Inspiring our young story writers to use their

IMAGINATION

“Let them have a green sky and blue grass for as long as they can because then they’ll realise it’s OK to be a little bit interesting.”

Andrew Daddo

Children’s author

Imagination improves learning

Developing child's imagination by encouraging their self-expression especially through story writing has great benefits to their life. According to Sir Ken Robinson, an international expert in learning, imagination is the "key driver of creativity and innovation" and helps children to "learn with a greater appetite".

Students have been given opportunities to let their imagination flow naturally by giving them tasks like ~ read the plot & solve a mystery, weave a story from a given clue, create a fable by using the same moral, writing an event about your own life that relates to the moral of a fable, look at the pictures and use them accordingly to create your very own fairy tale, making up your own science fiction story by simply answering questions or using an appropriate vocabulary to write a story, making posters etc.

 …the list is endless!!