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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 I start a book club?

   • Create a webpage on your school website. This could take the form of a blog that tells your wider community what books you are reading, author contacts, and so on. Invite parents and carers to meetings. Children love this, to share their favourite books and the special nature of the club. Set up parallel parent groups to read the books.

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   How can I help a reading club?

   • Organise book fairs run by the club. Often bookshops will donate a portion of their profits which can help finance books for the club. Set up a reading teachers group in your school – making reading 'whole' school transforms reading in your setting (and makes a welcome change to pupil progress staff meetings once a term!)

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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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   Where should a book club be held?

   • The next question focuses on where you are going to hold your book club. If you have a school library, this may be the most obvious place. For that ‘book club’ feel, you will want to create an atmosphere that doesn’t feel like a lesson. Is the area cosy and welcoming?

   Your guide to starting a book club in your school

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   Why should I set up a book club?

   • Having a book club as a safe space to discuss texts can support children to become more confident, refine their opinions, widen their reading repertoire and so much more. When setting up a book club, it is important to think carefully about your vision.

   Improve literacy with the power of school book clubs

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   Dec 7, 2023 · Get top tips on running a book club in your primary school from teacher Jon Ringer.

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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.

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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.

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   Jan 3, 2024 · Create a wishlist of the books you’d like to read in your book club on the LoveReading4Schools portal and ask parents, carers and other stakeholders to gift them to your school. You could even approach local businesses to purchase them for you.

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   Dec 7, 2023 · Here are some suggestions of what this might look like: Create a webpage on your school website. This could take the form of a blog that tells your wider community what books you are reading, author contacts, and so on. Invite parents and carers to meetings.

7. www.readerpants.net › 2018 › 12How To Start A No-Stress Book Club At School

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   Do you have a book club in your library? You probably do, and if you don’t, maybe this post will inspire you to start one. I’ve done many book clubs over the years, for students and for teachers and sometimes for both together.

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   Dec 3, 2020 · Most importantly, think about how to ensure your book club becomes a safe space for participants. In order for everyone to feel comfortable sharing their opinions and the book club to thrive, members need to know that their contributions will be valued and respected.