March 2nd marks the birthday of beloved children's author Dr. Seuss, and with it comes Read Across America Week—a nationwide ...

YOUNGSTERS across the dale celebrated the written word as part of World Book Day. There were activities galore at Bowes ...

A school playground transformed into a vibrant scene with a lively costume parade. On Thursday, March 6, Newbold School's playground turned into a storybook spectacle as pupils marked World Book ...

The red and blue/black jumpsuit and that chunky helmet were a perfect visual, but it definitely wasn’t Hank Pym’s best costume. Hank has had some amazing costumes over the years, so it’s ...

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. Pupils at a west Norfolk school celebrated World Book Day in costume on Friday. The children at Walpole Cross Keys Primary School ...

Every year, World Book Day transforms schools across the country into vibrant hubs of literary celebration, and 2025 was no exception. In Mid Devon, pupils, teachers, and even a few pets embraced ...

Staff also took part in the festivities, with a Fancy Dress Competition that saw teachers donning costumes inspired by their favourite books. In February, ahead of World Book Day, the school ...

Children from across the Watford area pulled out all the stops again this year to wow us with their wonderful selection of costumes for World Book Day. Youngsters dressed ... includes photos of pupils ...

World Book Day is more ... a vibrant costume parade, a well-attended book fair, and a ‘Round Robin Read’ kept the book-loving energy alive throughout the week. Even the teachers joined in ...

teachers, and children was incredible,” the school shared, recognising the strong community spirit behind the celebrations. At Shepton Beauchamp Church School, World Book Day stretched across an ...

Illustration by Tim McDonagh Supported by By J Wortham On the first official day of my survivalism training ... I casually mentioned this oversight to my teacher, Amós Rodríguez.