the hospice. Thank you very much!! Thoroughly enjoyed by children. Staff really keen to use service again. Thank you."

Shooting Star Chase Children's Hospice, Richmond. 18/02/14

Our Storyteller ran multi-sensory storytelling sessions involving a total of five children. The hospice staff judged that all five children had benefitted from the multi-sensory storytelling. They added, "The children responded really well. We enjoyed our visit to the zoo and seaside, also the funfair. All the children interacted well with [The Storyteller]. [She] was really good, very clear in her speech and interactive with each child. Every child responded to different parts of each story. More please."

Spa School, Southwark. 13/02/14

Our Storyteller ran six storytelling sessions with a total of 40 children. We received feedback from five teachers. They judged that all bar one of the children in their classes had benefitted from the storytelling. All five rated the experience as "5/5 - Very Good". Comments were:

"Fantastic - students really enjoyed the experience."
"Fantastic!"
"Fantastic experience for our students. All abilities benefitted from the workshop. Thank you!
"Excellent and engaging sessions. The students were all enjoying their learning and loved the experience."
"Every child getting a turn. Short and snappy - great."

Allenby Primary School, Ealing. 12/02/14

Our Storyteller ran five storytelling sessions with a total of 35 children. We received feedback from five teachers. They judged that all the children in their classes had benefitted from the storytelling. All five teachers rated the experience as "5/5 - Very Good". Comments were:

"Children concentrated very well. They really enjoyed it. It was beneficial time for all the children."
"Multi-sensory stories are very beneficial for children from our SLD unit/nursery/reception and some from Year 1. All the children participating in the session were very very involved in the story - even those with behaviour issues sat on their chairs and waited for their turns. It is also very good for modeling of the language for the children with ASD (lots of repetitions)."
"Thank you for a lovely session. The children enjoyed the story and engaged well. [The Storyteller's] great storytelling skills helped to make it a very beneficial time for all who attended."

Lambeth Day Centre, Lambeth. 20/01/14, 27/01/14, 10/02/14

There were a total of 21 adult participants across the three sessions. There were three trainees who all rated the overall training/mentoring as "5/5 - Very Good". One added, "Lovely reactions from our service users."

Mapledown School, Barnet. 03/02/14

Our Storyteller ran seven storytelling sessions with a total of 39 children. We received feedback from six teachers. They judged that all the children in their classes had benefitted from the storytelling. Five teachers rated the experience as "5/5 - Very Good" and one as "4/5 - Good". Comments were:

"Great interaction between students and [the Storyteller]. Students enjoyed stories therefore smiles/vocalising. Stories told very clearly and easy to understand."
"Storyteller engaged well with students. Introduced herself to each individual. Waited for each student to engage in their turn and asked staff about needs. Bag Books are an asset for schools with children of special needs as they can interact with staff or storyteller and understand the story by voice, touch, visual and smell."
"Fantastic!"
"Class 5 really seemed to enjoy the storytelling session. All seemed very focussed and enjoyed the interaction/sensory experience. Those that are verbal and non-verbal benefitted. Verbal students were encouraged to repeat words and sounds so that was great. Storyteller was enthusiastic and enjoyed her role."
"Opportunities for more talking for students (comments like nice, good from students), clear instructions given, initiate (from students), sensory (touch, visual), exploring (objects), expressive."
"Good rapport with students. Not too fast or too slow in reading."

The MAC, Lambeth Mencap, Lambeth. 20/01/14, 27/01/14, 01/02/14

There were a total of 14 adult participants across the three sessions. There were four trainees who all rated the overall training/mentoring as "5/5 - Very Good". Comments were:

"A service user who didn't want to take part at the training had asked me to do the session with her on Monday. Very good to see how to lead the session and keep the interactions going. It seemed fantastic. Big thanks!"
"Good clear instructions. Good demo."
"Very good , very informative and profound in the way the storyteller interacts with individuals involved and how they respond."
"Very good to see the story with the group that we are currently running. Worked well."

Regents Park Children's Centre, Camden. 31/01/14

Our Storyteller ran six storytelling sessions with a total of 47 children. We received feedback from six teachers. They judged that all 47 children had benefitted from the storytelling. All six rated the experience as "5/5 - Very Good". Comments were:

"The children were very engaged and [the Storyteller] was very good the way she told story and getting down at the children's level. Giving the children the opportunity to touch and feel, which really is what our children like. This story time was very good and we'll have [the Storyteller] again."
"Very well presented. Children really enjoyed it and felt and looked with interest."
"The children really enjoyed the story. The storyteller was very good. She was very warm and lovely. The children had fun listening to her. They done good listening, good waiting, and good looking. We would love to have her back again. Thank you once again for coming and sharing your lovely stories with us."
"The story props was very good, it was very good for children who have special needs. I would really like to use the stories daily."
"The children enjoy the story they were very happy."

Belvue School, Ealing. 29/01/14

Our Storyteller ran five storytelling sessions with a total of 35 children. We received feedback from six teachers. They judged that all 35 children had benefitted from the storytelling. All six rated the experience as "5/5 - Very Good". Comments were:

"Very good and wonderfully tactile for SLD students."
"Pupils all extremely engaged with sessions. Level pitched just right for our pupils. Stories lovely and well resourced. Teacher enthusiastic and great rapport with kids."
"Our class are in need of constant sensory and OT input. Our class find it difficult to maintain attention for a long period of time. Our class are currently working together on turn taking. The session gave us idea how to help our students. Our class waited their turn and enjoyed each new activity. Thank you for 3 funny, captivating stories."
"Engaged all students. Took into account the ones that didn't want to participate and re-tried. Excellent."
"Students quote - " like the stories thank you", "The stories are very nice", "I liked it very much", "I love it", "I like the stickers"."
"All students enjoyed the interactive resources."

Oakleigh School, Barnet. 24/01/14

Our Storyteller ran seven storytelling sessions with a total of 40 children. We received feedback from six teachers. They judged that all of the children in their classes had benefitted from the storytelling. All six rated the experience as "5/5 - Very Good". Comments were:

"Once again I've been reminded how good the Bag Books are and I'll be using them again. Particularly like them for one to one or one to two so time can be given to exploring the boards."
"This was my first experience with Bag Books and I loved it! The resources were perfect for my children and I can see that if we had longer the children would benefit from exploring the resources more. The visual and sound effected were perfect. The wording was just right and spoken brilliantly. What a lovely enjoyable session! Brilliant."
"Very good repetition and use of resources to get across the main parts of the story. Very interactive and a good pace. Maybe for a few children in my class, they needed more focussed attention so more resources for them to interact with while the storyteller could carry on with the story. It was good for me as a teacher to see how it was used practically in class."
"Nursery age children - all enjoyed the story and were helped to join in in different ways. Thank you."
"Wonderful. Looking forward to more stories next time."
"Nice to be shown how to use books - as a teacher! Thanks!"

Cherry Garden School, Southwark. 23/01/14

Our Storyteller ran seven storytelling sessions with a total of 42 children. We received feedback from seven teachers. They judged that all bar one of the 42 children had benefitted from the storytelling. Six rated the experience as "5/5 - Very Good" and one as "4/5 - Good". Comments were:

"Excellent thank you. Children have never been so calm!."
"Really lovely and inspirational. My children were all completely enthralled and it was great to see their reactions! Thank you."
"I liked the 1, 2, 3 coins for number skills for more able kids. Lovely sensory props - particularly the elephant! A little more time would have been great, but I know you had all the classes to squeeze in!."
"Very nice stories. Even the children that are more difficult to engage were concentrating well and happy with these stories.."
"That was amazing - I never thought they would sit through it, thank you."

Swiss Cottage School, Camden. 22/01/14

Our Storyteller ran seven storytelling sessions with a total of 54 children. We received feedback from six teachers. They judged that all bar one of the children in their classes had benefitted from the storytelling. Five rated the experience as "5/5 - Very Good" and one as "4/5 - Good". Comments were:

"Students really enjoyed storytelling session. Students were engaged and smiling during story. Extremely beneficial. I also learned how to use the Bag Books we have more efficiently."
"That was fantastic - a fabulous resource and the children sat so well."
"Children engaged and happy."
"Children enjoy the sensory aspect of storytelling especially PMLD and ASD."
"Very enjoyable and engaging session. Stories were age appropriate and fun. The storyteller had a lovely manner with the learners."
"Simple language, repeated helped our students to concentrate and to keep focus. Well done!"

Jack Tizard School, Hammersmith & Fulham. 15/01/14

"Next time we would probably have less stories (2 instead of 3) and have more time to explore the props. The storyteller lady was super energetic and lovely. Thank you for the session!"
"The students really enjoyed the session. Students were engaged when it was their turn. The only suggestion would be to either have a smaller group or extra equipment to lessen the waiting time for students. Overall an excellent experience!"
"Adapting the session to try and involve support staff more i.e. use of resources for individual pupils, could be helpful. Lessen waiting times for pupils when sitting in wheelchairs i.e. if inspected, inspectors would expect more children to be fully engaged/active in some way during the session if possible. The creativity of the resources was great e.g. elephant trunk and sound, Big Ben clock and sound. Bring in more sensory aspects where possible alongside "touch" and "sound" e.g. more on "smell" or "taste" perhaps? Many thanks for your time and effort. It is much appreciated and enjoyed by pupils and staff."
"Very enjoyable session. Students engaged and thoroughly enjoyed the stories. Thanks."
"Really enthusiastic storyteller who was great with the students. Kept focused despite the behaviours of some of the students. Very interactive and exciting for each student. Phenominal props!"

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