Challenges

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For Ukraine

 In the Library a display of blue and yellow book jackets to show support for Ukraine during the current crisis.


Daily Reading Challenge

A simple challenge for today. Find a book to read. Then depending on the weather where you are either: a) read the book outside whilst wearing a hat or
            b) read the book inside in a blanket fort.
Why not take a photo and send it to your English teacher? Let them know it is from the ICHS Library Blog Reading Challenge posts.

Holocaust Memorial Day



 
Every year on the 27th of January, the date of the liberation of the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp at the end of WW2, the world remembers all of those who have been affected by acts of genocide whether in the concentration camps or during conflicts in Cambodia, Rwanda, Bosnia or Darfur. The theme for HMD 2015 is 'Keep the memory alive'. There is a display in the Library to mark Holocaust Memorial Day.

Display for Halloween



As the nights grow ever longer and darker and the weather becomes colder and wetter what could be better than to sit indoors and read a lovely, long... horror story!!
Celebrate Halloween by choosing from the many horror books on display around the Library. If you are not afraid of spiders you could even borrow one from the shelves beneath the display board! So, 'Don't be a scaredy cat.. read some horror!!'
 

World Book Day

This year World Book Day is on Thursday 6th March. Find out about the £1 books available, the YA app and more by visiting the WBD website.

Holocaust Memorial Day 2014


Holocaust Memeorial Day (HMD) takes place each year on the 27th January- marking the liberation of the Auschwitz-Birkenau camp on that date in 1945 at the end of WWII.
This day is a time to remember the many millions of innocent people who died during the Holocaust and in later genocides across the world in Cambodia, Rwanda, Bosnia and Darfur.

Learn more about HMD

There is a display in the Library about the Holocaust and the subsequent genocides.