In School Events
Two more students completed the 'Lancashire Reading Trail'. They were awarded a signed book by a local librarian.
World Book Day 2024
The Book Fair was a great success. The children entered a competition to win a £5 voucher to spend. They had to design a book cover. A winner was chosen from every class.
National Storytelling Week 2024. We had a storyraid throughout the morning with three storytellers moving around school and surprising each class with three stories. The junior classes had a fantastic workshop during the afternoon.
Three more students completed the 'Lancashire Reading Trail'. They were awarded a book by a local librarian.
Once again, we have had a wonderful time celebrating World Book Day. The children looked fantastic in their costumes. We celebrated through assemblies and lots of special activities.
On February 10th we joined in with 'International Book Giving Day'. The children loved hiding their books in school and then finding a new book.
The book fair visited in October. We held a 'design a poster' competition and each winner received a £5 voucher to spend at the book fair.
Our Year 6 children have set up a drama club for the younger children.
We enjoy celebrating events as a school. We enjoyed celebrating World Book Day again on March 3rd. This year our theme was traditional tales/ fairytales/ fables/ myths and legends.
We loved celebrating 'National Storytelling Week'. Dominic Kelly worked with all classes to showcase his talents and teach the children storytelling skills.
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Despite Lockdown, we enjoyed celebrating 'World Book Day 2021'. All the teachers got involved and we had a 'guess the teacher' quiz amongst lots of other activities!
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We celebrated 'International Book Giving Day 2021'.
'International Book Giving Day' was planned to promote a love for reading.
We asked all children to bring in an unwanted, age-appropriate book from home that was in a good condition. The children popped a little note about the book onto a piece of paper and placed it inside the book cover. The book was then placed into a plastic wallet, along with a special bookmark, and was hidden in the school grounds. Each class then had an opportunity to search the school and find themselves a new book.
