In an era where digital screens seem to dominate young lives, Blairgowrie Primary School is committed to fostering a love for books and reading.
The school hosted a visit from The Book People, who set up a vibrant display of discounted books, sparking excitement and curiosity among learners.
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The event transformed the school hall into a lively book fair, with tables filled with books covering a variety of genres, from action-packed adventures to heartwarming tales. Learners wandered through the selection, picking up books that sparked their interest, and discussing their favourite choices with friends and teachers. The joy on their faces was a clear sign of the excitement that only the world of books can bring.
One particularly enthusiastic learner Limise Jantjies, could hardly wait to add to her collection. She shared, “There’s nothing quite like the feeling of a good book in your hands,” capturing the essence of what many young readers felt that day. Limise’s passion for reading reflects the school’s own belief in the lasting impact books can have on young minds.
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At Blairgowrie Primary, the value of books goes beyond just words on a page. The school views reading as a gateway to imagination, learning, and lifelong curiosity. By exposing learners to a variety of books, they aim to nurture a love for reading that will benefit them for years to come. As they turn the pages, learners are encouraged to dream, question, and grow, discovering new worlds and ideas along the way.
The school expressed its appreciation to The Book People for bringing such a memorable experience to their learners. Events such as this help to keep the joy of reading alive, proving that even in a screen-filled world, books still hold a special magic.
With plans to host more events such as this, Blairgowrie Primary School remains dedicated to empowering young learners through the enduring magic of reading.
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