Drama Literacy Project

Connecting school communities through the power of story

Outstanding Drama Initiative

Our drama literacy project, The Story That Connects Us, invites your entire school to collaborate on creating an original story through the magic of creative play. Designed to inspire imaginations, build confidence, and enhance storytelling skills, this project also seeks to bring children and the school community back together after a challenging few years.

The story begins with Reception and concludes with Year 6, ensuring every class and child contributes to the adventure. In each workshop, students will explore drama and storytelling activities that spark creativity, working together to craft a unique chapter of the tale. They’ll bring their ideas to life through performance and map the story on giant sheets of paper, piece by piece, until the epic school-wide story is complete.

We arrive with a blank story book, a big bag of props and huge rolls of paper. All we need are curious imaginative children!

Shortly after our visit, we will send you the completed story book for all classes and wider community to enjoy!

EY, KS1 & KS2

1 - 4 classes (50mins per class, delivered in 1 day) = £500

7 classes (50mins per class, delivered over 2 days) = £1000

14 - 21 classes (50mins with 2 or 3 classes together, delivered over 2 days) = £1100

Printed Story Books are £25 each

Travel not included above

*This project can also be delivered across multiple schools or year groups across a Trust

Madley Primary

Creative, energetic, nonsense. So many classes have followed up the sessions with some amazing writing - the 'buzz' created energised the start of term

Elmwood Junior School

The best drama workshop I have ever seen. I will be in touch to book more

St Barnabas Primary

I loved the way that all children were supported to take part. There were no wrong answers - the children got this straight away. This led to really high engagement. The session was pitched perfectly for my class. Thank you - we loved it

St Edmundsbury Primary

This class has a number of children that regularly refuse to take part in learning activities and struggle to engage with some lessons...NOT TODAY! Every child was completely immersed in the story and it was an absolute joy to watch their faces