Reading Award

The Reading Award is a Bosbury School weekly award which rewards those children who do lots of reading at home either on their own or with parents, grandparents, siblings, aunties, uncles, cousins, friends, babysitters... just about anyone!

Teachers check each child's yellow reading record weekly and if they have read five times or more with each entry being signed by a parent, guardian or family member, they are given a special reading raffle ticket.

This ticket then goes into the pot and if it is picked out by Miss Spence in the draw held during Friday morning's assembly, the child will receive a special Reading Award prize! The bar is set a little higher for our Class 5 children because as well as doing lots of reading at home, they also need to produce a detailed book review on what they have read in order for a ticket to be added to the pot!

Congratulations to the two young ladies from Class 1 and 3 as well as the three young men from Class 2 shown below who are the latest Reading Award raffle winners for doing lots of reading at home this week! Well done and we hope you enjoy reading your new Waiting for Santa, Handwriting Practice, The World of Norm, Zog and the Flying Doctors and No! books!

The more eagle-eyed website viewers may have noticed that it is the second week in a row that the lucky young lady from Class 3 shown below has won this particular award, so a special well done in particular to this extremely keen Bosbury reader!

Reading Award - 22.03.19

Remember to keep doing lots of reading at home and getting those reading records signed to be in with a chance of being one of the next Reading Award raffle winners! Parents remember that the more stories you read to your child, the more effective their writing will also become!