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BOOK WEEK 2020

12 Oct 2020

book week theme

Our annual Book Week celebrations are scheduled for Wednesday 21 October 2020. Students are invited to dress up as their favourite book character and partake in a range of activities aimed to highlight the importance and joy of reading.

The theme for Book Week 2020 CURIOUS CREATURES, WILD MINDS, encompasses a whole host of possibilities for a costume that fits the theme perfectly. From the Curious Creatures inhabiting the world of the Gruffalo or Dr Seuss to the Wild Minds found in Harry Potter or Alice in Wonderland there is something a character for everyone to enjoy dressing up as.

Please note - there will not be a parade this year, it will be a fun day for students to dress up and celebrate virtually with their stage. One prize will be awarded to the student from each year group who best represents their character.

Our annual Book Week celebrations are scheduled for Wednesday 21 October 2020. Students are invited to dress up as their favourite book character and partake in a range of activities aimed to highlight the importance and joy of reading.

The theme for Book Week 2020 CURIOUS CREATURES, WILD MINDS, encompasses a whole host of possibilities for a costume that fits the theme perfectly. From the Curious Creatures inhabiting the world of the Gruffalo or Dr Seuss to the Wild Minds found in Harry Potter or Alice in Wonderland there is something a character for everyone to enjoy dressing up as.

Please note - there will not be a parade this year, it will be a fun day for students to dress up and celebrate virtually with their stage. One prize will be awarded to the student from each year group who best represents their character.

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