More students than ever have been recognised for clocking up millions of words as part of the Accelerated Reader programme and it was smiles all round when they received their badges earlier today.
Bridgnorth Endowed is passionate about making sure that reading for pleasure is encouraged across the school and this is reflected in the number of literacy initiatives that run throughout the year.
This term, students from Years 7 to 9 were all given specially-designed bookmarks to log their reading history, the ‘drop everything and read’ sessions continue on a daily basis and there have been a whole host of exciting book-themed events designed to foster the love of reading.
Congratulations to the following incredible students who have received bronze, silver, gold and platinum awards for reading one, two, three and five million words respectively.
- Ana Petra-Pop (Bronze)
- Megan Tildesley (Bronze)
- Chloe Palmer (Bronze)
- Harper Gage (Bronze)
- Henry Griffin (Bronze)
- Rebecca Westwood (Bronze)
- Isabel William (Bronze)
- Nella Devereaux (Bronze)
- Kobe Lyon (Bronze)
- Grace Motterhead (Bronze)
- Freya Southall (Bronze)
- Ed Sykes (Bronze)
- Lily Hancox (Silver)
- Lottie Griffin (Silver)
- Evie Dornan (Silver)
- Emily Sanderson (Silver)
- Alfie Paskin Jones (Silver)
- Megan Coe (Silver)
- Oliver Winborn (Silver)
- Charlie Fletcher (Gold)
- Niamh McQuoid (Gold)
- Noah Bishell (Gold)
- Annie Bosson (Platinum)
- Chloe Slater (Platinum)
English Teacher and Literacy Lead, Ms Poole, commented: “It’s wonderful to see so many readers embracing the Accelerated Reading programme and I would like congratulate each and every one of them on their well-deserved award. ”
