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The school already gives Reception pupils a book bag when they start school. This year, the team wanted to fill those bags with stories so more families could enjoy reading together at home. The books were chosen for their colourful illustrations and diverse characters, giving children a collection of familiar fairytales to explore with their families.
The Supply Register’s Emma Wright and Daniel Edwards joined J&PR’s Kirsty Smallman at the school to hand out the book bags and hear which stories the children were most looking forward to reading.
Daniel Edwards, Regional Partnership Manager from The Supply Register, said:
“Emma and I loved spending the afternoon with the Reception children at Windmill Primary School. It was lovely to hand each child a bag of stories they could take home and keep. We hope the books become part of everyday life at home, whether that’s choosing a bedtime story or asking someone to read a favourite fairytale one more time.
We already work with Windmill Primary School to help cover staff absences, and it was a pleasure to support the school in a different way. Thank you to the staff and children for making us so welcome, and to Emma for helping to arrange the visit.”
You can read the original coverage on Shropshire Live.
