In Bradford 2025, 90% of students completed stories, with 100% of teachers reporting improved engagement.

Why? Stories are 22x more memorable, build confidence, model resilience, and develop communication for all students, including SEND/SEMH. 

Aligned with KS2/KS3 English and PSHE, our program is led by Kate Markland, a former clinician with 20 years of experience.

Download the FREE Curriculum Guide to spark creativity in your school! To save hours of planning and ensure curriculum compliance

See The Magic in Action

Key Stage 2 Program (Years 3–6)

And transform your school’s literacy and oracy:

Spark creativity and confidence while preparing for SATs and secondary transitions. Students craft stories, illustrate book covers, and publish digitally, with inclusive support for SEND/SEMH.

• English: Plan, draft, and edit stories; enhance composition, vocabulary, editing, reading comprehension, and oracy.
• PSHE: Develop self-belief, problem-solving, wellbeing and communication through collaborative storytelling.
• Art: Inspires imagination, Create story illustrations/book covers with pencils, paint, or technology
• Computing: Type stories, record podcasts, explore AI art/photography.
• History: Write stories inspired by family heritage.
• Citizenship: Promote digital citizenship through safe online publishing.

Deliverables: Digital book, citywide anthology, podcast recordings.

Teacher Support: Teacher Guide, 101 StoryQuest™ Tips & Tools eBook, CPD points.

To save hours of planning and ensure curriculum compliance, download our “StoryQuest™ Curriculum Alignment Guide” for detailed mappings and examples.

Key Stage 3 Program (Years 7–9)

And transform your school’s literacy and oracy:

Empower students with advanced literacy, oracy, and digital skills. Craft complex narratives, mentor younger peers, and celebrate at book launches, harness resilience and aspirations.

• English: Write structured narratives, analyze texts, present via podcasts. and book launches.

• PSHE: Explore relationships, emotional literacy, and conflict resolution.
• Art: Design digital illustrations, study local artists (e.g., David Hockney).
• Computing: Program interactive story elements, create AI/digital art.
• History: Craft stories about local or regional history.
• Citizenship: Develop digital citizenship campaigns, share community stories.

Deliverables: Digital book, anthology, podcast recordings.

Teacher Support: Oracy & Illustration Toolkit, 101 StoryQuest™ Tips & Tools eBook, CPD points.

Delivery: 6 weekly online workshops, plus 2 in-person sessions (kickoff, book pre-launch) for in-person program.

To save hours of planning and ensure curriculum compliance, download our “StoryQuest™ Curriculum Alignment Guide” for detailed mappings and examples.