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April 26 2012
UK’s top children’s authors take part in London 2012 Festival
Discover Children’s Story Centre the UK’s first children’s museum dedicated to stories has commissioned the leading lights in children’s literature to write twelve original stories for a new digital web application StoryCloud. This free nationwide digital project will reach thousands of children aged 5-8 and their families in their homes, schools and libraries throughout the twelve weeks of London 2012 Festival and beyond.
read moreMarch 14 2012
Discover nominated for 2012 Children’s Museum Award
Discover has been nominated for the first international children's museum's award for its interactive family exhibitions. We will be battling it out with children's museum's all over the globe from Berlin to Manila, with the winner of the award being announced at Bologna Book Fair on Wednesday 21 March.
read moreOctober 11 2011
Communities Build Bridges Together at Bridge-tastic Festival
Read all about Westfield Stratford City and Discover Children'sStory Centre's spectacular Bridge-tastic Festival on Sunday 25 September.
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July 09 2011
Access All Areas: Children Guide the Way to Westfield Stratford City
Discover Young Consultants have had a VIP pass to cross over the awe-inspiring Westfield Stratford City link bridge into what will be Europe’s largest urban shopping centre. The group of local children aged 7-13 were armed with a brief from Westfield, pens, pencils, pads and cameras to investigate, explore and photograph the centre to produce must have Guide the Way: A Young Person’s Guide to Westfield Stratford City.
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June 03 2011
Monster Success as Discover Story Centre’s New Exhibition Opens With a ROAR
Over 700 people flocked to Discover Children’s Story Centre on Saturday to witness the opening of Welcome to Monsterville. The monster town has been created by Discover and best selling and award winning illustrators Ed Vere (The Getaway), Sarah McIntyre (Morris the Mankiest Monster) and Neal Layton (Emily Brown) enchanted families that had come from London and beyond.
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