'Starbooks' cafe helps school pupils find their perfect blend of book
The Herald|March 16, 2024
A PLYMOUTH school marked World Book Day by creating a 'little Hogwarts' and transforming their library into a 'Starbooks' cafe to help pupils find their perfect blend of book.
'Starbooks' cafe helps school pupils find their perfect blend of book

Tor Bridge High put on a range of crafts, quizzes, games and competitions, as well as giving students from Year 7-9 a free World Book Day book.

The school also organised a book swap and a treasure hunt of Carnegie Medal-winning books around the site, as well as transforming the library into a Starbooks cafe.

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