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Story Tiles with Lucy Wheeler (8–10 years)
Join Lucy Wheeler on a drawing and writing tour of Dragon Hall before designing and making your own story tile out of clay!
Wednesday 27 May
For young people
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Young Norfolk Writing Prize
Norfolk’s popular annual writing prize for young people aged 10-18 years who live or study in Norfolk. Enter creative writing of any kind and you could be in with the chance of winning a range of prizes!
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Lit From the Inside
Our Lit from the Inside programme gives 14-17 year olds the opportunity to explore their creative skills and get valuable, hands-on experience of working in the arts industry.
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Young Norfolk Laureates
Each year, we award two recipients of the Young Norfolk Writing Prize with a year of professional mentorship and opportunities for their work to be published on the Writing Hub.
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Supporting a lifelong love of writing, books and ideas
We believe that building meaningful connections between young people and creative opportunities to explore a passion for writing leads to greater confidence, better mental wellbeing, enhanced connection, and a greater opportunity to develop and thrive artistically and socially.
We run workshops in schools as well as opening our doors at Dragon Hall to writers and readers of all ages and backgrounds.
Whether you’re a parent, carer or educator, whether your children are at school or schooled at home, our programme of creative activities your children and young people are available throughout the year.
Our activities for families and young people are supported by Anguish’s Educational Foundation, The Arts Society Charity Grants, Bacon Charitable Trust, Charles Littlewood Hill Trust, Educational Foundation of Alderman John Norman, John and Pamela Salter Charitable Trust, Norwich Freemen’s Charity and Paul Bassham Charitable Trust.
Made possible with the National Lottery Heritage Fund, with thanks to National Lottery players.
Children, young people & communities fund
You will help people of all ages discover and share their stories through workshops, outreach in schools, and more.
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