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Summer Holiday: Story Makers

A Storytelling Workshop for Children facilitated by Vicky Paine

Story Makers is a hands-on, imaginative one-day workshop for children aged 7–11. Through drama, movement, voice, improvisation and creative play, children will work together to develop characters, build worlds and give their stories shape and voice — all within a supportive, encouraging environment.

The workshop is designed to nurture creativity, communication and confidence, inviting children to explore storytelling through performance and collaboration in a way that feels genuinely playful. 

Throughout the day, they’ll take part in a range of interactive drama activities and storytelling exercises, culminating in an informal sharing for parents and carers at the end of the workshop - a chance to celebrate what the children have made together.

What the day aims to Nurture:

  • Imagination and creative thinking

  • Confidence in self-expression and communication

  • Storytelling and performance skills

  • Teamwork, listening and collaboration

  • A safe and inclusive space where every child feels able to contribute

  • A lasting love of storytelling and creative play

Please provide a packed lunch for your child, to enjoy together in the courtyard.

When Monday 27th July | 10:00 am - 3:00 pm 

Exchange £40*

*When booking, please set up a child account for whoever will be joining us on the day.

About the Host

Vicky Paine is an experienced drama teacher who has worked in a wide range of school and community settings. As Artistic Director of Chalkpath and a former facilitator for Chichester Festival Theatre, she brings a wealth of creative and educational experience to her workshops. 

Vicky is passionate about creating imaginative, inclusive and supportive spaces where children can build confidence, express themselves freely and develop their creativity through drama and storytelling — her workshops encourage collaboration, playfulness and participation, ensuring every child feels valued and supported to contribute.

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