Join us for our upcoming webinar with children's author, Frank Cottrell Boyce, and members of The Rural Libraries! 

We'll be discussing the power of reading in Peru and the UK with a focus on reading for children.
How do books open doors for children in Peru and the UK?
How do we promote a reading culture and remove the barriers to accessing books?
How can we encourage writers of the future in the UK and Peru?

We'll have simultaneous interpretation so you'll be able to follow along in either English, Spanish or both - we'll explain more on the day.

We welcome children to join us and email us with questions for Frank or Alfredo and team ahead of the event!

Click the link below to register for the webinar: 
https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_NDgbJ4T6R7mTKwRfnpJOeg

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar.

We hope to see you there! 

All singers, wind and brass players are invited to come together in a charity fundraising effort for one afternoon of Christmas tunes and carols, in aid of Sarah's Rural Library Fund.

The Soldier’s Tale is a witty and sardonic Faustian story of a young soldier who gives his violin to the Devil in exchange for untold wealth. This new adaptation, directed by Joseph Hardy, features recent graduates of Drama Studio London and London Contemporary Dance School, as well as some of the most outstanding young professional musicians in London.

The first half of the concert will explore the works of some composers who were influential to Stravinsky in his early years, and will feature tenor Nick Hardy and pianist Aaron Burrows.

Tickets are priced at £10/£5 and are available on the door or online in advance (www.wegottickets.com/event/303864). All proceeds from this concert will go to Sarah's Rural Library Fund (www.sarahsrurallibraries.com, charity no. 1144970).

Facebook event: https://www.facebook.com/events/1645218635705376/?fref=ts

Narrator - Elizabeth Heery
Soldier - Joseph Hardy
Devil - Clark Alexander
Princess - Robyn Holder