Our \u2018Storytelling Project\u2019 is currently being delivered to twenty second-year pupils by storyteller Bea Ferguson and is shaping up to be a fantastic initiative.\u00a0 Pupils are tasked with finding their own story (perhaps a family story passed down from grandparents or other relatives) or researching a local legend from the Motherwell area (examples would be ghost stories from Dalzell House or the flooded village of Bothwellhaugh).\u00a0 Bea will then teach the pupils how to write and then \u201cperform\u201d their story to an invited audience of family and friends at a tea party which will take place just before the school Easter holidays.\u00a0 Pupils also recently enjoyed a field trip to North Lanarkshire Heritage Centre where they learnt more about Motherwell\u2019s mining history and had access to the local studies archives.\u00a0 It is hoped that the project will have a positive impact on both the creative and personal reflective writing skills of pupils, whilst also building their self-esteem and positivity about their communities.<\/p>\n
Our \u2018Storytelling Project\u2019 is currently being delivered to twenty second-year pupils by storyteller Bea Ferguson and is shaping up to be a fantastic initiative.\u00a0 Pupils are tasked with finding their own story (perhaps a family story passed down from grandparents or other relatives) or researching a local legend from the Motherwell area (examples would be … Continue reading S2 STORYTELLING PROJECT \u2013 BEA FERGUSON<\/span> ![\"\"](\"https:\/\/blogs.glowscotland.org.uk\/nl\/public\/Braidhurst\/uploads\/sites\/12229\/2018\/03\/S2-Storytelling-Project-Bea-Ferguson-2-1.jpg\")
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