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I started my career as stage management in the theatre before training to be a teacher.

I had a short spell in a secondary school before settling into the primary age range, eventually becoming a deputy head.

I started writing songs and musicals for my school and was spotted by a production company who contracted me to write the music for a two part series about horses for Channel 4.

Eventually I left teaching and took onboard several projects including writing and recording for BBC schools radio, an international reading scheme, work for various publishers of material for primary schools and also an extensive music scheme for Worcestershire County. I was also writing and recording for ITV.

I started a business called MEW (Music in Education Workshops), and took music workshops around primary schools, days which culminated in an improvised musical. Great fun.

Over the years I amassed quite a few musicals for primary age children, and started to sell them nationally myself. MEW offered schools scripts, scores and CDs with children singing the catchy melodies.

Several years ago, at sixty nine, I retired, and the selling of my musicals was taken over by a company called Musicline. You can find their link below, and, of course, should you be a primary school teacher, you might like to buy one for your school.

This website is one of my hobbies. I have included quite a lot of old, (some of it very old!!), unpublished material, and some new in the hope that some primary aged children, (and perhaps other members of the family), might enjoy passing a few minutes listening to my often humorous songs and stories.

I hope to be adding new material for a very long time to come.

My Music

I use an Apple Mac with a midi keyboard to compose and record my songs and stories.

Very occasionally I might use a real guitar, but most of the time the sounds I use are generated by the computer, and I just arrange them how I want using a program called Logic Pro. It never ceases to amaze me.

Of course computer generated sounds can never be as realistic as real life instruments, but they can sometimes get fairly close … and of course, there are different levels of investment in IT equipment and software that can make things almost indistinguishable. I don’t attain to those levels!!

If you are interested, take a look at the video section at the bottom where I try to explain how I go about constructing a song.

Journal

CHRISTMAS

CHRISTMAS MAGIC

No chimney? No problem.
Santa’s magic key can open any door lock in the whole wide world. Magic.

And it’s magical when children meet Santa, even though they will never remember actually meeting him. That’s part of the magic of Christmas,

CHRISTMAS

A varied selection of Christmassy songs …

1 VISITING SANTA, 2 FROSTY SNOWMEN, 3 COLD, COLD WINTER,  4 CHRISTMAS IS HERE AGAIN, 5 ABOMINABLE SNOWMEN, 6 MAN WITH A SMILE, 7 SNOWMEN, 8 FAMILY CHRISTMAS, 9 WHERE’S THE BOY? 10 HOORAY FOR CHRISTMAS DAY

TOTAL PLAY TIME 26 MINUTES

CHRISTMAS

A bag of beans? For a cow? I’ve heard everything now. Goodness me, Jack’s Mum was cross. Her lad had gone off to the fair to sell Daisy and buy some food, and he had come back with a bag of beans. He told her that they were magic beans. Magic?!? Pull the udder one .. oops, sorry, fixated on silly brown bovines.

BUT, we all know it turns out well in the end … except for the giant of course. Four terrific songs and a funny script.

MOST RECENT

Ruby and the Rat Pack have entered a dance competition. There is great excitement behind the skirting board … well they can’t hold the competition in the open … too many cats. Can’t have too many sequins though.

Will they win, won’t they win? Have a guess.

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SIMPLES Just scroll down the website to ‘Listen and Look’, click on ‘Key Stage 1’, and there they all are at the top.

As it says … SIMPLES.
MOST RECENT

Ruby and the Rat Pack have entered a dance competition. There is great excitement behind the skirting board … well they can’t hold the competition in the open … too many cats. Can’t have too many sequins though.

Will they win, won’t they win? Have a guess.

Journal

MOST RECENT

Count on Fluff
Elinor was not very good at sums, but she discovered that her pet dog, Fluff, WAS!
What a clever little dog.

FEATURING

That’s My Cat
Marmalade the cat was new to the farm. She wanted to play with the animals … the ducks, pigs, the bees … even the farmer, but they were all too busy … and the other cats were fast asleep.

It turns out that farm cats usually sleep during the day and work catching mice at night, and so that’s what Marmalade did. Have a sleep.
A sweet story with great songs for young ones.

Coming Soon

A Bare Bear
Bebe the bear woke up one morning to find that all her fur had fallen out. All of it. No idea why. She was all pink, and a bit shivery.

The family went into town to buy a fur coat to wear until her own fur grew back .. which it did. Phew.

My Music

I use an Apple Mac with a midi keyboard to compose and record my songs and stories.

Very occasionally I might use a real guitar, but most of the time the sounds I use are generated by the computer, and I just arrange them how I want using a program called Logic Pro. It never ceases to amaze me.

Of course computer generated sounds can never be as realistic as real life instruments, but they can sometimes get fairly close … and of course, there are different levels of investment in IT equipment and software that can make things almost indistinguishable. I don’t attain to those levels!!

If you are interested, take a look at the video section at the bottom where I try to explain how I go about constructing a song.

Listen & Look

All Content
Key Stage 2
Other
Key Stage 1
Videos
Completely Crackers (5 mins) - Read more
On Christmas Eve Paul and Rebecca have been checking that everything is ready for Christmas Day. But … oh no, catastrophe, disaster, tragedy … etc. etc … they have forgotten to get crackers!
Key Stage 2
Golden Gordon (8 mins) - Read more
Gordon wanted to be rich. One night he woke up from a dream to find that everything he touched turned to gold. He WAS rich. But then ………
Other
Are You Really There? (3 mins) - Read more
Is there a God? Is He really there? For me the answer, many years ago, became, I’m afraid, no. How about you?
Key Stage 2
King Clot (5 mins) - Read more
The crab on the shore thought King Canute, or King Cnut as he was sometimes called, , should be called King Clot. Who on earth would order the tide not to come in?
Key Stage 2
The Emperor's New Clothes (17 mins) - Read more
The Emperor falls for a scam and ends up riding around town in his underpants.
Key Stage 1
Roanna the Robot (5 mins) - Read more
Ruth likes to watch Roanna working. Roanna is her friend.
Key Stage 1
SPIKE the friendly hedgehog (7 mins) - Read more
Spike is a hedgehog. As he wanders around the farm lots of animals come up and snuffle around him … until they see his spikes ! Two children carefully pick him up, and after a while Spike feels safe to poke his little nose out. After saying hello, the children carefully put him down again and Spike shuffles off to find some more grubs to eat.
Other
Never Give Up : SONG (3 mins) - Read more
Never give up … never give in … you can get there. A song of encouragement for 2023
Other
You're So Lucky : SONG (3 mins) - Read more
YOU’RE SO LUCKY … to be who you are and where you are … particularly poignant considering the war in Ukraine.
Key Stage 1
Higgledy Piggledy (8 mins) - Read more
Higgledy Piggledy is a big, pink pig. He finds Helen’s lost necklace in the mud and becomes her favourite (sometimes) indoor pet.
Videos
Put Them in the Trolley (3 mins) - Read more
A charming, simple song for the very young. Items are numbered and added to a supermarket trolley … 1 loaf of bread, 2 pizza packs, 3 pots of jam etc. Easy lyrics to sing along with, and good visualisation of numbers to ten.
Key Stage 1
Bunny (7 mins) - Read more
A fox tries to scare Bunny, but Bunny is clever. He tells the fox that the thought of being thrown into the bramble patch scares him the most. Little does the fox know that Bunny just loves brambles.
Key Stage 1
A Pup Called Fluff (5 mins) - Read more
Roll up, roll up and listen to Fluff, the singing dog!! Months in training, this pooch should be wowing them at Eurovision. What a talent.
Key Stage 1
I Want to Be a Frog (7 mins) - Read more
Tadders the tadpole can’t wait to do the things frogs do and eat the things frogs eat … oh, and to croak.
Key Stage 1
SPIDER (8 mins) - Read more
Miss Millie Muffet wasn’t scared of some crummy little spider. She made friends with it.
Key Stage 1
Dreams (6 mins) - Read more
Nobody wants a monster in their bedroom. Well Jane didn’t. Mum showed her that there weren’t any and Jane went to sleep dreaming lovely dreams.
Other
Easy Way Out (3 mins) - Read more
Just a song about relationships. This one seems to have gone slightly awry.
Key Stage 1
Over the Moon (6 mins) - Read more
Bertram has a collection of balls, which is bizarre … beach balls, tennis balls, golf balls, footballs. He doesn’t play with them, he displays them. Bizarre. One night he sees a lovely white ball floating in the sky that he wants for his collection. Hmmm. What a silly Bertram.
Key Stage 2
Hotshot : Episode 8 (5 mins) - Read more
Finally people are freed from the grip of Kingdom Cold and the Ice King. Tingly toes and warm noses at last!
Other
The Same Old Story (3 mins) - Read more
An old song of mine; the battle of right and wrong which is in all of us to some extent. No-body is perfect.
Key Stage 2
HOTSHOT Episode 7 : THE FRIDGE (7 mins) - Read more
The Fridgerator man has come over all melty as Hotshot starts to reveal his power.
Other
Magic Mirror (3 mins) - Read more
What does life hold in store? A thought provoking song for both children and adults
Key Stage 2
Hotshot EPISODE 6 (5 mins) - Read more
A baby is born who is. (gulp). WARM. Lovely lullaby sung beautifully by children.
KEY STAGE 1
PORRIDGE PROBLEMS (10 mins) - Read more
Do you have problems with porridge? No? … lucky you. Listen to the problems Melody had with her magic porridge pot.
Key Stage 2
Hotshot EPISODE 4 (9 mins) - Read more
We finally meet him … The Ice KIng. There is unrest among the populace however, and one subject confronts the King with … A HAIR DRIER. Oooer!! A great song … THE ICE KING
Other
On the Roller Coaster (4 mins) - Read more
Any sort of relationship is like a roller coaster … it has its ups and downs, its roundabouts, its thrills and disappointments. Here is a VERY old song of mine with which many grownups may empathize.
Key Stage 2
Hotshot EPISODE 3 (7 mins) - Read more
The Icicle guards assemble for their briefing from Sergeant Snowdrop. What a shower … or should that be snow flurry?
Key Stage 2
Hotshot EPISODE 2 (6 mins) - Read more
The populace of Kingdom Cold is revolting … well complaining anyway. Some of them are actually quite nice. A street trader is trying to sell mittens. It’s exciting stuff!! At least there’s a great song … THE WARM SONG.
Key Stage 2
Hotshot EPISODE 1 (4 mins) - Read more
No, it’s not Star Wars! This is a brief descriptive episode setting the scene for the story of Kingdom Cold, the Ice King, and, later, Hotshot. Eight episodes in all. SONG : THIS IS THE STORY, sung by children of primary school age.
Key Stage 1
Axeman SONG (3 mins) - Read more
Taken from LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD
Key Stage 1
Ruby Red Riding Hood SONG (3 mins) - Read more
Taken from LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD
Key Stage 1
Little Red Riding Hood : (12 mins) - Read more
Sweet little girl with a red riding hood, poorly granny, hungry wolf, beefy chap with an axe … that’s it.
Key Stage 2
Cry Wolf (14 mins) - Read more
The Aesop fable about The Boy Who Cried Wolf, but with a new feel … and a great song.
Key Stage 2
Bits and Bobs 7 (13 mins) - Read more
SWITCH ON THE POWER … different power sources, and the power of lightning. MERELY MEANDERING … Jim sends his model boat downriver to the sea. HI-RISE … The best place to live.
Key Stage 2
Going to the Fair (15 mins) - Read more
Another episode in the Aesop’s Fables series.
Key Stage 2
Wizard of a Party (11 mins) - Read more
Part of a series of Aesop’s Fables.
Key Stage 2
Who? (31 mins) - Read more
Dr. When and Dr. What come to earth to find the true meaning of Christmas.
Key Stage 2
Custard and Stuff (19 mins) - Read more
A dragon, a knight, a king, a princess oh, and Bob. What more could anyone want? TELL ME A STORY : CUTHBERT CUSTARD : WATCH THAT DRAGON : ALL’S WELL THAT ENDS WELL
Key Stage 2
Porridge and Stuff (28 mins) - Read more
A Prince, Queen, Captain, Pirate, Bear and … porridge. QUEEN QUINQUIDINE : I AM THE CAPTAIN : LISTEN : THE JOLLY ROGER : FRIENDS
Key Stage 2
Grasshopper Blues (13 mins) - Read more
Gray the grasshopper and Ant the ant have different ideas about how to spend summer. Who will do the more sensible thing?
Key Stage 2
Jolly Holiday (18 mins) - Read more
Jenny and Andrew go to the seaside for the day with their Granddad. ON A TRAIN : SO LONG AGO : UNDERWATER : FUNFARE
Key Stage 2
The Three Little Pigs (8 mins) - Read more
THE THREE PIGS build their houses, and then, HUNGRY NOW … the wolf tries to blow them down … and eat them!!!
Key Stage 2
Making Time (13 mins) - Read more
Ben wants to buy a cuckoo clock for his Dad. WORKING AWAY CUCKOO CLOCK DREAM MACHINE
Key Stage 2
A Heap of Sheep (9 mins) - Read more

Woolly Wanda, Mary’s little lamb, would wonder about wandering, and ponder the unknown yonder. After Wanda had wandered, I t turns out that Wanda was fonder of where she had been in the first place! WOOLLY WANDA LOST PROPERTY

Key Stage 2
Party, Party, Partay! (8 mins) - Read more
Everybody has been invited to help out with the farm jobs … and then have a party. BIG RED PIG PARTY, PARTY, PARTAY!
Key Stage 2
Pleasant Weather (12 mins) - Read more
Joe would rather take a walk than cut the grass. Who wouldn’t? And here’s another question … who can get the man’s posh coat off … the wind or the sun?
Key Stage 2
The Old Cataract Hotel (12 mins) - Read more

A holiday on the Nile … the only problem? Crocodiles! Maggie and her family move to a hotel in Aswan which actually has a pool … and no crocodiles! (It does serve brilliant baklava though)

Key Stage 2
Bits and Bobs 9 (9 mins) - Read more
GIMME JCB … Dig those holes man! THE KINGFISHER … Bob is a great fisherman, but the kingfisher is best. WOBBLY WHEELS … Need biscuits? … it takes you to the plums!
Key Stage 2
Bits and Bobs 10 (10 mins) - Read more
OUR WORLD … look after the world near you. MONKEY BUSINESS … the clan market their bananas. CIRCUS CLOWN … What do YOU want to be when you grow up? (also applies to Grannies and Granddads).
Key Stage 2
Beans and Bacon (15 mins) - Read more
Morris, the country mouse, goes to the city and gets fed up … of a dog.
Key Stage 1
Bits and Bobs 1 (9 mins) - Read more
LISTEN HERE, sounds children can make. SOMETHING I CAN DO, runnning, jumping etc. BITS OF ME AND YOU, functions of teeth, tongue, toes, and skeletons!
Key Stage 1
Bits and Bobs 2 (7 mins) - Read more
MRS RAINBOW’S RESTAURANT … food. Mmm. ONE EYED JACK … a pirate, turned fisherman. TASTY TEATIME … MORE lovely food.
Key Stage 1
Bits and Bobs 4 (9 mins) - Read more
Three songs for children aged 5 – 6 (ish). MEAN AND GREEN … it’s a dragon! LUCKY TO HAVE MUSIC … yes we certainly are. BUSY AS CAN BE … parts of the body that work hard.
Key Stage 1
Bits and Bobs 6 (9 mins) - Read more
Three songs for children aged 5 – 6 (ish) OPPOSITES … quite a list. DOWN UPON THE FARM … Farm sounds for the children to join in with. SHAKE IT … simple fun exercises for hands and legs.
Key Stage 1
That’s My Cat (21 mins) - Read more
A story with songs for ages 4 to 6 (ish). Songs sung by children. Marmalade the cat is new to the farm and wants to play.
Key Stage 1
Bits and Bobs 8 (9 mins) - Read more
I REALLY NEED A HEAD .. and other bits. TUESDAY NIGHTS .. Granddad comes to play. ALL THE WORLD IS PEOPLE .. people are the same, but different.
Key Stage 1
Goldilocks (3 mins) - Read more
{From Goldilocks and the Three Bears}
Other
Ragso (1 mins) - Read more
Incidental piece here from ITV. Incidental means that is played in the background and not featured. Wallpaper in other words.
Other
Horses (1 mins) - Read more
Written for Channel 4.
Other
Sneem (1 mins) - Read more
The Sneem Theme was the first piece of music I ever wrote. The piece was embellished and extended here for use on ITV.
Other
Lost Forever (3 mins) - Read more
A song for Mums and Dads, but more especially Grannys and Granddads. Just where has the time gone?
Videos
Honey Bee (2 mins) - Read more
The song comes from my musical THAT’S MY CAT, shortly available to schools on https://www.musiclinedirect.com/all-mew/
Videos
Making My Podcasts in Logic 9: PART 3 (11 mins) - Read more
Using the podcast THE THREE LITTLE PIGS, I look at the vocals and effects … including Melodyne and reverb.
Videos
Making My Podcasts in Logic 9: PART 1 (9 mins) - Read more
How I made SONG AND STORY WORLD podcasts. Basic song writing, arranging and Logic 9 techniques.
Key Stage 2
Realway Railway (32 mins) - Read more

Take a trip on the Realway Railway. The Gospel Train makes several stops on its journey and reminds us of some characters from the Bible. You could explore their stories for yourselves later on.

Key Stage 2
Grey Day Looming (4 mins) - Read more

Single, thoughtful song…. everyone has grey, down days, but hopefully the sunshine will eventually appear. A nod to the blues .

Key Stage 2
Monkey Business (3 mins) - Read more

Just one song here …. fun, as you might guess. The firm is doing pretty well selling bananas, whilst being pretty scathing about humanoids!

Key Stage 2
Station Omega (14 mins) - Read more
An episode that is literally out of this world! What is the alien craft hurtling towards them, and can Captain K save them?
Key Stage 2
Hotshot EPISODE 5 (9 mins) - Read more
Teatime for the troops. Mavis and Edie discuss Mavis’s visit to the doctor about her … ooer … blocked pipes. Then, suddenly, even WORSE news.
Videos
Making My Podcasts in Logic 9: PART 2 (12 mins) - Read more
Using the podcast THE THREE LITTLE PIGS I show how I used digital instruments to construct the backing.
Key Stage 2
Sidney Snap’s Super Circus (10 mins) - Read more>
The circus is a great success, but sadly it has to move on to another town.
Videos
Little Wooly Wanda (4 mins) - Read more

The song comes from my podcast A HEAP OF SHEEP. Woolly Wanda wonders about wandering, and ponders the unknown yonder.

Key Stage 1
Three Brown Bears (4 mins) - Read more
Taken fromGoldilocks and the Three Bears.
Key Stage 2
Please People (3 mins) - Read more
…. used by BBC Schools Radio many years ago, it is still up there on the conservation topic. When will humans ever learn?
Key Stage 2
Ant on Deck (8 mins) - Read more
Arthur Ant was going bananas … or at least he was going WITH bananas on a boat. He didn’t know quite how he had got on the boat, but he was stuck with nothing to eat but squishy bananas.
Key Stage 2
Weird and Wonderful Me (6 mins) - Read more
Space … the final frontier. Man’s mission? …. to listen to this ACE story and song. Flerbeloof, from the planet Transelminium in the Smarth nebula, looks weird. REALLY weird …. but don’t judge a book by its cover.
Key Stage 2
Pets Win Prizes (6 mins) - Read more
Taking part in this show are a parrot, a tortoise, a pig, and your favourite puppy, Fluff. They will all get a prize of course.
Key Stage 2
Stuck in the Mud (6 mins) - Read more
Two young ladies from New Zealand, Estelle and Addie, suggested this story and also contributed with some of the puppy sounds. Three dogs visit a pond and puppies Toby and Hazel chase a duck. They get stuck in the mud, but Fluff gets a stick and pulls them out. Well done Fluff, and we’ll done Estelle and Addie!
Key Stage 2
Superdog (5 mins) - Read more
A young man called Cedar from that beautiful land called New Zealand, has written and narrated a story called Superdog. You’ve got to hear this! If you would like YOUR story published on a podcast, with a song especially written for you, then get in touch. THERE IS NO COST.
Key Stage 2
Yeti Spaghetti (8 mins) - Read more
Betty has found a beautiful looking tin of spaghetti. So many artists and sculptors referenced you may need to look up their work. Educational or what!
Key Stage 1
Tails Tale (5 mins) - Read more
Which of the seven small animals has the longest, or shortest, tail? It doesn’t matter one bit.
Key Stage 2
Starship Marines (6 mins) - Read more
Zoe had always wanted to zap nasty aliens, not just on the computer, but in real life. When she grew up, living on the moon, she always wanted to be a marine, a starship marine … to boldly go behind where no one has boldly been below before … ooops, sorry … , wrong story.
Key Stage 1
Chad and Cheryl's Chicks (6 mins) - Read more
Chad and Cheryl go looking for Hatty the hen’s lost farm chicks. For very young listeners.
Key Stage 2
Risky Biscuit (6 mins) - Read more
Ever wondered how to catch a monkey? Jungle Jim wanted one for a pet and devised a cunning plan to catch one. It involves biscuits in a jar. Hmm.
Key Stage 1
Goldilocks and the Three Bears (14 mins) - Read more
Three brown bears discover that their porridge has been got at, a chair is in bits, and there is a little girl with golden hair having a kip in Mitch’s bed.
Key Stage 1
The Gingerbread Man (12 mins) - Read more
HEADLINE : FOX EATS BISCUIT !! Doesn’t sound too exciting, but it is. This is my version of the famous story about The Gingerbread Man. Two great songs.
Key Stage 1
The Billy Goats Gruff (6 mins) - Read more
Far from being silly Billies, little Louise, middle Mickey and larger Benny Billy Goat Gruff are more than a match for a revolting troll.
Key Stage 1
Humpty Dumpty (7 mins) - Read more
Eggsactly what you would eggspect. What a silly sausage for climbing that wall. Now he’s had his chips. He’s a has bean … oh stop it.
Key Stage 1
Little Red Hen (8 mins) - Read more
From seed to plate the little red hen has had no help from her friends in making bread. They still want a slice though.
Key Stage 1
Incey Wincey. (7 mins) - Read more
Incey certainly was a determined little spiderling.All that effort, all that rain, all that climbing … but he got there in the end. Well done that spider.
Key Stage 2
Pigs Might Fly (6 mins) - Read more
Ever seen a flying pig? No, thought not. As a small child Phil always wanted to be an aeroplane pilot. Behind his back people said ‘Pigs might fly’. They thought it was impossible. Years later Lizzy and her pet pig were going on holiday. Guess what.
Key Stage 1
A Stitch in Time (6 mins) - Read more
Mum and Dad knew that Paul had a hole in his trouser pocket. They both said they would mend it later. At the shop Paul found that most of his pocket money, nine shiny pound coins, had slipped out through the hole. Oh dear.
Key Stage 2
Strictly Come Prancing (4 mins) - Read more
Ruby and the Rat Pack have entered a dance competition. There is great excitement behind the skirting board … well they can’t hold the competition in the open … too many cats. Can’t have too many sequins though. Will they win, won’t they win? Have a guess.
Key Stage 2
Girl Power (6 mins) - Read more
It’s a race across the Atlantic in rowing boats. Which team will win, the boys or the girls? You decide.
Key Stage 1
Eager Beaver (6 mins) - Read more
Pam’s Mum and Dad had to go to the dentist. They were all beavers, and teeth are very important to beavers. Pam was supposed to mend the dam while they were gone, but instead, not being too eager to work, had spent the day chatting to friends … and then falling asleep. It all got sorted in the end.
Key Stage 2
Jane Blonde PART 2 (7 mins) - Read more
Bald Walter Wurly, known as Curly Wurly, was planning to rid the world of chocolate. Not because he didn’t like it, but because it was making him fat and he had no self control. Could Jane save the day? Hmm. It wasn’t going to be a Picnic.
Key Stage 1
Mouse in the Mirror(6 mins) - Read more
Maisy the mouse had never seen a mirror before. As she moved her arms and legs she thought that this other pretty little mouse she just met was just being a copycat … or copymouse.
Key Stage 1
Count on Fluff (6 mins) - Read more
Elinor was not very good at sums, but she discovered that her pet dog, Fluff, WAS! What a clever little dog.
Key Stage 2
Jane Blonde PART 1 (7 mins) - Read more
Jane Blonde, Double O Principal Spy … ‘OOPS” … is called on to take on another mission. Her boss, M&M warned her not to Fudge the operation which involved the dreaded KitKat gang.
Key Stage 1
That’s My Cat (22 mins) - Read more
Marmalade the cat was new to the farm. She wanted to play with the animals … the ducks, pigs, the bees … even the farmer, but they were all too busy … and the other cats were fast asleep. It turns out that farm cats usually sleep during the day and work catching mice at night, and so that’s what Marmalade did. Have a sleep. A sweet story with great songs for young ones.
Key Stage 1
Tina's Train Trip (4 mins) - Read more
Tina and her family had just moved to a lovely little town on the River Severn in Worcestershire called Bewdley. There was so much to see and do there, and today she was going on the Severn Valley Steam Train. Very exciting.
Key Stage 1
A Bare Bear(6 mins) - Read more
Bebe the bear woke up one morning to find that all her fur had fallen out. All of it. No idea why. She was all pink, and a bit shivery. The family went into town to buy a fur coat to wear until her own fur grew back .. which it did. Phew.
Key Stage 1
NUTS(6 mins) - Read more
Sadie was nuts about nuts. Mind you, she was a squirrel after all. She was also a squirrel with a rather poor memory … could never remember where she had buried her nuts … so she decided to store all her nuts in her drey. Not a good idea.
Key Stage 2
Jack and the Beanstalk (16 mins) - Read more

Traditional story told in humorous, non-traditional way, with children singing four great songs … (but I would say that). LITTLE BROWN COW: OFF TO THE FAIR : UP THE BEANSTALK : FEE-FI-FO-FUM

Other
It’s Christmas (26 mins) - Read more
A variey of festive fun! A plethora of festivity! A profusion of merriment … SOME CHRISTMAS SONGS.
Key Stage 1
Christmas Magic (5 mins) - Read more
No chimney? No problem. Santa’s magic key can open any door lock in the whole wide world. Magic. And it’s magical when children meet Santa, even though they will never remember actually meeting him. That’s part of the magic of Christmas,

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