BOOK FAIR
COMPETITION WINNERS
Celebrating
National Poetry Day
Well done to all the children who took part and wrote some amazing poetry.
Congratulations!
The winners of our Poetry competition were announced and presented with a
£5 book voucher to spend at our Book Fair.
If you wish to purchase any books from the Wish List you can pay for their chosen books using the online payment system at www.bookfairs.scholastic.co.uk/pay. Please make sure the Wish List is returned to school so that the books can be given to your child.
Children will be able to bring money to purchase books on the day that they are scheduled to come to the Fair. Please provide the money in an envelope clearly marked with their name and class and give it to your child, teacher or the school office.
Payments can be made at the fair using contactless and cash.
You can purchase gift vouchers or make payments online. Please let the school know what books have been purchased online so that we can give them to your child.
Remember when you buy one book we get one FREE for the library!
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National Poetry Day
Thursday 3rd October
Write a poem on the theme of
COUNTING
We have 5 book tokens worth £5 to spend at the Book Fair for the lucky winners!
Give all poems labelled with your name and class to your teachers by
Monday 7th October.
Get creative with numbers and good luck!
NATIONAL POETRY DAY
Thursday 6th October
COMPETITION
We had our own poetry competition to celebrate. Children in Years 3 to 6 wrote poetry on the National Poetry Day theme of ‘The Environment’.
The best poems from each class were selected and
the winners were given a prize of a poetry book funded by the GET ISLINGTON READING initiative or a book voucher for the Book Fair.
WINNERS
Anne-Marie – Violet Class
Shayla – Tanzanite Class
Rhea – Indigo Class
Emily – Indigo Class
Giancarlo – Blue Class
Sorayah – Blue Class
Emanuela – Sapphire Class
Eleonora – Sapphire Class
Brielle – Emerald Class
Antek – Emerald Class
Emily – Green Class
Rhys – Green Class
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| Antek - Emerald Class |
All the winning poems are on display in the library.
Pop-in and enjoy!
National Poetry Day
COMPETITION
Each winner
received a prize of a poetry book and recited the poem.
All the poems are on display in the
Library
Lena – Amethyst
Jenita – Violet
Jessica – Tanzanite
Arthur – Indigo
Emily –
Sapphire
India – Blue
Diego – Emerald
Rhys – Yellow
Brielle – Diamond
CONGRATULATIONS
National Poetry Day
COMPETITION
The deadline for entries is today
THURSDAY 21st OCTOBER
The best poem from each class will be chosen by the teachers and
the winners will each receive a prize of a poetry book.
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| Prizes The prizes will be awarded after half-term. |
GOOD LUCK!
National Poetry Day
Thursday 7th October
COMPETITION
We have launched a poetry competition to
celebrate poetry.
The deadline for entries is
THURSDAY 21st OCTOBER
There will be a prize of a poetry book for the best poem from each class.
Join in
&
Good Luck!
NATIONAL POETRY DAY COMPETITION
We had our own poetry competition to celebrate.
Children from Nursery to Year 6 wrote poetry on the National Poetry Day theme of ‘COLOUR’.
The best poems were selected and the winners awarded poetry books.
Joanna – Amethyst Class
Noemie – Violet Class
Oscar – Indigo Class
Liam – Tanzanite Class
Milo – Blue Class
Jessica - Sapphire Class
Asuadoba - Green Class
Oscar – Diamond Class
Ruby Class
Well done!
Take a moment to read one of the winning poems!
Beautiful bright colours.
Red, the colour of a glamorous rose.
the
thing I like is their beautiful pose.
we
all love the colour red.
I've
even got it on my bed!
Orange, personally my favourite one,
I just find everything about the colour really
quite fun,
we
all love the colour orange,
I
sometimes even have it with my porridge!
Yellow, the
colour of the sun,
I
find this colour quite a ton,
we
all love the colour yellow.
It
looks well a quite fellow.
Green, I
see it every once in a while,
but.
I've never seen it on a tile,
we
all love the colour green,
who
likes it? My dad and me.
Blue, the colour of the sky,
also,
the colour of a blueberry pie,
we
all love the colour blue,
but
it's never the colour of a clue.
Purple, emmmmmmm….
It doesn't rhyme. Let's skip it.
It's
a bit of a waste of time.
Pink, reminds me of love.
Sometimes reminds me of a dove.
We
all love the colour pink.
It
can even be in a drink.
White, the colour of the moon.
It
can be a mushrooms gloom,
we
all love the colour white,
I've
also found it on a rope really quite tight.
Brown,
reminds me of a broken crown,
but
never reminds me of a frown.
We all love the colour brown—also the colour
of a house in a town.
Black,
the colour of a rucksack,
also,
can be the colour of a backpack,
we all like the colour black, It also rhymes with tic-tac.
Milo – Blue Class
Beautiful!
Write a poem on the theme of
COLOUR
The best poem from each class will be awarded a prize of a Poetry Book.
Give all poems labelled with your name and class to your
teachers by
Thursday 1st October.
Get creative and good luck!
