“One benefit of summer was that each day we had more light to read by”, Jeanette Walls. Well-being week took place in Bishopstown Community School in early May. This was a fun active week of cycling, jumping, running and throwing. We put down the paperbacks and kindles to participate. However, once the races were won, the last welly was thrown, the bouncing castle deflated and the smoothies consumed, the book club began to wonder exactly what role books could play in wellbein

End of year    Katie &  Adam &  Emma  Don’t let the forest in   This is Emma Manley's favorite book of this year.  What do you do when...

Temple Grandin, “Acceptance is the key to unlocking the potential of every person. The world needs different kinds of minds to work...

“The Freedom to Read”- Art/ poetry workshop. Blaithi, Sarah and Lavie, were so popular with students in February that we were delighted...

On Tuesday March 18th, 17 enthusiastic students from Bishopstown Community School’s Book Club, combined their love for reading with a fun...

Bishopstown Community School has a new book club called Treat Your Shelf and their aim is to get students, teachers and parents reading...

This week Bishopstown Community School illuminated minds by celebrating the first Literacy Week in Bishopstown Community School. The...