We are so pleased to be supporting Mrs Nolan, Eden Park High School's new Librarian, as she builds the new Library. It has been fun to watch the Library growing here at The Ravensbourne School.
Mrs Nolan has put in a great deal of work and has been supported by some wonderful people, including our Administration team, TRS and EPHS teachers and a fantastic team of Learning Mentors, in creating this amazing new resource. We had the opportunity to visit the new Library today (thank you to Carl of bandk for hosting our visit) - pictures to follow!
Friday, 26 July 2019
Friday, 19 July 2019
Farewell Mrs Nolan
We are sad to say our Librarian
Mrs Nolan is leaving us this summer. However, we are very happy to announce that the new Librarian at Eden Park High School will be ....... Mrs Nolan!
Mrs Nolan is leaving us this summer. However, we are very happy to announce that the new Librarian at Eden Park High School will be ....... Mrs Nolan!
Good luck but not goodbye, we look forward to working with Mrs Nolan within the e21c Trust.
Follow the progress of the lovely new Eden Park High School Library here.
Monday, 15 July 2019
International Visitors
It was lovely to be given the opportunity to host the welcoming event in the War Memorial Library for our international visitors from the Chinese school of Hezhou in Guangxi region.
We also had fun running a Library Quiz in the Discovery Library. Thank you to our visitors for their participation and enthusiasm!
Wednesday, 10 July 2019
New Children's Laureate announced!
The amazing Cressida Cowell, author of How to Train Your Dragon and other children's books, has been appointed Children's Laureate.
Cressida has created a Children's Laureate Charter ..... make sure you stand up for your rights as a reader!!!
Monday, 1 July 2019
Branford Boase Award 2019 - winner announced!
Awarded annually for an outstanding first
novel to a debut writer of children’s and YA fiction and their editor, the winners this year are Muhammad
Khan and his editor Lucy Pearse for I Am
Thunder.
The novel tells the story of Munza, a 15 year old British Muslim school girl growing up in London and how she becomes radicalised. It is inspired by the tragic story of the three British schoolgirls who flew to Syria to join the 'Islamic State' in 2015.
I Am Thunder by Muhammad Khan is available to borrow from the Library.
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