BACK TO SCHOOL 2024
We hope you're excited for a brand new school year. Visit our Back to School Hub to find everything you might need to celebrate the start of term with Roald Dahl stories.
Roald Dahl Stories
From Sophie's adventures with the BFG and James' journey on the Giant Peach, to Matilda's brilliant bravery and Charlie's first step into the world of Wonka - Roald Dahl stories celebrate the incredible potential of young people and the power of kindness.
(And they really are brilliantly entertaining!)
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Muggle-Wump brownies, Jam Roly-Poly sponge and Trick or Twit scones - indulge your inner child and enter into the story of The Twits with a brand-new themed Afternoon Tea inspired by the iconic book.
Read moreRoald Dahl in the Classroom
Bring the magic of Roald Dahl stories to life in your classroom with our YPO-sponsored lesson plans, spanning the full curriculum!
Created to align with Key Stage 1 and 2 learning objectives, our free lesson plan are designed to add a touch of Roald Dahl magic to the curriculum, from English, Maths and STEM to Art, PSHE and Geography.
Find out moreRoald Dahl Stories on Stage
You can see a number of your favourite Roald Dahl stories reimagined for the stage.
Our new Theatre Division has been hard at work with a host of playful and talented songwriters, circus artists and playwrights to create a series of mischievously brilliant new theatre shows.
Find out moreThe Roald Dahl Museum and Story Centre
The Roald Dahl Museum and Story Centre is an independent charity, founded in 2001 by Roald Dahl’s widow, Liccy. Their founding objective as a charity is to further the education of the public in the art of literature and creativity, by running a museum and literature centre based on the works of Roald Dahl.
Since the Roald Dahl Museum and Story Centre opened their doors in 2005, they have used the example of Roald Dahl’s creative craft to show that what he did, YOU can do too. More than a million people have visited the Museum to date, including an average of 10,000 school children every year.