Families

Relative: TOAST Family Workshop

Calendar
Wednesday 17 February
Location
National Centre for Writing at Dragon Hall
Time
10.30 - 12.30
Price
£ 8.00

Join TOAST’s Daisy Henwood for a family writing workshop with a science twist! Recommended for ages 5+.

Pool your favourite science facts, comb through STEMM-inspired writing prompts, and use your best words to craft the ultimate family poem.

Bring the grown-ups, whether it’s nature-mad Dad or poem-fanatic Gran, to play, chat, and create as a family. No spelling or grammar skills needed!

Recommended for ages 5+ but younger siblings welcome.

 

Co-programmed by National Centre for Writing and Norwich Science Festival

Daisy Henwood

Daisy Henwood is a writer, and co-director of TOAST Poetry. TOAST brings great poetry to audiences of all ages, from kids’ events, to writing workshops, big shows, to tiny performances — it’s always poetry, but not as you know it.

Daisy writes about history, science, and the natural world, and uses these themes in delivering writing workshops to people aged 5-95 for organisations like the Norfolk Museums Trust, the Norfolk and Norwich Festival, and the National Centre for Writing. She has a PhD in environmental literature from UEA. 

 

Image © Katherine Mager

 

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