Knife And Packer Books On Sale Next Week!

On Friday next week we will have children's authors, Knife and Packer, visiting. Some of their most popular books will be on sale next week from the library. On the day of their visit they will be signing them during lunchtime. If you would like to purchase one before they arrive please see Miss Sparkes in the library; we will then hold on to your copy ready for the authors to sign them when they visit.

What's available to buy?

The Temple of Baboon, £5.99

Moldfinger, £5.99

King Pong, £5.99

Creature from the Pink Lagoon, £5.99

When Earwax Attacks, £5.99

Badly Drawn Beth, £6.99

Breakfast Club - Price List And Daily Specials

Check out our updated menu, with the addition of daily specials...

Design a National Book Token Competition 2016

To celebrate World Book Day, National Book Tokens are holding a 'Design a Book Token' competition. To enter, you need to design your own book token. A judging panel will select one winner and one runner-up for each of the categories;
8 and under,
9-12 years
13-16 years
One overall winner's design will be turned into a real National Book Token and distributed to bookshops nationwide in time for Christmas!

Prizes;

A winner from each category will receive £250 in National Book Tokens for their school, £100 book tokens for their self and £100 for their teacher.

Runners-up will receive £150 in National Book Tokens for their school, £50 book tokens for their self and £50 for their teacher.

To take part, please pick up a template from the library. The closing date for this competition is Friday 15 April 2016, so please make sure you hand your entries in the week before so we have plenty of time to send them off. Good luck!

Pancakes For Breakfast!

In Breakfast Club this morning, our school cook kindly made more than 40 pancakes for us to decorate with our own delicious toppings. With a choice of fruits, syrups, sugar, chocolate spread and sprinkles, we produced some unique creations...

Well Done Rashida!

Rashida Sillah recently took part in the National Literacy Trust's Editor Challenge competition. Last week we received an email to praise Rashida on the quality of her work. The National Literacy Trust received nearly 100 entries, with Rashida's making the final shortlist of ten! 

Network and Competitions Manager, Gemma Niebieszczanski had this to say...

'The judges at both the National Literacy Trust and Immediate Media were impressed with the quality of Rashida’s entry and her original ideas. It was tough choosing just one winner and whilst Rashida narrowly missed out on the prize we wanted them to know that the high standard of her work was recognised by the judges.'