Celebrating World Book Day Across CLPT Schools
A Day of Literary Magic and Fun!
Schools across the Central Learning Partnership Trust (CLPT) recently celebrated World Book Day with great enthusiasm and creativity. This special day, dedicated to the joy of reading, saw both staff and students dressing up as their favorite book characters, bringing stories to life in the most delightful ways.
From the youngest children in Nursery to the oldest students in Year 6, everyone participated in the festivities. Classrooms and hallways were filled with characters from beloved books, creating a vibrant and magical atmosphere. Teachers and staff joined in the fun, donning costumes that ranged from classic literary figures to modern-day heroes.
Highlights of the Day:
- Creative Costumes: Students and staff showcased their creativity with an array of costumes. From Harry Potter and Matilda to the Cat in the Hat and the Gruffalo, the variety of characters was truly impressive.
- Storytelling Sessions: Teachers and guest readers held special storytelling sessions, captivating young minds with tales of adventure, mystery, and wonder.
- Book Quizzes: Fun and engaging quizzes tested students’ knowledge of their favorite books and characters.
- Writing Competitions: Students participated in various writing competitions, showcasing their creativity through short stories, poems, and book reviews.
- Reading Corners: Cozy reading corners were set up in classrooms and libraries, providing a perfect spot for students to dive into their favorite books.
The celebration of World Book Day across CLPT schools not only highlighted the importance of reading but also fostered a sense of community and shared love for literature. It was a day filled with laughter, learning, and a deep appreciation for the magic of books.
As we continue to inspire a love for reading in our students, we look forward to many more such joyful celebrations in the future. A big thank you to everyone who made World Book Day a memorable event!
Take a look at some of the photos from across the schools:
