A group of school students in uniform, the child in the centre of the image has raised her hand to answer a question, there is a pink tint to the photo

Once Upon a Time: Make a Story

Years 1–2 Students will create a new story as a class, developing their literacy and language skills through imaginative play.Monday – Friday, London Available during term-time. Press Book Now and complete the form to let us know your preferred date

About Once Upon a Time: Make a Story

A group of school students in uniform, the child in the centre of the image has raised her hand to answer a question, there is a pink tint to the photo

Students will create a new story as a class, developing their literacy and language skills through imaginative play.

  • Maximum group size: 30
  • Cost: free
  • Start times: 10.30 and 13.00
  • Location: the British Library, London

Booking is essential via the 'Book Now' button. Please email schools@bl.uk if you have questions or need help with the form.

More information about our Learning programme is available on our Learning events, workshops and resources page.

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