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- 2. A potted history… Barlby Primary School, W11 (46% pupil premium) - 5,000 books gifted in three years via a little free library and annual pop up bookshops • The school now has four sustainable little libraries • Families take books without being prompted • Year 6s officially run the pop up bookshop • Barlbyzania is being planned
- 3. What we do We challenge the book gap identified by the NLT* We enable disadvantaged children to own their own books We empower children to make their own selections We engage young people and families through creative events * Dec ’17: One in 11 (9.4%) CYP said they do not have a book of their own at home, rising to one in eight (13.1%) children from disadvantaged backgrounds. Of these children, those who receive free school meals, boys of all ages and teenagers are the most likely to say they have no books of their own at home.
- 5. A eureka moment Book buying families invest emotionally in reading for pleasure - Buy large amounts of books - Keen to make space for more books - Egalitarian attitudes towards book access - Non judgemental School-based book drives are effective: - Keen to support their local community - Driven by a motivated PTA or staff - Donation sparks positive interactions - Supports a school’s charitable status
- 6. Targeting We work with organisations that support disadvantaged communities • Schools >25% pupil premium • Women’s support groups • Prison family liaison • Food banks Gifting is universal within each setting Each stakeholder creates a gifting event suited to its setting and audience
- 11. “As with all book related initiatives it needs follow up from staff. Each individual book related activity helps keep the momentum going....” “The children talked about the bookshop and the books they chose for a long time afterwards. We had groups of children agreeing to swap books after they finished reading their own book.” “The children were so excited that they could choose and keep a book. A couple of teachers noted how excited even some of their most reluctant readers were.” Feedback
- 12. In our first 12 months we.. Distributed 25,400 books via: - 36 primary schools* - 3 community groups - 2 children’s centres - 2 food banks - 1 prison family event Facilitated gifting events: - 18 pop up bookshops - 10 little free libraries - 1 Christmas party Sourced diverse donors - 11 independent schools - 2 state schools - 15 summer fairs - 3 corporate organisations - 15 publishers - Booktrust * Average 39.2% pupil premium Distributed 25,400 books to children with few books of their own
- 14. 1. Collect and gift 43,000 books: 106 events at an average of 405 books 2. Develop corporate and other partnerships plus donors 3. Develop a robust volunteering model Autumn term 10k books • 10 Pop Up Bookshops • 10 Pop Up Book Huts • 1 Food Bank Spring term 13k books • 25 Pop Up Bookshops • 10 Pop Up Book Huts • 2 Food Banks Summer term 20k books • 35 Pop Up Bookshops • 10 Pop Up Book Huts • 3 Food Banks Year 2 priorities Challenges: - Premises - Logistics: resource
- 15. Pop Up Book Hut 2018-2019 Schedule Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2 Bush Hill Park Primary 850 books 6. 8th Jan Holy Trinity CE Primary School 3. 7th Jan St. Michael at Bowes Junior School St. Paul's and All Hallows' Junior School (also donate Eastbrook Primary Henry Green Primary School (provisional) EN1 1DS N17 9EJ N13 6JB N17 0HH RM10 7UR RM8 1UR Haimo Primary School 500 books 7. 8th Jan Brindishe Green School 7. 8th Jan Perrymount Primary School St Paul with St Luke school Paxton Primary School SE9 6DY SE13 6EH SE23 2PX E3 4LA SE19 1PA John Burns Primary School (310 books) 1. 7th Jan Parkfield Primary 5. 8th Jan St Mark's C of E Primary School Trinity St Mary’s CofE Primary School St Bernadette Catholic Junior School Chesterton Primary School SW11 5QR NW4 3PJ SE11 5SL SW12 8DR SW12 0AB SW11 5DT Harris Primary Academy Peckham ParK (580 3. 7th Jan Sandringham Primary School 9. 10th Jan Southrise Primary School Cardwell Primary School Galleywall Primary Surrey Square Primary SE15 5TD E7 8ED SE18 7PX SE18 5LP SE16 3PB SE17 2JY Fairholme Primary School (900 books) 2. 7th Jan Vittoria Primary School 2. 7th Jan Grafton Primary School Millfields Community School (671 pupils) Southern Road Primary School (685 children) Manorfield Primary School TW14 8ET N1 0TJ N7 6AR E5 0SH E13 9JH E14 6QD Castlecombe Primary School (350 books) 5. 8th Jan Hollydale Primary School 1. 7th Jan Harlesden Primary School Colville tbc Beckford Primary School Lea Valley Primary School (provisional) SE9 4ET SE15 2AR NW10 8UT NW61QL N17 0PT 4. 7th Jan St Stephens Primary Avenue Primary School Chesterton Primary School John Donne Primary W25QH E12 6AR 8. 10th Jan Willowbank Primary Manor Primary School Colegrave Primary School Lansbury Lawrence Primary School SE2 9XB E15 3BB E15 1JY 6. 8th Jan North Harringey Primary Queens Park Primary Cypress Primary School N8 0NU W10 4DQ Half term