And everyone loved the magical lion in Oscar's Lion (particularly Oscar in Year 3) @AdamBaron5
The votes are still coming in for the @sparkbookaward but here's what some of our Year 3 & 4 pupils had to say about the shortlisted books in the 7+ category... @BellaHarcourt @Rach_Khoo
This week we're voting for the winner of the @sparkbookaward - here's what some of our Year 5 & 6 pupils had to say about the shortlisted books in the 9+ category... 'This story gave me emotions!'
‘Who Ate Steve?’ by @Susannah_Lloyd & Kate Hindley was particularly popular in Year 2 as it made us laugh a lot! @sparkbookaward
Year 2 had a lot of fun imagining what each of them would do... ‘If I were Prime Minister’ by @dm_trygveSkaug & Ella Okstad, from 'I could do what I want' to 'I would make my house rainbow!' @sparkbookaward
Year 2 enjoyed the themes of facing your fears and being kind to animals in 'Gina Kaminski Saves the Wolf' by Craig Barr-Green & @korkymaster! @sparkbookaward
The Spark! reviews are coming in, in preparation for voting. Here's what our Year 2's had to say about 'Farah Loves Mangoes' by Sarthak Sinha - 'Fruit is not the only thing'. (Although there are plenty of mango fans in Year 2!) @sparkbookaward
Book of the Week: 'Why Did My Brain Make Me Say It?' by @BardyMum. Brains are weird! But this poetry collection also demonstrates that brains are amazing in the way they can experiment with language. A playful, profound and authentic collection of poems - perfect for primary.
Thanks to @clairevlinney for a fascinating talk about Black Tudors, as featured in her time-travel adventure 'Time Tub Travellers and the Silk Thief', to enhance our Year 5 Tudor topic.





































