Read from the book 'You Wouldn't Want to be in the Great Fire of London!'
A Poem
A poem
Written by Hiawyn Oram and illustrated by Birgitta Sif. Thanks to Walker Books for allowing us to read this. Greedy Greenback Boy has got an idea for a game. He wants Snowboy to help him cut down all the trees in the forest and catch all the fish in the ocean. But Snowboy is not so sure. So, very bravely, he hides one small tree...
Young person! Yes you! Put this book down IMMEDIATELY and do some homework! You must NOT read about my nephew Malcolm and the city of Ponky and Genies and weasels and my DREAD SHED. There is nothing SENSIBLE in this book! A completely bonkers book that is not linked to GOBB EDUCATION at all.
Young person! Yes you! Put this book down IMMEDIATELY and do some homework! You must NOT read about my nephew Malcolm and the city of Ponky and Genies and weasels and my DREAD SHED. There is nothing SENSIBLE in this book! A completely bonkers book that is not linked to GOBB EDUCATION at all.
Young person! Yes you! Put this book down IMMEDIATELY and do some homework! You must NOT read about my nephew Malcolm and the city of Ponky and Genies and weasels and my DREAD SHED. There is nothing SENSIBLE in this book! A completely bonkers book that is not linked to GOBB EDUCATION at all.
Young person! Yes you! Put this book down IMMEDIATELY and do some homework! You must NOT read about my nephew Malcolm and the city of Ponky and Genies and weasels and my DREAD SHED. There is nothing SENSIBLE in this book! A completely bonkers book that is not linked to GOBB EDUCATION at all.
Young person! Yes you! Put this book down IMMEDIATELY and do some homework! You must NOT read about my nephew Malcolm and the city of Ponky and Genies and weasels and my DREAD SHED. There is nothing SENSIBLE in this book! A completely bonkers book that is not linked to GOBB EDUCATION at all.
Young person! Yes you! Put this book down IMMEDIATELY and do some homework! You must NOT read about my nephew Malcolm and the city of Ponky and Genies and weasels and my DREAD SHED. There is nothing SENSIBLE in this book! A completely bonkers book that is not linked to GOBB EDUCATION at all.
Young person! Yes you! Put this book down IMMEDIATELY and do some homework! You must NOT read about my nephew Malcolm and the city of Ponky and Genies and weasels and my DREAD SHED. There is nothing SENSIBLE in this book! A completely bonkers book that is not linked to GOBB EDUCATION at all.
Young person! Yes you! Put this book down IMMEDIATELY and do some homework! You must NOT read about my nephew Malcolm and the city of Ponky and Genies and weasels and my DREAD SHED. There is nothing SENSIBLE in this book! A completely bonkers book that is not linked to GOBB EDUCATION at all.
Chapters 4-9. Young person! Yes you! Put this book down IMMEDIATELY and do some homework! You must NOT read about my nephew Malcolm and the city of Ponky and Genies and weasels and my DREAD SHED. There is nothing SENSIBLE in this book! A completely bonkers book that is not linked to GOBB EDUCATION at all.
Chapters 1-3. Young person! Yes you! Put this book down IMMEDIATELY and do some homework! You must NOT read about my nephew Malcolm and the city of Ponky and Genies and weasels and my DREAD SHED. There is nothing SENSIBLE in this book! A completely bonkers book that is not linked to GOBB EDUCATION at all.
Read by Mrs O'Reilly. LONELY FROG. Fun-loving, attractive frog, 2 and a half inches tall, likes nights out, swimming and kisses, seeks beautiful princess to share life's ups and downs.
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Mr Wilkinson reads 'Owen Glendower's Escape'. Taken from 'Welsh Tales for Children' by Showell Styles. Published by John Jones Publishing Ltd (ISBN 978-1-871083-25-5). Owen Glendower (Owain Glyndwr) was Prince of Wales around 600 year ago. With apologies for any mispronunciation.
Mr Wilkinson reads... Grumpycorn by Sarah McIntyre Published by Scholastic Children's Books
Read by Mrs O'Reilly. Birt and Etho are best friends. They spend hours together playing on Sudden Hill. Then one day a new boy arrives. He wants to join them. Can two become three?
The bears go for the first picnic of the year up a hill but get some unexpexted adventure. Find out what happens!
Mrs Ashley reads a classic fairy tale: The Twelve Dancing Princesses which was originally written by the Brothers Grimm. This version is retold by Susanna Davidson and published by Usborne Publishing Limited (ISBN: 9781409536970)
The Lamb-a-Roo; written by Diana Kimpton and illustrated by Rosalind Beardshaw. Published by Gullane Childrens Books (ISBN 978-1-8623-3657-5) A special treat as Miss Baines reads the story of the Lamb-a-Roo all the way from Australia!
Miss Payne reads Sugarlump and the Unicorn; written by Julia Donaldson and illustrated by Lydia Monks. Published by Macmillan Children's Books (ISBN 9781509862665)
Mr Wilkinson reads 'The Frog Prince'. The story was first written by Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm in around 1810, but it is believed to be much, much older.
Mrs Pearce reads 'Quiet!'; Written by Paul Bright and Illustrated by Guy Parker-Rees. Published by Little Tiger Press (ISBN 978-1854309006)
Mr Wilkinson reads the Story of King Alfred from the book 'Britannia: 100 Great Stories from British History', by Geraldine McCaughrean and Richard Brassey (Published by Orion Children's Books: ISBN 9-781858-818764). King Alfred was a real king who reigned between 871 and 899 and this is probably the most famous story from his life.
Mrs Ashley reads The Town Mouse and the Country Mouse. Originally one of Aesop's Fables (and believed to be around 2,500 years old!) this version is retold and written by Susanna Davidson and illustrated by Jacqueline East. It is published by Usborne Publishing Ltd (ISBN 9781409555940)
Mrs Dell reads 'Not Now Bernard'. Written by David McKee and published by Andersen Press (ISBN 978-1783442904)
There's a Shark in the Bath. Written and illustrated by Sarah McIntyre. Published by Scholastic Children's Books. (ISBN: 978-1407121918) Read by Mrs Ashley
Mrs Ashley reads 'Twirly Pearly', written by Tim Bugbird and illustrated by Lara Ede. Published by Make Believe Ideas Ltd.
Mrs Cawood reads 'The Giant of Jum', written by Elli Woollard and illustrated by Benji Davies. Published by MacMillan (ISBN 978-1-4472-5474-4)
'The Kiss That Missed', written and illustrated by David Melling and published by Hodder Children's Books. ISBN 978 0 340 79718 1 Read, with the permission of Hodder Children's Books, by Mr Wilkinson.
Mr Wilkinson reads Jack and The Flumflum Tree. Written by Julia Donaldson and illustrated by David Roberts. Published by MacMillan Children's Books (ISBN 978-0-330-50406-5)
Mrs Brown (our new Deputy Head) reads "Alan's Big Scary Teeth", written and illustrated by Jarvis and published by Walker Books.
Oh hi! You’re here! Perfect timing! I wrote this story about my cat. This is Toto and she’s AWESOME. But she’s no ordinary furry feline, my friends. She is almost totally blind. She has ninja skills and at night she has amazing adventures with her cheeky brother, Silver. Want to join them on their first great adventure? A deadly King Cobra has escaped and Toto’s going to have to use all her powers to capture him…
Read by Mrs O'Reilly. Traction Man is here! With an action outfit for every occasion, he patrols the house saving toys, guarding toast, searching for lost wrecks and rescuing damsels in distress. Our hero is ready for anything ... or is he?
Read by Mrs O'Reilly. If undelivered return to: The Big Meerkat Mob, Sandy Burrow, Under The Big Blue Sky. Learn about Sunny's adventures to visit his mongoose relatives around the world.
An important introduction for young rabbits to the danger of wolves: every burrow should own one!
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Read by Mrs O'Reilly. What's the buzz about honey bees? What do they do all day? Why are bees important? Find out why bees need our help and what you can do.
Read by Mrs O'Reilly. What's the buzz about honey bees? What do they do all day? Why are bees important? Find out why bees need our help and what you can do.
Read by Mrs O'Reilly. What's the buzz about honey bees? What do they do all day? Why are bees important? Find out why bees need our help and what you can do.
Read by Mrs O'Reilly. Here are ten simple things we can all do to improve the world we live in.
Read by Mrs O'Reilly. Buckets, Dippers and Lids: Secrets to your happiness. Readers learn what gives happiness, what takes some away and what protects it. This concrete concept helps readers of all ages grow in kindness, self-control, resilience, empathy and forgiveness, all leading to a healthier self-concept, more positive relationships and greater happiness.
Read by Mrs O'Reilly. Buckets, Dippers and Lids: Secrets to your happiness. Readers learn what gives happiness, what takes some away and what protects it. This concrete concept helps readers of all ages grow in kindness, self-control, resilience, empathy and forgiveness, all leading to a healthier self-concept, more positive relationships and greater happiness.
Read by Mrs O'Reilly. Buckets, Dippers and Lids: Secrets to your happiness. Readers learn what gives happiness, what takes some away and what protects it. This concrete concept helps readers of all ages grow in kindness, self-control, resilience, empathy and forgiveness, all leading to a healthier self-concept, more positive relationships and greater happiness.
Read by Mrs O'Reilly. As long as love is in your heart, the invisible string will always be there. It's an invisible string made of love. Even though you can't see it, you can feel it deep in your heart and know that you are always connected to the ones you love.
Read by Mrs O'Reilly. This is part two as I accidentally pressed stop half way through. One day, an Elephant offers a Bad Baby a ride through the town and off they go, rumpeta, rumpeta, rumpeta, all down the road. But when the Elephant realises that the Bad Baby has forgotten his manners the chase ends with a BUMP ... and tea for everyone!
Read by Mrs O'Reilly. This is part one as I accidentally pressed stop half way through. One day, an Elephant offers a Bad Baby a ride through the town and off they go, rumpeta, rumpeta, rumpeta, all down the road. But when the Elephant realises that the Bad Baby has forgotten his manners the chase ends with a BUMP ... and tea for everyone!
Read by Mrs O'Reilly. It's a shock at first, but Stanley finds you can do amazing things when you are invisible. Like helping Arthur perform magic! And foiling a daring robbery! But being invisible isn't as easy as it looks...
Read by Mrs O'Reilly. The classic story of a lonely girl, a friendly gorilla and their amazing night out. By multiple award-winner Anthony Browne.
Read by Mrs O'Reilly. Amazing things always happen to Stanley! He was just an ordinary boy, until a pin board fell on top of him and now he's as flat as a pancake! And when some sneaky thieves come to town, plotting to steal the world's most famous painting... Can Flat Stanley save the day?
Read by Mrs O'Reilly. Celebrate the power of friendship with a Frog and Toad story. Share the adventures of best friends, Frog and Toad - no matter what situation they find themselves in, one thing is certain: Frog and Toad will always be together.
Read by Mrs O'Reilly. Beegu is not supposed to be on Earth. She is lost. She is a friendly little creature, but the Earth people don't seem very welcoming at all. But so far she has only met the BIG ones. The little ones are a different matter...
Read by Mrs O'Reilly. Celebrate the power of friendship with a Frog and Toad story. Share the adventures of best friends, Frog and Toad - no matter what situation they find themselves in, one thing is certain: Frog and Toad will always be together.
Read by Mrs O'Reilly. Celebrate the power of friendship with a Frog and Toad story. Share the adventures of best friends, Frog and Toad - no matter what situation they find themselves in, one thing is certain: Frog and Toad will always be together.