A6 pocket size guide with straight forward easy to understand explanations of what all the bells do when the treble leads.

New and updated version of the two popular guide books combined into one publication, updates include: detailed coloured blue lines showing treble passing places, work at the bobs and singles and circles of work.

The exercises are deceptively simple. Some elements are already familiar – for example many teachers already mix dodging with call changes. Kaleidoscope adds to that by offering a complete system, underpinned by a carefully thought out set of ideas. It is a timely and useful addition to the resources available to teachers of ringing.

Can be displayed in the the ringing room to help teach bell handling.

Print at home posters.

Can be displayed in the the ringing room to help teach bell handling.

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A pictorial guide to help explain the workings of a bell method, includes dodging, place making, points, treble bob work, Kent places, Stedman whole turn, Cambridge front and back work and more. 2 pages of a4 diagrams.

A6 pocket size illustrated guide to understanding the process of making bobs and singles for the new method ringer.

Focusing on Plain Bob Doubles, Plain Bob Minor and Grandsire Doubles.

(2025, CC) Phil Ramsbottom

The audio guide is split into multiple sections covering both 6 and 8 bells helping to identify gaps that appear at both handstroke and backstroke.

This guide was produced many years ago and is taken from an original audio tape.

Please refer to the notes in the images for more details.

A structured scheme for progressing beyond initial training to develop method ringing ability and the associated additional bell control skills.

Advice to ringers & non-ringers on starting a band from scratch at a tower without one. It covers recruiting, teaching, relations with church & community. Based largely on the author’s experience.

This publication was produced several years ago and it is recognised that some updating is required.  This will be completed later but meanwhile readers are asked to note that certain topics such as safeguarding, health and safety, risk assessments, use of electronic media and protection of personal data etc are not up to date.

Analysis of basic skills needed for effective method ringing, over and above those needed to ring rounds, with an approach and a structured exercises designed to help develop them.