The Montgomeryshire folktale “The Enchanted Wood”, in English and Welsh. Two written precis’ and two very different video tellings.
The Tale of St Milburga and the Geese told by Zoom Away With Words club member Severn.
Zoom Away With Words young storytellers club can now meet face to face as well as on zoom. Read more…
Announcing 3 autumn storywalks for home-educating families at Shropshire countryside beauty spots.
Artist Joseph Scrobb’s sketchbook evaluation chronicling his response to the stories and the films in the Wise Words in Wild Places project.
View a film-story of the tale “White Lion” and get site details and downloadable walking routes on Whixall Moss.
View a film-story of “Sabrina” and get site details and easy access walking routes on Haughmond Hill.
View a film-story of “Gogmagog” and get site details and a walking route from Oswestry Bus Station to and around the amazing hillfort of Old Oswestry.
View a film-story of “The Bells of Colemere” and get site details and a family walking route around the lake.
View a film-story of “Ned Pugh of Llanymynech” and get site details and a walking route to plan your walk around Llanymynech Limeworks Heritage Area.
View a film-story of “Hogstow Hall” and get site details and a walking route to plan your walk from Crowsnest to Hope.
View a film-story of “Milburga ~ Flight Across the Ford” and get site details and a walking route to plan your visit to Acton Scott.
A Creativity Challenge to make a traditional-style story for a nearby public sculpture with a video from Wednesfield in 2001.
View a film-story of “Wild Edric” and get site details and a walking route to plan your visit to the Stiperstones.
View a film-story of “The Fairy Gold” and get site details and a walking route to plan your visit to Bury Ditches.
View a film-story of “Treasure of Stokesay” and get site details and a walking route to plan your visit to The Onny Meadows.
Work Based Learning student Jordan shares his researches and a sneak preview of a scene from his Mummers play on the extremely short-lived Saint Rumwald. Suitable for Key Stage 3 up.
A Creativity Challenge to make a kamishibai to accompany the retelling of the Welsh tale of “The House With The Front Door On The Back”.
Away With Words the storytelling club for 11 to 16 year olds who want to practice and improve their telling skills is going on-line from April 2021
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