The Big
Book Week Book Swap
Got shelves of books at home you´ve already read? Desperate for something new to read? Then the Big Book Swap is for you! Simply bring a book into
school you no longer want and swap it for a book token in the library. Keep
your book token safe and then bring it along to the Big Book Swap next
Wednesday (April 2) and exchange it for your choice of book. The library is issuing tokens for books from
now until Friday so don´t delay, clear off those bookshelves today!
The
Great Swans School Novel
As we all know, novels normally take months
or years to write. But that´s because
they are usually only written by one person.
So what about a novel that is written by 370 people? Throughout Book Week in the library, students
are invited to add to the Great Swans School novel. You may make as many contributions as you
like, either in groups or individually, so the fate of our central character is
entirely in your hands! Our masterpiece
will be kept in the library for us and all future generations to enjoy.
Who Wants to be a Millionnaire?
How many Swans students have got what it
takes to complete the Who Wants to be a Millionaire million word challenge? Collect your millionaire card from the
library and every time you return a library book that you have read you will
have the word count added to your total.
Students that reach a million words will receive a special certificate
and a prize, as well as a HUGE sense of pride and all the other fabulous
benefits that go along with having developed a fruitful reading habit. You´ll be surprised how quickly you reach
your target, although obviously this challenge will continue far beyond Book
Week.
The Book Week Spelling Bee
The English
department will also be holding their annual Book Week Spelling Bee, the grand
final of which will take place during assembly on the last day of term. It promises to be a real nail-biter, with the
fabulous prize of a Kindle up for grabs, and the library is pleased to report
having seen many students furiously revising the spellings of the set texts in
anticipation of the heats. Good luck to
everyone taking part!
Book
Trailers
Produce,
direct and star in your own trailer for a book?
No problem for the talented students of Key Stage Three, who have all
been working very hard on their book trailers for the past several weeks. The best ones will be selected by the English
department to be shown in the final assembly and we are all excited to see the
results.
And Much
Much More…
There will
also be fun activities during registration periods, in which we will talk about
the books that have changed our lives, and test our knowledge of our favourite
fiction and non-fiction.
So come to
school all next week ready to go loco for literature!
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