Hector the house rabbit's Three Secrets of Success to stop bullying

Hector the house rabbit introduces the Three Secrets of Success to the wild rabbits of Hampton Court Warren
Fairy tales provide magical problem-solvers; they pop in when intervention is required and pop out again having administered a spoonful of good sense. In reality, there is no greater magic than the friendship and support of your tribe or pack. How do you make and keep friends in your new place? Why, you need the ‘Hector’s Three Secrets of Success’ which are - always Join In, Play Nicely, and most importantly, always Tell An Adult if there is trouble. It’s just common sense! Whether split between two families, or off to a new school, it is comforting to know that with the right attitude and some good advice you can cope with whatever adventure comes your way.


Hector the house rabbit uses the three secrets of success to solve a problem

Nannie of Hampton Court Warren	Bertie Hampton has a problem

Hector the house rabbit introduces the 3 secrets of success to the Coneys of Pinecone Club at Hampton Court Warren

“There is so much to learn in the wild,” said Hector, “about berries and stars and digging, it’s so much fun! I hope I can come back and earn some badges.” “So do I, my dear,” agreed Nannie, and she kissed him on the forehead. Which reminded Hector about poor Bertie. So he asked Nannie why wild rabbits don’t learn the three secrets of success. “I have never heard of those,” said Nannie, “what are they?” Hector recited the three secrets for her… Then he told her about Bertie and the Bully. Nannie listened very carefully, and when she had heard the whole sorry tale she said, “we wild rabbits never have to send our children away, but perhaps we should all learn your three secrets. Hector goes wild - Jo Rutherford 2010

Hector goes wild - a children's book	Hector's midsummer madness - a children's book




Hector goes wild at Hampton Court Hector is a happy house rabbit until Foxy chases him through the hedge and into the wild where he is saved by the wild rabbits of Hampton Court.

Hampton Court Palace in the moonlight



Across the Park moonlight danced and glinted on a golden statue above a silvery pond. “That is the Fountain of Diana,” whispered Tom, “the Goddess and Protector of the Moon and the Creatures of the Wild. All the statues in Hampton Court are magical. And they do say that when an animal is in danger Diana’s statue comes to life, and darts like a streak of lightning through the trees, to raise the alarm.”


Hector and the Coneys go wild at Hampton court

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