stories
Assemblets
The Assemblies Website has coined the term ‘assemblet’, which describes an essential feature of school assemblies. They are ‘short, snappy stories with a clear effective message’. I hadn’t come across this term before today, maybe I missed class that day, but it helps me to think again about collecting a bunch of ‘assemblets’ to have up my sleeve for when I’m asked to do an assembly at the last minute. Here’s one I liked…
Stories with Significance Video
Want to know what went on on the Manchester leg of the tour - or want to know what to expect in Nottingham and London?
Watch - get excited - and if you haven’t booked already then get going!Gappers - 24 hour film challenge
An inspiring 24 hours with talented gappers with the Rank Foundation produced some amazing resutls.
Mark Roques- Worldview Course
To add to the discussion about the fantastic new course by Mark Roques and Urban Saints, here are my reflections about why this is a must for schools workers…
Mark Roques Worldview Course
Mark Roques has long been an insightful, inspiring and entertaining communicator whose work deserves far wider usage.
Cardboard creations
I’ve entered a world of cardboard recently (in part due to having lots of empty cardboard boxes left over from my new kitchen). Not wanting to see good materials go to waste, I set about finding a good use for all this cardboard and found one! If you’ve never seen the cardboard testimony idea, it’s worth checking out…it’s such a simple but powerful idea. Not quite sure how this links to schoolswork, but I used this the other day with the schools team here in Luton, in helping us reflect on the journey we’re on with God, and the transformation we’ve seen in our lives because of Him.
Also, continuing the cardboard theme, just came across 10 cheap but great cardboard creations!

Happy cardboarding!
National Storytelling Week Appeal - Parables needed
The 10th Annual National Storytelling Week is nearly upon us, and is worth bearing in mind…
30th January – 6th February 2010
A decade in celebration of storytelling! Once a upon a time an idea was proposed for a week to highlight the art of storytelling - not just for the young but for all ages who share the creations of thought and the creativity of imagination.






