As part of your Easter homework, your teachers would like you to create a book review on a non-fiction book. It can book of your choice...

World Book Day has arrived at Ilfracombe Church of England Junior School! From the Mad Hatter to Captain America – and of course the...

As you know, all children will be back to school on Monday 8th March! Therefore, as a wonderful way to welcome the children back, we are...

You might find the following resources useful to support you with reading with your child at home.

Some work from Evie Webster 4TS about The Day the Crayons Quit.

In 4WS, one of our favourite parts of the day is our class reader. We never miss a day at reading a chapter of our book. At the moment...

We have some more children who have been making a wonderful effort with their reading at home. Layla Goodchild-Rhodes, Sienna Wilcock and...

Book Track is the reading challenge for primary-aged children run by Libraries Unlimited through your local public library. Lots of...

Harry Lake is the first person in Year 4 to have read 20 books and receive a special bookmark. We are incredibly proud of Harry, he shows...

I am so proud of all of 3EC for their effort with their reading at home. Layla and Bliss have also set an incredible example to their...

We would like the children to prepare and present a book review based on a non-fiction text they have enjoyed. Ideas for possible...

5DS have worked really hard on their reading this half term. We are so proud of Maci and Georgia for reading more than 20 books and the...

In 4WS we have caught a serious reading bug! We just love reading!!! Whether it is reading our class reader The Iron Man (we have just...

We are so excited to announce the arrival of these beautiful bookmarks. Children who read 20 or more books will be presented with their...

Reading is a real strength in our school. We have invested a lot in it and have great provision throughout our library, whole school...

In our English lessons, Year 6 read the book Incredible Edibles and carried out some of the weird and wonderful experiments such as 'how...

We want to share a tool with you to help your child think and talk about the world around them. The TRUST approach can be used when you...

Year 5 visited the Infant School today to read Year 2 our poetry. We enjoyed sharing our poems and explaining how we created them and...

On Thursday 5th March children celebrated World Book Day. We had all sorts of characters arrive at school from historical figures, such...

Our four finalists for the lower school Spelling Bee were Hannah and Wade from Year 3, and Bella and Owen from Year 4. In front of over...