International Book Day
In celebration of the International Book Day the pupil´s brought their favorite book to class to show to their peers and share a pleasant time reading. During the week prior to Book Day the children discovered how reading can provides lots of opportunities to use our imagination. So between dragons, princesses, castles and pirates we had a fun filled day.
The year 2 class created their first group story, working together to develop a story with illustrations, which they were all very proud of.
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