An audio story with pictures from The Stiperstones Hills in South Shropshire told for early years children. With colour-in pictures, activities and information for visiting the site.
An audio story with pictures from Llanymynech told for early years children. With colour-in pictures, activities and information for visiting the site.
An audio story with pictures from Ellesmere told for early years children. With colour-in pictures, activities and information for visiting the site.
An audio story with pictures from Titterstone Clee told for early years children. With colour-in pictures, activities and information for visiting the site.
An audio story with pictures from Chirk told for early years children. With colour-in pictures, activities and information for visiting the site.
An audio story with pictures from Bridgnorth told for early years children. With colour-in pictures, activities and information for visiting the site.
Download a strenuous 90 minute walk on Titterstone Clee starting and finishing at Clee Hills Village, with three local stories.
Download six 90 minute walks each with its own story compiled by Jake Evans while serving his storytelling apprenticeship at Mythstories.
Download a four-day cycle trail of Shropshire’s story sites for experienced cyclists.
Download a copy of the book written by Gladys Mary Coles & Dez Quarréll and retrace Mary Webb’s steps around her beloved Shrewsbury.
A downloadable story-walking tour of Oswestry. With links to live performances by Storyteller Clive Hopwood and Musician David Bannister.
Stories for Shrewsbury’s shuts (the alleyways that riddle the town centre) created by local groups working with Storyteller, Amy Douglas.
A family creativity challenge to make a ‘stained-glass’ window depicting a story of St. Milburga of Much Wenlock.
An audio story with pictures from Much Wenlock told for early years children. With colour-in pictures, activities and information for visiting the site.
Award winning poet Fred D’Aguiar’s poems inspired by folk stories of Ellesmere in North Shropshire.
A poetic response to Richard Gough’s 1702 book of ‘Antiquities and Memories of the Parish of Myddle’ (the original soap opera).
The tale of Shropshire’s own real-life Robin Hood. Shown in an auca (cartoon form) of his first and last adventure and then as the full epic set of quatrains by Michael Rosen.
Part 15 of the Indian, Hindu epic. The end game is played out. With background facts for Key Stage 3 pupils.
Part 14 of the Indian, Hindu epic. Nala directs the building of a causeway and the battle begins. With background facts for Key Stage 3 pupils
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