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An original story created by:
As part of The Wakefield Summer S'Cool Project 2024.
An original story created by:
As part of The Wakefield Summer S'Cool Project 2024.
An original story created by:
As part of The Wakefield Summer S'Cool Project 2024.
In this episode of '1, 2, 3 Gaming', Josh, George and Lucas share their thoughts on 'Fortnite'.
Created by George, Josh and Lucas!
The music (no attribution required) was sourced through Freesound: https://freesound.org/people/Seth_Makes_Sounds/sounds/686776/
This episode was created, narrated and acted by children participating in the Wakefield Summer S'Cool Podcasting Project.
Intro and Outro by (to be added)
Narrated by (to be added)
Belle was played by (to be added)
The evil king was played by (to be added)
The tiny woman (Louise/the king's daughter) was played by (to be added)
The ogre and the witch were played by Beccy Dye
This episode is a review of 'Fortnite' by Calvin Atkinson-Hoyle.
The episode was created and edited by Calvin as part of the Wakefield Summer S'Cool Podcasting Project.
This episode is about books and movies, and focusses on 'Harry Potter'.
The interview was by Georgie and Gracy.
Created by Georgie and Gracy, with episode art by Gracy.
This episode is about the game 'Gorilla Tag' and the amazing maps within it.
The episode was written and recorded by Bea.
Episode artwork by Bea.
The intro and outro music is by SergeQuadrado, downloaded from Freesound on December 31st, 2018
This episode was created, written and narrated by Adelynn Tetley-Sedgwick as part of the Wakefield Summer S'Cool Podcasting Project.
With sound design by Adelynn
Edited by Adelynn
The pixie was played by Adelynn and the giant was played by Beccy
Written, acted and produced by Beccy Dye (nee Stirrup) of Story Trails, with original music by King Rich. (C) Rebecca Dye 2021, All Rights Reserved.
Hope Returns takes place just after the last episode of Hope Travels, when Hope is stuck between worlds. It was a live, interactive storytelling performance that toured eleven venues, across six days delivering 23 performances to over 200 children in hard to reach areas.
The show explored themes of caring for the environment and of making words count.
Hope Returns was funded as part of WordFest and Festival of the Earth, led by Wakefield Council through Creative Wakefield until October 2021 across the Wakefield district.
If you would like to say hi to Hope, then tweet @StoryTrailsUK or email [email protected] and we’ll pass the message on! If you’re a small human, remember to ask a grown-up to help.
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