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Visit to St Nicholas School, Hurst.

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Here is a lovely write up from Joanna Davis, literacy coordinator at St Nicholas School in Hurst following my visit in March.

Book Week Bonanza at St. Nicholas C.E. Primary School!

Wow! What a week it was! Fabulous book character costumes at the start of the week and a visit by Julia Jarman to celebrate World Book Day at the end of the week.

On top of this, all classes participated in a Book Cover Design Competition for some of the Julia Jarman books shared within our classrooms, and we enjoyed a mammoth author-signing event by our special author guest in our School Hall after school on the Friday, which resulted in huge book sales, children having their purchased texts personalised by a signature from Julia Jarman. This resulted in a good sum of commission from ‘Chapter One,’ which will be spent on fiction texts for our classrooms.

Thanks go to all parents and children who supported the book-signing by patiently joining long queues in the Hall, to St. Nicholas staff for all their help during the week and to parents for their spontaneous help with the sale of books.! Also, it has been a pleasure to work with ‘Chapter One Bookshop’ in Woodley; Mary and John Baker, who manage the enterprise,  assisted me with organising Julia’s visit, put up the author over night and delivered all the texts for our after-school Book Sale.

Teachers would like to congratulate children on their superb cover designs and colouring in our school-wide project. The winners won a book, an extra World Book Day £1 book voucher, the opportunity to have their illustrations published on Julia Jarman’s official website, together with the display of their work in the window of ‘Chapter One’, Woodley. The runners-up won a £1 voucher and the opportunity to have their work displayed also on Julia’s website and in ‘ Chapter One’ Bookshop.

Last Updated ( Thursday, 02 June 2011 09:59 ) Read more...
 

Visit to Beckford Primary School

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This is a note from Clair Essex from Beckford Primary School, I visited there in June.

"Thank you so much again for spending the day with us. The children and staff all thoroughly enjoyed themselves.
Our learning councillors are still writing their report but I have attached Millie's story for you."

 

 

 

 

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Visit To Abbey Junior School

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I'm a bit late putting this up.  It's a note from Linda Raywood from Abbey Juniors school after a visit in March this year

"Many thanks for yesterday. I was so thrilled that you managed to entertain and inform so many different age groups. Nursery, in particular, stood out – I’ve never seen them so animated and interested."

These are some photos taken with Reception.

Last Updated ( Thursday, 26 August 2010 14:54 )
 

Visit to Copleston High School

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I visited Copleston High School last year to run a writing workshop. Run or rather 'Running' was the word. Together we brainstormed round it to write the beginning of a story, which pupils continued when I went home. Teachers were very impressed with the results. So was I and Here are two of the best.  Please click on the link to see the work in PDF File Format.

Late, by Jazmine Carter

Thump! by Emma Blowers

 

Last Updated ( Tuesday, 02 June 2009 09:09 )
 

Visit to Lancot Primary School in Dunstable, Bedfordshire

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Here are some photgraphs from Janet Rhodes, teacher at Lancot Primary in Dunstable.  The pictures are of work done by students at the school featuring Kangaroo's CanCan Cafe

Last Updated ( Friday, 10 April 2009 06:38 ) Read more...
 
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