School starts a new chapter with library

Youngsters will be able to delve into the world of books after work was completed on a new school library.
Opening of the new build library by author Lynne Chapman, pictured with HT Naomi Wood, Stephanie Hainsworth, architects Mike Middleton and Rick Sweetnam and children, at St Andrew's Infant School, Hove Edge, BrighouseOpening of the new build library by author Lynne Chapman, pictured with HT Naomi Wood, Stephanie Hainsworth, architects Mike Middleton and Rick Sweetnam and children, at St Andrew's Infant School, Hove Edge, Brighouse
Opening of the new build library by author Lynne Chapman, pictured with HT Naomi Wood, Stephanie Hainsworth, architects Mike Middleton and Rick Sweetnam and children, at St Andrew's Infant School, Hove Edge, Brighouse

Over the summer, St Andrew’s Infant School in Brighouse has been working with Hutton and Cawood building and joinery and architects Howden Russell to construct the library extension.

It was officially unveiled by author and illustrator Lynne Chapman and each class took part in a workshop with the author, with parents invited to join in too.

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She also brought in a small selection of signed books for the school on Lightcliffe Road.

Head teacher Naomi Wood said the project was made possible thanks to the fundraising efforts of the school and the support of families.

“We wanted to create a space that would promote and raise standards in reading and writing,” she said.

“The children absolutely love it and they think it is fantastic.

“They are now all excited to go to the library and are looking forward to being able to check books out and take them home.”

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