Celebrate National Storytelling Week, by stepping into the fantasy world of Celtic Tales, mythical creatures and playtime with fellow foes

For National Storytelling Week, Ways of the Wild will take you on a journey from listening to stories to becoming young storytellers yourselves.

Storytelling is at the root of every art form: we think in story form, make sense of our world in narrative – from something we’ve seen, through last night’s television, to what family and folk stories we remember and retell. Performance storytelling can be a powerful experience, both entertaining and moving. Story is also the traditional medium of communication from generation to generation, a tool for education and therapy.

What better way to transport us to the fantastical world of Celtic folklore. Celtic tales often have fairies, elves, giants, goblins, and other magical beings. The stories often depict heroics, adventure and romance, we’ll bring these themes to life!

More adventures include…

*Celtic Tales

*Woodcraft Fairy Door & Mushroom Carving

*Celtic Songs & Dance

*Storytelling

Esme and Zhanina (also known as Jay) both met under the canopy of trees. This is where they bonded over the joy of nature and outdoor learning in the early years setting. We are both trained in Outdoor Pediatric First Aid, Level 3 Forest School Leader and are fully DBS certified.

Our contact numbers Jay: 07480991090 Esme: 07989603889

*Lunch will not be provided but we will have snacks such as fruit, crackers and biscuits for anyone who forgets*