Library @ Good Shepherd School

Friday, 20 May 2016

David Walliams

I hope older children are enjoying reading the new books we have bought by David Walliams.
He has written many funny and heartwarming stories. Want to learn more? Why not visit The World of David Walliams at www.worlddavidwalliams.com.

Wednesday, 4 May 2016

ANZAC DAY 2016

To commerate ANZAC Day 2016

we had an ANZAC display in the library.I hope you were able to visit the library before the school holidays and read some of our ANZAC books. We had about 20 titles to choose from.

Wednesday, 23 March 2016

Anthony Browne Books and Activities

Please visit the library and take a look at our Anthony Browne display. How many Anthony Browne books have you read? Play the SHAPE GAME designed by Anthony Browne in the library this week and next week. Create an imaginary creature from a shape.Or older children might like to try their hand at drawing the 'Willy the Wimp' character. There's pictures to show you how.

Monday, 21 March 2016

Dive into Reading

We hope everyone is enjoying visiting the library. Come and check out our new display 'Dive into Reading'. Please ask one of our friendly librarians for help if you are trying to find a book or you have a question about the library.

Friday, 11 March 2016

Dr Seuss Birthday Celebrations

On the 2nd of March we celebrated Dr Seuss' birthday in the library. Mrs Suggate read the newest Dr Seuss book "What Pet Should I Get?" and then Mrs Scanlan read 'I can read with my eyes shut". The librarians ran a colouring competition.
It was lots of fun.

Thursday, 10 March 2016

2016 Librarians

Welcome back! The Library have a new team of Librarians. We hope you had a great summer reading and now it's time to come and see us in the library and chill out with a good book!

Below are our new team!

Our Head Librarians

Our Year 5 Librarians

Thursday, 5 November 2015

Red Rocks Book Review

Red Rocks is a fantastic book about selkies who are seal people. One day this boy finds a seal skin and meets the selkie who dropped it. He also makes friends with the selkie and finds out the truth about the selkie community. This book would suit animal lovers, boys and girls aged 9-11 years old. Come to our library and read it today!

By Mia