National Vegetarian Week

This week - 23rd - 29th May is National Vegetarian Week. If you would like to find out more about vegetarianism you can check out the website : http://www.nationalvegtarianweek.org/ where you will find recipes, resources and more information. Alternatively you can visit the Library where there is a small display with books about fruit and vegetables, diet and nutrition.

Books with wiiings

Everyone likes a good vampire story, whether it is a dark romance or a horror story. Why not spread your reading wings and try some fiction books about other fantasy creatures with wings of their own? On the display there are books about dreadful dragons, avenging angels and fearsome faeries as well as a selection of vicious vampire books.

Royal Wedding

No matter what your opinion the Royal Wedding is an important historical event. To celebrate the marriage of Prince William to Kate Middleton there is a small book display in the Library. At breaks and lunchtimes in the days before the wedding there will be Royal Wedding related activities - colour in wedding outfits for cut-out figures of Wills and Kate, design a bridesmaids dress, design commemorative plates, wedding cakes and more. For more information visit the Library and ask Mrs Aitken for details.

Red Nose Day 18 March 2011

Why not 'Read something funny' for Red Nose Day. There is a selection of hilarious fiction books on display in the Library to tickle your funny bone! If you want something a little more serious why not look at the books on display which have funny (strange) titles but offer a more thought- provoking read.

National Science and Engineering Week

This year the theme is 'communication'. There is a display in the Library featuring different methods of communication from body language, through sign language to mobile phones, the internet and more. Learn to communicate using Egyptian hieroglyphs or the Morse code or even semaphore. Find out the mechanics behind how you hear and speak. Find out about communication throughout history or just read a poem about 'Communication'.