Story Library

 

 

 

The Story Library is a free service archiving the stories of project participants  in three age groups, by date of attendance (or story submission).

By offering children and young people creative play options, we encourage them to imagine their own worlds – whether filled with magic carpets or flying robots.

To make learning fun and to encourage participants to tap into their creativity, we build emotionally significant links to the life of each writer.

Mature students are also benefiting from the simplicity of the story writing templates and report that the strategy helps them overcome writer's block and anxiety in their writing tasks.

Talk Together London CIC is a social enterprise with charitable objectives, supporting those who are underserved or may be economically disadvantaged. We offer story telling projects and ran the Tell a Story, Your Story project.

The Help a Child Publish a Story was funded by RBKC Arts in 2017-18 and the stories are catalogued on our web pages. The aim of the project is to develop an understanding of common elements within traditional stories and guide the participants to write their own stories.

Our team provides free support in spelling, punctuation and grammar. The Story Library is updated regularly.

The project team continued delivering creative writing events and workshops at local libraries, schools and Canalside House after the completion of the project in 2018.

Since the Covid-19 pandemic, our project My Story is an online virtual service.