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Schools celebrate World Book Day with fancy dress
School children are dressing up as their favourite characters to celebrate World Book Day
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Top teen author visits students for World Book Day
Award-winning author of teen thrillers James Dawson visited a school in Leeds this week to mark World Book Day.
His latest novel, Under My Skin, which is a modern take on the classic Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde story, was released today and he spoke yesterday to students at The Grammar School at Leeds about it.
Under My Skin is told from the perspective of a teenage girl, and Dawson championed feminist issues during his talk, praising role models like author Malorie Blackman, actor Emma Watson, Olympian Jessica Ennis Hill and he youngest ever Nobel Peace Prize winner and campaigner for girls’ education, Malala Yousafzai.
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A school in Lincolnshire won £3,000 to spend on books
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School children dress up for World Book Day
Doncaster school wins World Book Day award
A school in Doncaster has won the first world book day award for a video they produced.
Hexthorpe Primary will receive £10,000 of books for its school library from American author James Patterson.
A school in Bourne in Lincolnshire also won £3,000 after finishing second.
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A school in Lincolnshire won £3,000 to spend on books
Bourne Westfield Primary School is celebrating after winning £3,000 of funding from American author James Patterson
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School children dress up for World Book Day
School children have been dressing up as their favourite characters to mark World Book Day.