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1. www.theheadteacher.com › attainment-and-assessmentImprove literacy with the power of school book clubs

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   Dec 3, 2020 · Many schools begin their book club journey by acknowledging that an aspect of reading provision, such as enjoyment, needs development, or by being aware of specific groups who need support. Think about your school – where would a book club have impact?

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3. literacytrust.org.uk › blog › library-lifeline-partRunning a school library book club - National Literacy Trust

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   • Questions to ask. Decide certain parameters: Is it to be aimed at any particular year group? Will younger children feel supported or intimidated by the presence of older pupils?
   • Pupil voice. Invite pupils to decide on the direction of their book club. This is a fun, voluntary activity, so if it means starting with just two pupils, that’s perfectly fine (and normal).
   • National Literacy Trust book club resources. Now that you are inspired to start your book club, don’t forget that the National Literacy Trust is here to support you all the way.
   • Further ideas for your book club. Consider shadowing a national or local award too. If you have time you can introduce other book activities in your meeting such as making bookmarks or book folding decorations- other curious pupils using the library at the time may ask to join in!

4. www.booktrust.org.uk › what-we-do › programmes-andRunning a book club: Before you start - BookTrust

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   Dec 7, 2023 · Topics: 4-5 years, 6-8 years, 9-11 years, Teacher (primary), KS1, KS2, Primary, Features, Primary school libraries, Primary schools: reading for pleasure, Primary schools: engaging all readers. Get top tips on what to look out for before you start running a book club in your primary school.

5. educationblog.oup.com › primary › your-guide-toYour guide to starting a book club in your school - Oxford ...

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   Oct 14, 2015 · Find more advice on starting your book club in Nikki’s guide: ‘How to set up a Book Club in your School’, including ideas for key questions for your discussion. Read the guide. You can get monthly book recommendations and FREE teaching notes as part of our Oxford Education Book Club.

6. www.lovereading4kids.co.uk › school-blog › how-toHow To Run a Successful Book Club in Your School

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   Jan 3, 2024 · Book Clubs in Schools gave us their top tips for running a book club: - Work out who the club for is for. For example, is it for anyone who wants to join in or is it to give keen readers a space of their own and encouragement to be more adventurous readers, or is it to encourage reluctant readers?

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7. www.booktrust.org.uk › what-we-do › programmes-andRunning a book club: Building a community - BookTrust

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   Dec 7, 2023 · Running a book club: Building a community. Published on: 07 December 2023. Book groups help to generate a thriving reading culture in your school. Once you have created an identity for your club, ensure you publicise it and knit it into your reading offer.

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   Should schools have a book club?

   • We at BookTrust know the value of a school having a culture of reading for pleasure, and that a book club can stimulate engagement with books. The recent DfE Reading Framework suggests a book club as one way that schools can encourage reading for pleasure. We asked teacher Jon Ringer for his top tips on running a successful book club.

   Running a book club: how to have huge fun with books ... - BookTrust

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   How do book clubs work?

   • Most book clubs involve all members reading the same book so that there is a shared context for discussion, but it is also possible that members choose different books which they review and bring to the group, thus widening the reading repertoire through peer recommendation. How often should you meet?

   Your guide to starting a book club in your school

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   How do schools start a book club?

   • Many schools begin their book club journey by acknowledging that an aspect of reading provision, such as enjoyment, needs development, or by being aware of specific groups who need support. Think about your school – where would a book club have impact?

   Improve literacy with the power of school book clubs

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   What is a book club?

   • Book clubs are often offered to the most accomplished readers in the school, the ‘greater depth’ readers, who may need additional challenge.

   Improve literacy with the power of school book clubs

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   Can a book club encourage reading for pleasure?

   • The recent DfE Reading Framework suggests a book club as one way that schools can encourage reading for pleasure. We asked teacher Jon Ringer for his top tips on running a successful book club. Photo courtesy of Still Moving Media I have been running a book club at Sheepscombe Primary School near Stroud for eight years.

   Running a book club: how to have huge fun with books ... - BookTrust

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   Should a school library book club be fun?

   • The only important factor to bear in mind with a school library book club is that it should be fun. It’s not a lesson, it’s a chance for children to enjoy reading and discussing books with others without any judgement on their views of a book.

   Running a school library book club | National Literacy Trust

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9. www.booktrust.org.uk › what-we-do › programmes-andRunning a book club: how to have huge fun with books, develop ...

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   Dec 7, 2023 · Running a book club: how to have huge fun with books, develop a reading culture, and raise standards. Published on: 07 December 2023. We at BookTrust know the value of a school having a culture of reading for pleasure, and that a book club can stimulate engagement with books.