Loosen the pen and go wandering with inspiring outdoor workshops
Explore the wild landscapes of Snowdonia to move your imagination with workshops by writing professionals
And bring about the long-term expressive, artistic, and wellbeing advantages of creative writing
£250 for groups or schoolsWorkshops created Individually for community based organisations and health and social care settings
Our facilitators specialise in writing for therapeutic purposes, and working with language barriers and specific literacy difficulties
We help to open the flow and confidence of both reluctant and more experienced writers with a focus on self-discovery and tuition on form and style
£250 for groupsUsing the principles of one-to-one multi-sensory teaching and a targeted phonics based programme, we provide creativity lead tuition to children with literacy difficulties associated with dyslexia
We understand that language use is as much about confidence as it is about the scaffolding of spelling or grammar. Our aim is to open the mind, flow and imaginations of young writers to bring about expressive language use
Our CELTA (Cambridge English Language) tutor has many years experience teaching academic English as well as improving writing, speaking and listening for all levels. Using considered, responsive and creatively lead one-to-one lessons, each session targets the specific learning requirements of the learner
£35 per hourMindful literary walks with some of Britain's Leading writers
People naturally connect when experiencing the outdoors together. We have some of their best thoughts when we are out walking and sharing ideas
Our Book and Poetry walks bring together some of the best loved writers and poets to lead walks within the sublime mountains of Snowdonia and the North Welsh Coastal Path, to explore the areas that have inspired their writing. These include accompanying writing workshops at selected venues
Please look for upcoming walks in the News section or contact us: info@inktrails.co.uk
Walks are £25 per person or £200 for parties of 10Homan is a poet, journalist, short story writer and a member of the National Association for Writers in Education. He holds an MA in Creative writing and is a CELTA qualified (Cambridge English Language) teacher. He is engaged in a wide range of literacy and outdoor programmes for children and ethnic minority groups. Homan has written and given lectures on the important connections between creativity and early literacy development
MA., CELTA, PTTLS NAWE (National Association of Writers in Education)
Joanne is a qualified dyslexia tutor and the principal coordinator of the Leap into Literacy programme at the renowned Miles Dyslexia Centre, Bangor University. She holds an Msc. in Psychology specialising in behavioural and educational research. Her current work looks at enhancing literacy and language development in dyslexic children. She has extensive training working with children with SEN and has worked on a range of award-winning programmes
BSc. MSc. PTTLS