Blog Book Fairs
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How to get free books for your school
We’re here to help children learn to read and love to read, and that’s why we’re proud to donate over £9 million to schools in free books every year. Find out more about how you can earn free books for your school.
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10 Steps to a Safe and Successful Book Fair
Scholastic Book Fairs remain a fantastic way to connect children to books they’ll love and raise essential resources for your school. This term, we have implemented plans to help you run your Fair as safely as possible.
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We accept World Book Day £1 tokens!
Did you know, if you’re holding a Scholastic Book Fair, your pupils can use their World Book Day £1 tokens?
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Five Ways to Run an Awesome Book Fair
Lucas Maxwell, Librarian at Glenthorne High School, gives his top five ways to run a brilliant Book Fair and how to get pupils engaged and involved with reading.
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Book Fair Highlights – Spring 2020
Every Scholastic Book Fair features over 200 titles, chosen by our expert book buying team. Here, we discuss some of the highlights from the books available at Fairs this term.
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Top 8 ways to accept payment at your Book Fair – and one to avoid
It’s never been easier for Book Fair Organisers to take payment from parents visiting the Book Fair.
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Interview with a Book Fair Coordinator
Mitchell, a Scholastic Book Fair Coordinator, gives us some tips and advice about the Book Fairs and also some information about the role of a Coordinator.
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How to order extra books for your Book Fair
We aim to provide you with all the books you’ll need to satisfy every child at your Book Fair, but sometimes popular books sell out. What can you do to avoid disappointing the next child who arrives at the Book Fair,...
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Our school library
Trinity, Cheyanna and Lottie, Year 6 students from St Gilbert’s Primary School, write about how they improved their school library with the help of Scholastic Book Fairs.
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Tips for We Are Writers
Saint Benedict Catholic Voluntary Academy have printed their pupils’ work in a We Are Writers book for six years! We asked them what they loved about the project and what their tips are for doing it successfully.