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PUPILS at one York school got a special surprise. To mark World Book Day today (March 4) the 430 youngsters who attend Clifton Green primary in York all got a free book delivered to them to help them celebrate and to thank them for all their hard work during lockdown, whether that has been in school or at home. Staff from the school, and school dog Foxy, spent yesterday doing socially distanced doorstep deliveries. One of the drop-offs was to a family who moved to Clifton from Chile and their children Lucas and Antonia are very excited to start school on Monday as they have not been ...

World Book Day: How have pupils in Tayside and Fife marked the day? © Mhairi Edwards With many children still learning at home due to the pandemic, schools across Tayside and Fife have found different ways to mark World Book Day this year. The annual event, which aims to celebrate everything books and reading by children of all ages, often sees pupils dress up their favourite characters and take part activities throughout the day. And despite the challenges posed by the ongoing pandemic, pupils in Courier Country have been more involved than ever. We took a look at what schools across the re...

Pupils West Pinchbeck's St Bartholomew's Primary School celebrate World Book Day  | Updated: 14:23, 04 March 2021 Primary school pupils had fun dressing up as their favourite characters to celebrate World Book Day. Harry Potter, Spiderman, Superman and princesses made an appearance in activities enjoyed by children and staff at St Bartholomew’s Primary School in West Pinchbeck. Youngsters, who are attending lessons in school or at home, had fun reading their favourite story as well as creating an artwork and joining in with a live author session on the day. St Bartholomew’s Primar...

Grantham teachers transform into 'Masked Readers' for World Book Day Staff at two village primary schools have gone undercover to mark World Book Day this year. Teachers at St Sebastian’s Primary School, in Great Gonerby, and Marston Thorold Primary School have donned a range of mysterious disguises to celebrate World Book Day on Thursday. As part of the celebrations, the schools are running a ‘Masked Reader’ competition for their pupils after being inspired by the British reality singing competition television series, ‘The Masked Singer’. The Masked Readers. Staff ha...