Hand written stories are not read. However, we need to be sure to progress. After studying some of the techniques of writing, begin writing by getting your story down on paper using minimal correcting as you go. You might want to record it and write it from the recording. Then go back and check spelling, grammar, clarity, plot, pace, timing, strength of characters, etc.
Many writers suggest putting the story aside for a few days or weeks.
After your initial enthusiasm has waned, read it again for a more objective look at the story. Share your story. Make the connection with all three audiences. Valuable feedback can come from parents, teachers, librarians, other writers, your own children, and other people's children. Some of my most valuable experiences have been reading my stories in school.