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Welcome to Christ Church School Library!
Our school library is a warm inviting space that both children and staff enjoy using.
We have a quality collection of books for the children to choose from, including books for children whose first language may not be English.
The Library is accessible to all, with each class having their own timetabled session.
Our role is to help create confident, enthusiastic readers and engage children in life-long learning through books. This can be achieved in and out of school. PLEASE encourage your children to read on a regular basis or share a book at bedtime, bath time or any time!
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Great news! Christ Church have finished in 6th place on the schools league table, and having the 3rd highest number of children completing the challenge for this years Summer Reading Challenge 2018 ‘Mischief Makers’.
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World Book day 2020
Wow we had an awesome, full packed world book day/week events!
At the beginning of the week leading up to World book day, we had a Travelling book fair, open to children and parents after school for a week. We made over £400, which means we collected £223 of FREE brand new books for our school library.
On Wednesday we had a local Author, Ms Kucheruk in to read her new book - Silkie the Seal to Year R and Year 1. The children thoroughly enjoyed it.
Thursday was World book day and this year the theme was Roald Dahl. The whole school dressed up as a favourite character out of one of his books. We had Willy Wonka’s, Ompa lumpas, Matilda’s, Fantastic Mr Foxes and lots of Twits!
The whole school enjoyed a Roald Dahl workshop with interactive performances, which was enjoyed by all.
Finally on Friday, we had Waterstones book shop join us in the school library and every child was given their free book token to spend on a book of their choice.
Every child went home with a brand new book- how cool is that 👍🏻
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Our next exciting venture will be the Summer Reading Challenge 2020- more news to follow!
Remember "The more you read, the more you learn".
Mrs Tickner - Librarian
