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World Book Week

This year we celebrated World Book Week with a 'playcripts' theme. The children in EYFS and KS1 enjoyed working with playscripts based on traditional stories. In year 3 the children used the playscript version of Alice in Wonderland, Y4 The Jungle Book and Y5 and Y6 enjoyed studying Shakespeare- Romeo and Juliet and A Midsummer night's dream. Throughout the week children studied the features of playscripts, wrote their own playscript and then performed them. We were very lucky to have a drama company come in to school to help us develop our speaking, listening and drama skills. On Friday we celebrated further our love of books by coming into school dressed as our favourite book character or something linked to theatre. 

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