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storytelling
shared with thousands
Quality Theatre in Education -
The only Performing Artist
to have featured in the
Essex Primary Education brochure.
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New -After school sessions
Invite parents and carers -
with their children - to
an
after school*
storytelling performance.
Let the adults share what their children
have enjoyed. And they'll learn a few
things at the same time.
This is available as an extra session when
you have booked a whole day with
me.
So you can turn your three session day into four.
Exact costing will vary. Please
ask.
*e.g.
if school finishes at 3.15, the
story session will finish about 4.15.
For details of a full evening performance,
please click here.
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Bright, traditional stories retold from many cultures.
For Nursery, Infant, Junior and Lower Sec.
(Yrs. 7 & 8) pupils.
Special sessions for special schools.
And lots of lovely storytelling for libraries.
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I would be delighted to answer
any of your questions.
Just get in touch by email
or
'phone:
01268 416195
I have an Enhanced Disclosure
Certificate
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Interactive Performances
Rhythmical & Rhyming
Rich Vocabulary
Musical
Workshops
Colourful and Visual
A Treat of Stories and Songs
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It's never too early
to book for Christmas 2010
How did we
get tinsel?
The spiders know!
Click on the photograph to hear a 2 min. clip of a Ukrainian story
Charlie told
on BBC Radio
on Christmas morning. You'll hear the two little spiders discover a Christmas
tree in the house!

Seasonal staging and
special
seasonal stories.
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2010 Bookings
I'm
taking bookings for
Summer 2010 and beyond.

National Literacy Trust
Click here for examples of
Performance
& Workshop timings
Please book early
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World Book Day
2011
The date for World Book Day 2011
is Thursday 3rd March.
Click on the logo to go to the official
site.
Please note that WB Day
week 2011 is now fully
booked.
At the moment, I still have
dates in the week before and
in the week after WBD week 2011.
Details accurate as at 17.3.10
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Talking
about The Essex Book Festival
and reviewing the Sunday papers
for BBC Essex
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Storytelling Evenings
- Bright and
colourful storytelling performances that all the family will enjoy.
- Let your parents see, hear and enjoy the type of
entertainment their children have experienced during the day!
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It's a great opportunity to:
- meet parents for a social evening
- promote your literacy work
- sell books
- relax and have fun
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Click
here for more details

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Literacy Events for your diary
10th Annual National Storytelling Week:
Beginning of February
2010

World Book Day:
Thursday 4th March
2010

World Storytelling Day:
Normally Spring equinox

International Children's Book Day
April 2010

Young People's Poetry Week:
April 2010

National Share a Story Month:
May

National Sure Start Month:
June

National Summer Reading Challenge in Libraries:
Throughout the school summer holidays.

Black History Month is held every
October in Britain

Children's Book Week:
First week of October

Arts & Kids Week -
Annual celebration of children's participation
in the arts. Beginning of
October

International School Library Day:
Monday of the last full week of October

Read With Me Week
First week of November

I have performances available
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Staying fresh
I like to stay fresh, so many of the quotes on
this site are very recent - including this one from Angela Banwell, Forest
School, Snaresbrook, London
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"Staff and pupils always know they are in for a treat when Charlie visits - but
when he came in May this year he was totally brilliant!
Pupils from 7 to 11 were
captivated - you could hear a pin drop - their concentration was absolute.
Of
course they liked to join in too. Charlie, having taught for many years, has an
excellent relationship with the children - he has complete control - although
they can be very excited, he never allows them to "get out of hand".
"Charlie Wilson is the best Storyteller we know."
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Click for schools and libraries booking info.

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Principal areas
for school & lib. storytelling: Essex, Outer London, Herts, Cambs, Suffolk, Kent, Surrey, E.& W.
Sussex. However, further afield very welcome & will negotiate.
For a single day's booking, I will normally travel up to 100 miles from Essex base.
'Phone no. is U.K.
+44 or 0044 (0)1268 416195 |
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Charlie Wilson - storyteller - tells tales,
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