Straight after school on Monday 11th March!
We will be celebrating World Book day on Thursday 7th March by dressing up as a character from a story. Although it is a while off yet, we want to give you plenty of time to get costumes organised!
During this week, we will also be having lots of book related activities in classes and as a school and also an opportunity to invite you into school (more information to follow).
There will be a Reading Challenge that will come home with you on Friday and give you half term to get started on. Also a 'Get Caught Reading' competition - whereby we ask you to think of unusual places that your child could read and take a photo to send in for judging!
Lots of fun reading and book related activities to inspire all Crossdale readers!
Thanks in advance,
Crossdale Team.
The Book Fair is coming soon, bringing a great selection of the very best books to inspire and entertain young readers. It will be delivered on 14th February and we will be open between then and the 28th February, before and after school; 8:30-9am and 3:30-4:00pm.
Every book sold helps to earn Rewards that can be spent on books and resources for our classrooms and the library, so in supporting the book fair, you are helping us.
We look forward to seeing you there.
This year, you can pay by phone at the book fair as well as cheque or cash. There will be posters explaining how to do this in the hall but you can have a look before you come using the link below:
https://bookfairs.scholastic.co.uk/travelling-books/phone-payment
Each child has a £1 book token to use too! These will be kept at the desk in the hall for the children to use once they have chosen their books.
Thank you
Miss Jackson and Mrs Jones
The Chief Medical Officer for the UK recently published guidance on screen-based activities.
Within the guidance itself, there is an infographic (see image) which helps parents and carers think about the challenges of managing their children's screen use.
Follow the SMART rules to stay safe on the Internet - see below for information shared with children in today's assembly!
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