Reader of the Week

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Well done to all our very worthy winners of the Reader of the Week certificate.

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Y2 - Reading for Pleasure

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"My favourite non-fiction books are all about Space but I also like Diary of a Wimpy Kid because they're so funny!" says Krystian

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Reader of the Week

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Here are our very worthy winners of the Reader of the Week certificate.  Well done everyone!

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Year 2 - My favourite book

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Krystian has brought his favourite book into school today.  It's called Diary of a Wimpy Kid (Big Shot).  He has read a couple of pages to the children and explained his favourite part of the book.

"I chose this page because Greg (that's the main character) stood on one leg to fire a shot into…

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Year 1 World book day

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World Book day - Year 4 and 2

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Year 2 have enjoyed sharing their favourite books with year 4.

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Reciprocal Readers

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Here are Florence and Aryssa being guided in a Reciprocal Reading session with Katharine O'Neill, Head of English at Liverpool Hope University.

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Reader of the Week 13.2.23

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Congratulations to our very worthy winners of the Reader of the Week certificate.

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Parent Workshop - Read, Write Inc.

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Some of the Year 1 and 2 parents and carers attended an introductory meeting about how Read, Write Inc. works in our school.

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The Sleeping Sword - Daisy Bennett Year 4

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"This book is about young boy called Bun who soon turns blind and finds a sword in a tomb lying under his garden and is tempted to keep it.  He dreamed of returning the sword to King Arthur and the next day he could see again. 

 

I would recommend this book to children who like sad books,…

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