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Mrs Gidden's cool reader's club - Haniya
These are our reading stars put forward by their English teacher. We interview them about their current book, what they like reading about and what they like to do when they’re not reading. Introducing Haniya...
Mrs Gidden's cool reader's club - Jayden
This feature is an old favourite which we had to pause when we went into lockdown last March. Now that all our pupils can access the library again, the English department couldn't wait to show off their readers.
Mrs Elliott's recommended read - December
The Art of Being Normal by Lisa Williamson. Being completely honest, I was attracted to this book because of the cover, the colours and the blurb above!
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Reading race winners are revealed
We now have the results of the Great Reading Race, which ran the last week of the half term. Drum roll please...
Mrs Elliott's recommended read - November
This month Humanities and AR teacher, Miss Ackers, has sent in her 'pick'...The Graveyard Book by Neil Gaiman
Year 8 book the trend for competition
The year group were set a creative challenge which will also prove useful for pupils' Accelerated Reading (AR) sessions.
Year 7 are in a buzz about books
Bookbuzz is back – and our Year 7 pupils have selected their own brand new book which they will receive after the half term break.
You've been amazing
The book fair left Priory on Tuesday and during the five days it was with us we sold over £480 worth of books to pupils - the BEST YEAR EVER!
What's happening in the library?
On Thursday we took a trip down to the library to see what was going on during breaktime.
The book fair is back
From stationery and posters to books from a variety of genres, the fair will be in the library until next Tuesday so please ensure you pop in before it leaves!
Mrs Elliott's recommended read - September
This month Humanities and AR teacher, Miss Ackers, has sent in her 'pick'...Killer Game by Kirsty McKay
Year 8 bookmark competition is back
It's Bookmark Competition time again for Year 8. This year your theme is 'Everybody's Reading'.