Registered Charity Number: 1120177
FIONA ANGWIN
Biography
Fiona Angwin is an actor, zoologist, writer, bat worker, drama workshop leader and an environmental educationalist. She is a member of The Society for Storytelling and has worked as an actress and storyteller for over 20 years, mainly in primary schools. She has devised and led workshops on topics as diverse as “Bullying” and on “Bats & Biodiversity”. Her spellbinding stories are an exciting mix of Air, Fire and Water stories, Manx stories, native American tales, creepy tales, myths and monsters designed for 4-11 year olds. Some of her stories are simply told, but many involve amazing and unique puppets making her shows very visual. Discover How the Sea Got Salty or Why the Princess Locks Herself in the Bathroom Every Thursday Night....
Event synopsis
Storytelling sessions aim to entertain the audience and to encourage children to discover the magic of stories, words and books. The workshops, in addition, help them to develop their own storytelling skills.
Fiona Angwin will be visiting Severndale School on
Monday 12th March and
Prestfelde School on
Thursday 15th March.
Bookshelf
Is it my responsibility to protect the environment? A story and activity-based approach for 8-12 year olds.
A resource that will capture and excite the imagination of young people. A beautifully told story that explores through a mystical animal the environment issues of endangered species including teacher’s notes, class activities, discussion points, games and work sheets.(Lucky Duck Books).
The Last Unicorn:
Email: fiangwin@hotmail.com
www.theyarnspinner.com
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