Once upon a time there was…

Once upon a time there was a grumpy teacher in sunny Spain. He worked with a group of students who decided they needed a surprise in their lives.
And that is how the story begins
Storytelling has become an essential part of my Young Learners’ courses. As an avid reader, I decided I would share my passion for books with my students. I embarked on a journey where my students could enjoy the pleasure of a good story.

I have been organising storytelling sessions for many years now and these have become extremely popular. I believe there are many benefits . . .

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James Heal
James Heal
James Santana Heal has been teaching at the British Institute of Seville, Spain, for the last 18 years, having taught previously in the UK, Poland and Indonesia. He is interested in teacher training, encouraging students to become autonomous learners and student-generated materials. He has a Degree in Modern and Contemporary History and the CELTA and DELTA.