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World Book Day 2023

We celebrated world book on the 2nd March with a flurry of activities ranging from online quizzes, a big book quiz, missing words and guess the book by its cover with prizes awarded for the most correct answers.

There were two themed scavenger hunts, Harry Potter and Percy Jackson, with students attempting to track down the teachers wearing the name badges of characters from the books from the clues provided.

One of the LRC's DofE volunteers, Taneesha Roy, ran a wonderful craft activity where students could create a book mark.

Other competitions over the course of the week included redesigning a Harry Potter book cover and writing a book review or reviewing a book in three emojis.

In addition we had 40 new books for students to choose from especially for World Book day, a mix of titles suitable for Years 7 and 8 and some more challenging reads for the Year 9s.

Congratulations to our World Book Day Winners listed below and everyone who took part:

Scavenger Hunt - Alayna Maryam and Eloise Turner

Runner up: Jasmine Chan

Big Book Quiz: Alena Miteva-Gubikova

Design of a Harry Potter Book Cover: Charlie Wood for Harry Potter and the Shrek Monster

Online missing words and book cover quizzes:

Shanyah Chandra

Sharvarish Chandra

Daisy Edwards

Roseanna Goodwin

Odette Turner

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