World Book Day 2023
"If you read, the world is yours!" Michael Rosen
This year, World Book Day is on Thursday 2nd March. As always, the aim of WBD is to promote reading for pleasure, offering every child and young person the opportunity to have a book of their own. At school, we are going to be celebrating NATURE with the beautiful book 'The Lost Words' by Robert Macfarlane and Jackie Morris.
Watch this space for more exciting things to come!
MC Grammar
Check out MC Grammar's World Book Day song!
Sneak Peek!
Why not take a sneak peek at the books you can purchase with your amazing £1 book voucher!
The Lost Words
This year, we are exploring poetry through the beautiful book 'The Lost Words' by Robert Macfarlane and Jackie Morris. 'The Lost Words' is a book of spells that seeks to conjure back the near-lost magic and strangeness of the nature that surrounds us.
Share a Story
Why not take ten minutes to share a story with your little one? Use the video books from the World Book day website to enjoy a story together. There are some great stories available!
Audio Books
Check out World Book Day's 'World of Stories' where you can enjoy a range of free audio books. Audio books are a brilliant way of enjoying stories together as a family or on your own.
Tips to Support Reading at Home
Breakfast Club Celebrating World Book Day
World Book Day Worship
Reception Celebrating World Book Day
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