Hello everybody!
We are Year 3 at St Mary’s Catholic Primary School in Battersea. Today, we would like to talk to you about respect.
Respect means showing kindness and positivity to others.
In school, we show respect to one another by helping each other in class
November 2018
Book Clubs in Schools extends its reach to primary and secondary school children living in North London
Aligning with our mission to inspire reading for pleasure in students across the UK, regardless of their circumstances, we are delighted to announce that Book
Our Library.
I know that every Librarian thinks that their library is the best place in the world but ours really is! We have some great staff and students who love and respect their space in the library. Every book that we
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We’ve reconnected with friends, visited family, rode a bike, practised yoga, planned a holiday, written in our journals, updated our vision board, volunteered and finally got to reading those unread books on our shelves.
According
We have a monthly slot on the Give a Book website, our pride and joy, where we invite a special guest to recommend a book that has particularly meant something to them—the book that first got them reading or that they love to give, the
Book Clubs in Schools (BCiS) is a not-for-profit organisation which delivers a unique cross-age peer-led book club programme in a growing network of secondary schools. The book clubs develop students’ love of reading, analytical skills and improve their self-confidence through open discussion. They acquire leadership and
It’s time to be honest with children
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My name is Yinka, I am a Book Club Leader at Walworth Academy. This has been a memorable experience that many of my peers and I have enjoyed. Book Clubs in Schools gives us the opportunity to connect with younger students of our academy whilst