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B Cador: February 2019
Yesterday, the children at Wrenbury began a week-long, sponsored read to raise funds for new books for their class libraries, following an assembly led by Jane Dickinson earlier in the week. In a school like Wrenbury, where we lead our learning through stories, we really want everyone to get behind this fantastic fundraising opportunity. Every pound will count as Usborne Books will give us an additional 60% of the monies raised in books and each child who fund-raises will receive a voucher for a % of their funds raised to buy or put towards a book of their own.
We are hosting Usborne Books at the Book Fair on World Book Day (7th March) as part of our whole school READING WEEK.
So... Ready, Steady, Read!
If you know any of our children and would like to sponsor them or would like to support the school in this fundraising opportunity with a donation, please do get in touch via the school office (685510). Many thanks.
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