Children get into character for book week


Fun had dressing up at Larmenier and Sacred Heart Primary School

Pupils at Larmenier and Sacred Heart Primary School, in Hammersmith, got into the spirit of their school's book week by dressing up as their favourite fictional characters.

They paraded their homemade costumes in assembly on Friday (4 May) and pupils had to identify and recall 20 of the characters afterwards.

Other activities last week included visits by author Maggie Fergusson, who has written a biography of Orkneys poet George Mackay Brown, and an editor who explained her role to the children.

Pupils wrote book reviews, made bookmarks and took part in a poetry competition. A book sale was held each afternoon.

Headteacher Sister Hannah Maria Dwyer said, "All the book character costumes were original and it was great fun to enjoy the huge efforts made by all the children and their parents."

May 11, 2007

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Pictured with headteacher Sister Hannah Maria Dwyer are (back row, left to right) Arran Quinlan Murphy, 11, Rafaela Leung, 10, Leandros Philiotis, 10, and (front row, left to right) Ben Mark, 11, Ruby Carnovale, 5, and Kieran Mark, 5

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