Where is the most extreme place you have ever read a book? Whether it is up a tree, on top of a mountain or standing on their head, we want your photos!

We want to create a real buzz around reading throughout the school, so in the Christmas holiday, we are setting you the challenge of finding the most extreme place to read a book and to photograph it or draw a picture of yourself reading there.

Photographs can be emailed to  fnash@mosterton.dorset.sch.uk, or brought into school and handed to Miss Nash. The closing date for entries will be Friday the 17^th January

The competition will be judged by Mr Smith and there will be a prize for the most extreme readers in Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2.

Obviously, we encourage you to keep safe (I wouldn’t recommend reading in the jaws of a crocodile!) but we are really looking forward to seeing who in school has such a passion for reading that they have to do it anywhere and everywhere!

Congratulations to our footballers who were group winners in the Kenway cup and are now through to the quarter finals

12.11.19 – To celebrate the start of Anti-Bullying Week and Odd Socks Day here at Parrett & Axe all the children came into school wearing odd socks. This was to show that being different is something to be celebrated and not discouraged. The children also talked about how we can eradicate bullying in school and that teachers and pupils need to work together to bring about this change!

To encourage everybody to read more, we have a new Spotlight on Reading page where you can find links to great books on a range of topics. Dive in by clicking the link below!

Check out our new reading page