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| Saci reading from her latest book Momentum |
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| Saci Lloyd |
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| One of many Library displays |
Saci's website: www.sacilloyd.com.
Author Visit
Students from S2 and S3 were lucky enough to be chosen to attend the talk by author Saci Lloyd who is visiting schools as part of the Scottish Book Trust's Scottish Friendly Children's Book Tour. Saci (pronounced Satchi) is author of three books for teenagers. The books are: The carbon diaries 2015, The carbon diaries 2017 and Momentum. Saci entertained us with readings from her book Momentum and got students to help her create a thriller based on various images that she showed. There was then a question and answer session and the students had lots and lots of really interesting questions to ask. Saci answered them all comprehensively and then signed books and posters and posed for photos. All-in-all an extremely interesting, informative and entertaining visit. Many thanks to all who were involved.
For more information visit the Scottish Book Trust website: www.scottishbooktrust.com and
Saci's website: www.sacilloyd.com.
Saci's website: www.sacilloyd.com.
The waiting is over
At long last the 23rd March has arrived and we can all go to the cinema to see 'The hunger games'! If you have already read the book(s) why not write a review for the blog letting everyone know whether or not the film is as good as the book. I REALLY enjoyed the first book but thought that the second and third did not live up to expectations.
More staff caught reading on World Book Day
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| Mr Gillespie Head of House Reading The Bible |
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| Mr Stephenson English Reading- Watchmen |
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| Mrs Parkes History Caught reading in the Library |
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| Mrs Smith Modern Languages Reading - Bernhard Schlink: Der Vorleser (The reader) |
Blue Peter best book winner
Blue Peter viewers voted 'The diary of a wimpey kid' by Jeff Kinneyas the Best Children's Book of the Decade. Here in ICHS Library the winner, as voted for by students, was 'Harry Potter and the Order of the pheonix' by J.K. Rowling with 18% of the votes. 'Diary of a wimpey kid' received only 9% of our vote. Thanks to all who took the time to vote.
World Book Day
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| Mrs Aitken Librarian Reading -The carbon diaries 2017 by Saci Lloyd |
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| Mr Liddle English Reading - Ulysses by James Joyce |
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| Mrs McLister ALN Reading: Alexander McCall Smith- The world according to Bertie |
World Book Day
More staff are getting caught reading some of their favourite books for World Book Day.
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| Mr Hughes Biology Reading- The cat's table by Michael Ondaatje |
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| Mrs Bethune History Reading- Harry Potter and the deathly hallows by J.K.Rowling |
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| Mrs Low English Reading- Margaret Atwood: Cat's eyes |
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| Mrs Mullen Maths Reading Black and blue by Ian Rankin |
World Book Day
Thursday 1st March is World Book Day. Celebrate the joy of reading by coming along to the Library where there will be books for sale at break and competitions galore at lunchtime. There are also loads of new books on display throughout the Library.
The Library is here for both staff and students to use and some members of staff have been caught reading their favourite books to show how much they value the benefits of reading!
The Library is here for both staff and students to use and some members of staff have been caught reading their favourite books to show how much they value the benefits of reading!
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| Mr Dunlop Maths Reading: Magician by Raymond E. Feist |
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| Mr Bethune# Science Reading-Master and commander by Patrick O'Brian |
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| Mrs Hiddleston Hairdressing Reading David Gibbins-The tiger warrior |
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| Miss Nicholl English Reading-Harper Lee: To kill a mockingbird 
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