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Module 4
Fawcett
7A
Mia 1,526,573
Vittoria 1,140,413
8D
Joshua 2,065,153
Aarion 1,439,285
James 1,225,265
9A
Serkan 1,023,500
10D
Anna 1,217,964
Fawcett tutor group with most words read
and overall in the school:
7A 11,678,752
Sancho
7E
Angelica 1,330,417
Shakima 1,163,619
Emily 1,020,767
8B
Harriet 2,025,092
9B
Kate 2,385,058
Megan 2,119,795
9E
Larry 3,269,931
10B
Donesa 1,468,813
10E
Maddie 2,154,369
Sancho tutor group with
most words read:
7E 5,849,483
Airy
7C
Elena 1,855,030
Samuel 1,579,400
9F
Nina 3,558,977
Airy tutor group with most words read:
7C 6,675,442
Module 4 Reading Library Awards
This module we have 19 Word Millionaires, 7 of whom are Word Multi Millionaires!! The pupils who have read the most words are:
Sancho - Larry in 9E who read 3,269,931 words, Airy - 9F Nina read 3,558,977 and Fawcett - Joshua in 8D who read 2,065,153.
All Word Millionaires will receive a certificate and a badge.
The pupils who passed Accelerated Reader quizzes and scored 100% put a raffle ticket in a box, the lucky recipients of the Ottie and the Bea book vouchers are: Esther in 10A, Tom in 7F and Emily in 7E.
The Module 4 Star Readers are Larry G 9E, Serkan O, 9A and Ava S in 7C, they each receive a £10 gift card, badge and certificate.
Well done to Sancho who topped the Star Reader Leader-board in Module 4.
The 3 pupils who passed the most quizzes are:
Larry G in Sancho, who passed 37 quizzes;
Ava S in Airy, who passed 21 quizzes;
Serkan O in Fawcett, who passed 9 quizzes.
They will each receive a badge, certificate and a gift card.
Behaviour and Expectations
The library is a popular, busy working area within the school, but it is primarily used for study, research and homework. All students must follow these rules:
Students should conduct themselves in an appropriate manner whilst in the library and show respect towards staff, and other students at all times.
Noise should be kept to minimum, so as not to disturb other library users who are studying or working.
No food or drink is allowed in the library.
Students must treat the books with respect and keep the shelves tidy. Please remember, they have been provided for your pleasure and to assist your education!
Return the books on time.
Enjoy the library, use it sensibly and responsibly.
The computers should only be used for homework or private study. Playing computer games is not allowed.
Procedures for loss/damage to library books
Students are responsible for handling library books and resources with care. Please keep books away from food, liquids and pets.
Any book or resource that is damaged or lost should be reported to Miss Medcalf immediately in order for it to be repaired. If the damage caused cannot be easily corrected, parents or carers will be required to pay for or to provide a replacement copy.
All books issued from Leigh Academy Blackheath library must be returned directly to the library and not to a member of staff.
If you leave Leigh Academy Blackheath, please return all books before leaving.
All books are loaned for a period of 2 weeks. The due date of each book will always be stamped on the inside cover of the book. If students have not finished their book during this time, they may be able to renew the book. If a student has an overdue book, they will not be able to borrow another book until said overdue book is renewed or returned.
We will issue two reminders to return an overdue book. If said book is still not returned, an email will be sent home with details of how to replace or pay for the book.
Broken/Damaged Chromebooks
Broken or damaged Chromebooks need to be returned to Ms Medcalf in the Library, who will arrange for them to be sent off for repairs via the Academy.
Please note: parents and carers are no longer responsible for sending Chromebooks away for repair themselves.
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