Parental Bulletin - 22nd March 2019
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LIBRARY NEWS this week..<br />
Some quotes from our NHSBA participants….<br />
“I enjoyed it, it was a new experience for me”<br />
“Quite interesting getting to talk to the other kids from the other schools”<br />
“Quite interesting and inspiring”<br />
“I enjoyed Lucy Adlington’s talk”<br />
“It was good to cooperate with the other schools about reading”<br />
The North Herts Schools Book Award event at Fearnhill was a resounding success yesterday. Our thirteen<br />
students from Years 7 through to 9, who had prepared themselves well for the Award event, were exemplary –<br />
both in terms of their behaviour and involvement, as well as asking lots of questions of the guest author, Lucy<br />
Adlington who was both inspirational and entertaining.<br />
Well done to you all.<br />
The voting was very close, with the winner of the younger category The land of neverendings by Kate Saunders<br />
and the older category was convincingly won by Frances Hardinge’s A skinful of shadows.<br />
Our next challenge (!)… is the national Carnegie & Kate Greenaway Award <strong>2019</strong> with the announcement this<br />
week of the shortlisted titles. If students would like to participate in this Award by shadowing (ie: reading,<br />
discussing and reviewing) one or more of the shortlisted titles, please let Mrs Evans or Mrs Martin know in the<br />
Library. ALL Year groups are invited to join in and books should be available to borrow before the end of next<br />
week.<br />
Here’s the Carnegie Award shortlist (two titles from our North Herts Schools Book Award!) :