Elliott School Library
WHAT'S NEW
Pauline Fisk, author of 'In The Trees'
visits Elliott School
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Opening Hours
Monday to Thursday: 8.00 am to 4.15 pm
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Revision Guides for Sale in the Library - See List. |
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Friday: 8.00 am to 4.00 pm
Open during break and students’ lunchtimes
(We close for our lunch daily 1.55 pm To 2.25 pm)
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Film
Thursday Starts on Thursday November 26th - in the library at 1:20pm. Each week we shall be showing a short film or cartoon. Manga Club Are you interested in Manga? Want to learn how to draw Manga? Books, paper, pencils all provided. Come along to the Manga Club each Wednesday, in the library at 1:20pm. First meeting is on Wednesday January 6th. |
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Your Librarians are: Ms Coopland and Ms Sparrowhawk
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Get involved! |
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Bronze, Silver and Gold Readership Awards Challenge yourself! Widen your reading horizons and develop your reading skills. Ask for further details.
Student Librarians Are you interested in working in the library? Ask the librarians for a job description and details of the training programme.
Puffin Book Club Order new books at discount prices through the Puffin Book Club.
Chess and Draughts are available in the library at lunch times and after school. |
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RECENT EVENTS |
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On Friday November 6th, Elliott students in Years 7 and 8 were treated to a spectacular talk and demonstrations in the art, craft and science of Samurai swordsmanship by Chris Bradford, author of The Young Samurai series of books. In the afternoon Chris held a writing skills workshop with some of our Gifted and Talented Year 9 and 10 students. Look at more photos from Chris Bradford's visit to Elliott.
"When I heard that
Chris Bradford was to be visiting my school, Elliott, I thought
it would be a
boring author, talking about his book for an hour. I was
wrong.
He made the book
sound exciting; as he was reading it a chapter for us he acted
it out with his Samurai sword. He even talked me into
buying a copy at the end of the day. It’s no wonder it is
an award-winning series. I recommend his books to anyone".
Archie – Year 8
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Chris Bradford signing copies of his book
for Elliott students.
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