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World Book Day

Wow! What a day! The children and staff looked amazing dressed as their chosen word. The children started the day getting all cosy and enjoyed sharing their books with another year group. In the afternoon, there was a competition between the house teams to create the best reading display in the hall. Our governor Tina came in and was the judge of the winning display. Well done to Godiva. Prizes were also given out for the best dressed child in each class and the best dressed staff members. Enjoy spending your World Book Day tokens smiley


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