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Skipping workshop

All children in key stage 2 have taken part in a skipping workshop where they were taught different skills and techniques of skipping.Click here for more information.

Lets keep this up!

Skipping ropes are available at reception.

Healthy Schools Bus

Year 6 pupils were taken onto the Healthy Schools Bus, provided by Everton Football Club. They looked at how to keep themselves healthy through exercise and healthy eating. Click here for more information.

Visit to the Library

Year 5 pupils had a visit to the library in Liverpool city centre. They took part in story telling which Im sure they will use it in their literacy lessons.

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Book Week 2010:

This week at Leamington Primary school we have been taking part in Children's Book Week. We have been focusing on different reading activities, looking at our favourite authors and designing new front covers for those book

What is Children's Book Week?

Children’s Book Week is a celebration of reading for pleasure for children of primary school age. Schools, libraries and bookshops all over the UK hold events and activities aimed at encouraging children to view reading as a source of pleasure, explore libraries and bookshops and even start writing themselves.

Why celebrate Children’s Book Week?

The aim of Children’s Book Week is to celebrate reading for pleasure. Designating a special day or week for book-related activities can help children to see reading as pleasurable and fun, stimulating them to discover new books, extend their reading choices, discuss and share books, explore libraries and bookshops, and do their own creative writing.

At Leamington we held a 'Bedtime Stories Day' to celebrate the end of our Book Week 2010. The children and staff came into school in their pyjamas with their favourite teddy and book. We then took time to share the childrens' books. We would like to thank everybody who took part. It was a day enjoyed by all children and staff.