To celebrate last week’s World Book Day, five-star housebuilder David Wilson Homes Yorkshire East donated £100 of book vouchers to a Cottingham primary school as the housebuilder continues to support the communities in which it builds.
To celebrate World Book Day, five-star housebuilder David Wilson Homes Yorkshire East has donated £500 to Westfield Primary School in Cottingham to purchase new books and promote the importance of reading in the local community.
To coincide with World Book Day, David Wilson Homes Yorkshire East has donated £500 to the youngsters at Westfield Primary School, situated close to its Harland Park development in Cottingham, to promote reading at school and with their families.
Emma Dixon marked her 30th Birthday but hosting a fancy dress party at the Masonic Hall in Beverley.
Emma, who was wearing a dress she made herself and got into dress making after creating her first costume at the age of 7 while at school for World Book Day.
Mrs Dawn Joy Head teacher at Cherry Burton C of E Primary School was commissioned as the new Head during a special service led by Rev Richard Parkinson at St Micael’s church.
The aim of the Commissioning service is to present a new head teacher to the wider community. The service was attended by all 160 pupils, teachers, parents and representatives from the York Diocese, school governors, ER Education Services & the Parish Council.
Pupils at Swinemoor Primary School in Beverley have been marking World Book Day with a range of events based around literacy.
Staff and pupils at St Nicholas Primary School enjoyed a magical World Book Day with a Harry Potter Themed event.
HU17.net Magazine is available from Molescroft News, Woodhall Way. This weeks editions features pictures from the World Book Day events held at St John Primary School
Children and staff at St John of Beverley RC Primary School in Beverley enjoyed a belated World Book Day.
Children who attend Kidz @ Annies nursery in Beverley celebrated World Book Day. The youngsters attended nursery dressed in costumes as characters from their favourite books.
East Riding libraries are celebrating children’s reading this week, with a series of events and promotions to celebrate World Book Day.