Storytelling in Organizations & Advocacy
For Leadership, Influence, and Organisational Communication
While information informs the mind, stories move the heart, making messages memorable and meaningful.
When storytelling is embedded into communication, leaders and teams are empowered to:
✅Communicate vision clearly and persuasively
✅Influence and inspire action
✅Build trust and emotional connection
✅Strengthen organisational identity and shared values
✅Advocate for change in a compelling, human-centred way
Storytelling training can be used to develop skills in leadership presence, persuasive communication, team alignment, and public speaking, ensuring messages resonate and create impact.
Past clients include:
ST Engineering • Aventis • Housing Development Board (HDB) • Singapore Discovery Centre • Yale-NUS College • Nanyang Polytechnic • Star Learners • Toastmasters
Whether applied in leadership, branding, stakeholder engagement or advocacy, storytelling transforms communication into influence.
Storytelling Workshops for Teachers & Parents
For Teaching and Character Development
When used effectively, it nurtures empathy, imagination and critical thinking without being didactic or forcing values on children.
These workshops equip educators, librarians, parents and adult facilitators with practical strategies to:
✅Engage young minds through story, play and imagination
✅Integrate values and socio-emotional learning organically
✅Build language, listening and communication skills
✅Create safe, meaningful spaces for reflection and connection
✅Use voice, movement, rhythm and participation to bring stories alive
Instead of passive listening, children experience active learning, creative expression and deeper understanding.
Adults are empowered to become confident, impactful storytellers who can educate, inspire and influence with authenticity.
Past clients include:
National Library Board • National Museum of Singapore • CDAC Headquarters • NIEC • Ednovation Pte Ltd • National Heritage Board • Singapore Book Council • MOE Cluster Schools • Singapore Polytechnic• People’s Association • Nexus International School
Storytelling in education is not just an art—it is a pedagogy that shapes hearts, minds and futures.
Storytelling Workshops for Older People
For Reminiscence, Emotional Connection and Cognitive Stimulation
Through guided story sharing, music, movement and creative expression, seniors are supported to recall memories, find meaning, and connect with others.
Workshops are designed to:
✅ Stimulate memory and cognitive function
✅ Regulate emotions through music, rhythm and movement
✅ Preserve personal and cultural stories
✅ Bridge generational gaps through shared heritage
✅ Combat loneliness and build social connection
✅ Create joy, laughter and empowerment in a safe, respectful space
Facilitation honours each senior’s voice, identity and cultural background while using music and movement to calm, energise and engage. Rather than passive listening, seniors actively participate and rediscover confidence, purpose and belonging.
Past clients include:
Anglican Senior Centre • NTUC Active Ageing Hub • HCA Hospice • NAC Silver Arts Programme • Man Fut Tong Nursing Home • St Luke’s ElderCare
Storytelling enriches the lives of seniors by connecting memory, culture, emotion and community.
Storytelling & Craft Sessions for Preschoolers
Supports Language Development, Emotional Growth and Social Skills
In the early years, young children learn best through play, rhythm, repetition and imagination. Storytelling becomes a rich, multi-sensory experience that supports language development, emotional growth and social skills in a joyful, natural way.
Our preschool sessions combine:
- Music and movement to support brain development and regulate emotions
- Puppets and visual props to spark curiosity and imagination
- Drama and role-play to build confidence and expression
- Interactive storytelling to deepen listening and language
- Art and craft to reinforce learning, strengthen fine motor skills and creativity
These sessions are carefully designed to:
✅ Develop emotional literacy and empathy
✅ Build vocabulary and sentence structure
✅ Encourage focus, turn-taking and cooperation
✅ Support self-regulation through rhythm and routine
✅ Instill character values in a non-didactic, child-centered way
Preschoolers have absorbent, imaginative minds—storytelling taps into this natural ability and transforms learning into joy.
Past preschool partners include:
My First Skool • My World Preschools • PCF Sparkletots • Small Wonder • NTUC My First Skool • Sunflower Childcare • E-Bridge • Pat’s Schoolhouse
Storytelling in early childhood lays the foundation for language, empathy and lifelong learning.
Storytelling Performances in Schools
To Support School Curriculum Goals and National Education
Stories allow students to feel, imagine, reflect and connect, making values come alive in meaningful and memorable ways.
Storytelling is ideal for:
- Assembly Programmes
- World Book Day / Reading Week
- NE Commemorative Days:
- Total Defence Day
- International Friendship Day
- Racial Harmony Day
- National Day
Through carefully curated folktales, historical stories and real-life narratives, students develop:
✅ Empathy – stepping into the shoes of others
✅ Cultural awareness – appreciating diversity and heritage
✅ Character and values – kindness, respect, perseverance, integrity
✅ Teamwork and community spirit – understanding we are stronger together
✅ Diligence and responsibility – learning from challenges and effort
✅ National identity and belonging – pride in Singapore’s stories
Storytelling also builds listening skills, imagination, and emotional intelligence—while capturing the attention of the entire hall.
When stories are performed live, students don’t just learn values—they experience them.
Past clients include MOE schools and international schools like Tanglin Trust, Singapore American School.
Storytelling as Edutainment for All Ages
A Timeless Form of Entertainment For Audiences of All Ages
It brings families and communities together through imagination, laughter, culture and shared experience—without screens or overstimulation.
Programmes are specially curated around seasonal themes such as Mid-Autumn Festival, Chinese New Year, National Celebrations, Heritage Stories, Nature Tales and Cultural Folklore, making them ideal for public events and festive programmes.
These sessions are often commissioned by event organisers, malls, museums, family events and community partners, and can be tailored to children, families or intergenerational audiences.
Past venues include:
Mall atriums (VivoCity, Tampines Mall, Nex) • IKEA • Singapore Zoological Gardens • Singapore Botanic Gardens • National Museum Singapore • National Gallery Singapore • URA Gallery •Old Tanjong Pagar Railway Station • Taiwan Children’s Museum (Kaohsiung) • Condominium events • Birthday parties • Parks • Restaurants (e.g. Wheeler’s Estate) • Libraries (e.g. book launches) • Community Halls
Whether on stage, in public spaces, indoors or outdoors, storytelling creates joy, connection and cultural appreciation, making it a meaningful addition to any event.
Storytelling entertains, educates and unites—naturally.
