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Bookish baking in the library! Entrants to the #worldbookday baking competition. @LibraryLand3
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Thank you Warminster school library staff @LibraryLand3 for organising another great Jolabokaflod!
I'm looking forward to curling up over the Christmas break to read these!
#booksaremyescape
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GIVEAWAY! for schools for #RemembranceDay all 5 of @tompalmerauthor war novels SIGNED by the man himself! To enter: RT & follow by 10/11 (UK only) Winner announced on 11th during Mr Dilly Meets! @BarringtonStoke #Giveaway #ukedchat #edutwitter #readingrocks #PrimaryRocks #kidlit
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Did you know that you can access the first chapter of every book on the YA Book Prize 2021 shortlist for free? Just head to the ‘Shortlist’ page on our website to get reading! bit.ly/2On0h2L 📚 #YA10
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And now the best bit.... Mrs Anna's story time. Thanks @LibraryLand3 for the short story. Pirate stories going down really well! Old Vic proud to support @WarminsterEng with drop everything and read!
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A lovely way to start the weekend. Mr Jenkins reading a folk story about elephants! Lovely for the boys to see staff role models enjoying reading.
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It’s brilliant to see one of our ex-colleagues become a published author. I’m sure Years 12&13 will remember Miss Richards’ enthusiasm for writing. @Abby13Richards
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Nor should the joy be underestimated. Or has Jane Austen put it "“I declare after all there is no enjoyment like reading! How much sooner one tires of any thing than of a book! -- When I have a house of my own, I shall be miserable if I have not an excellent library.”"
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Today is International Literacy Day! On Wednesdays in Arnold, we take time in the morning to pause and read. If you could recommend a book for someone else to read, what would it be?
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We wanted to share some of our favourite sentiments from the book to our close Warminster Community and beyond.. stay strong, be kind and keep in touch. #iloveboarding
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For #IWD2020, our readers shared their favourite books by women. From Donna Tartt's cult classic The Secret History to @caitlinmoran's heartwarming and very funny How to Build a Girl, here's all the inspiration you need for your next read. bit.ly/MustReadsByWomen
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David Loertscher | The "last word" from the Louisville Symposium (2019) was a challenge for all school librarians to become both visible & indispensable in their schools...So, Fran Kompar & I created a major website about turning the library into a school-wide learning commons.
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All our girls snuggled together in the Common Room last night and listed to @1707Radio's bedtime story. It was absolutely wonderful... thanks to Hagrid for reading it so beautifully. 🦁🧙♀️ #iloveboarding
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A delight to behold! D.E.A.R! Year 7 'drop everything and read' - wonderful to see so much historical fiction and political commentary amongst these budding learners!
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The y9 list was so good at I've already re-read one, and am now reading a different book by one of the other authors on there. Lots more still to go. What do you mean it's for our children?
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A quality library & librarian in every school! If Australia can do it, surely the UK can too? All children need #GreatSchoolLibraries
The Parliament *unanimously* passed our motion calling for quality school libraries and teacher librarians in EVERY public school. We ❤️ our libraries, and school students should have libraries they can ❤️ too! #nswpol
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What a great way to start the week! Year 5 are Speed Reading. Choose a book you wouldn’t normally read. Give it a few minutes of your time and note your thoughts or feelings before moving on to another book. Thanks to @LibraryLand3 for the idea.
