The life of a crafter
As many of you know, we have spent the majority of the year going out and about attending craft/garden shows to help promote Tawny Owl
Dyslexia and Me !
Its taken me all of 45 yrs to learn how to wear Dyslexia with ease and pride. But it is not easy by any means.
A year of two halves
Copyright @ Shipley Community Hub At the start of this year, if anyone had told me I’d be giving a talk to a room full
I can hardly believe where the time has gone.
What a whirlwind the past six months have been for us here at the Tawny Owl Wood office! Our feet have hardly touched the ground.
Exploring Important Social Topics Through Engaging Children’s Books
In recent years, there has been a surge of children’s books that tackle important social topics with sensitivity, empathy, and age-appropriate storytelling. From diversity and
Reflection
365 days later: finding clarity through reflecting on the past year As another year comes to an end, it’s natural for us to look back
Pillars of a Thriving Society
In today’s increasingly interconnected and diverse world, the concepts of diversity, inclusion, belonging, and empowerment have become integral to fostering thriving communities, workplaces, and societies.
We got featured on Sussex Local
Modernised fairy stories with current social topics Not another Fairy Story! Well…..it depends on what you define fairy stories as. Are you immediately drawn to
What a whirlwind….
What a whirlwind of a few months I have had, in preparation for the launch of our exciting new project. Two years in the making
The Inspiration behind Tawny Owl Wood
Searching for this picture, brings back many wonderful memories for me. This picture of Margaret M. Tarrant’s The Fairy Troupe, was given to me, framed
Tawny Owl Wood
I created Tawny Owl Wood in 2007 on a walk with my children in Sandringham Wood in Norfolk. Sandringham Wood itself, holds many special