Capturing Creativity KS1 Story Maps

Music has the power to transform storytelling, making it more immersive, engaging, and accessible for young learners. By linking sound, movement, and narrative, children can develop key literacy skills in a way that feels playful and natural.

This hands-on workshop will explore how rhythm, melody, and musical motifs can bring stories to life. Discover practical techniques to connect sounds with characters, settings, and emotions—helping every child find their voice and creativity.

• This workshop is available to attend in session 3 only

Make storytelling interactive and engaging

• Transform narratives with sound – Use rhythm, melody, and motifs to bring characters, settings, and emotions to life.
• Enhance literacy through music – Support cross-curricular learning and inspire reluctant writers with creative approaches.
• Leave with ready-to-use resources – Gain practical techniques and adaptable activities to spark imagination and enrich storytelling.

Book your place at the conference

Secure a place now at this session by booking a place at the conference for you and/or your colleagues. Bookings are handled by Music Mark through the link below.

Lucy Reid

Lucy has dedicated her career to music education, beginning as a peripatetic woodwind and piano teacher before joining Nottinghamshire County Council’s Arts Support Service in 2001. She later became Training Coordinator and led the Instrumental Teaching Service.

Since 2017, Lucy has been Music Services Manager for Inspire, overseeing Nottinghamshire’s teaching service and Music Hub. She continues to teach in both primary and secondary settings, staying closely connected to the classroom.

Passionate about giving every child a meaningful musical experience, she believes in the power of music to create lasting memories and inspire young people through performance and creativity.