Calling our Build Club members!
New competition has begun. It’s called ‘Can You Dig it?’
You will be building this monster Excavator – but there is a twist! The parents can help build and by taking out books for themselves they can give their child a bonus point.
Don’t miss out next Thursday, oh and please bring empty ice-cream tubs…
🙂
Bream Community Library is privileged to announce that today in Gloucester we were announced as finalists for the David Vaisey Prize.
For details about this prize please visit:Â http://davidvaiseyprize.co.uk/shortlist-announcement-on-august-1st/
Winning the prize would of course be incredible, but to be shortlisted is such an honour in itself, so much thanks need to be said to everyone involved, all our volunteers and Gloucestershire libraries for their continuous support. A special thanks must be said to our Support Officer who takes care of all the community libraries.
Two volunteers from Bream Library attended the function held at Gloucester Cathedral today. The announcements were made in the reception room called the ‘Laud Room’. It is a room dedicated to the Dean of Gloucester (1616) William Laud DD.
After, there was refreshments and some networking to be done and of course pictures to be taken (as I would need them for this blog post 🙂 )
Andrew Taylor announced the winners of the Festival’s writing competition on Saturday evening, and each excellent entry was read out to the audience.
Congratulations to
Izzy Daly for Him  – winner of the Youth Award, donated by Foresters’ Forest, Reading the Forest project
Deborah Gregory for Postcard – first prize, awarded by Chepstow Bookshop
Val Ormrod for The Joy of Word – second prize
Paul Stephens-Wood for I’m Reading my World – third prize
Information taken from:Â http://www.thecolefordhub.info/the-winners-announced/
The Royal Society celebrates the best books that communicate science to young people through their Young People’s Book Prize. Each year an expert panel of adult judges choose a shortlist of their favourite science books from entries submitted by publishers.
Here is the 2017 shortlist:
The adult judges will hand over the task of picking a winner to groups of young people under 14 across the UK. These groups are from schools, libraries, scouts and brownies, science centres or youth groups. They form their own judging panels, and will read and discuss the books over the summer. Once they’ve made their decisions, they will submit their verdict to the Royal Society – together they decide the winner, who will be announced in November.
Find out more about the shortlisted titles by clicking on the link.
A little belated but we can finally put faces to our grand prize winners for our Poetry Competition!
Our First prize winner in the Adult Category was Lesley Moffatt
Our first prize winner in the Junior Category was Ewan Shakeshaft
Well Done! Enjoy spending your book tokens!
Your library may be hosting one of the events for the Coleford Festival of Words. In the meantime, sharpen those pencils/pens or just dust off your keyboard and get writing! The Competition is open and the closing date is the 29 May 2017.
Entry forms in the library or print off one online at this website: http://www.thecolefordhub.info
Well done to all our poets!!
Here are our winners:
Adult Category:
1st Prize: Lesley Moffat
2nd Prize: Rachael Boucker
Junior Category:
1st Prize: Ewan Shakeshaft
2nd Prize: Isobel Eisel
The rules are as follows:
Please e-mail your poems to atait@breamcommunitylibrary.co.uk
Or
Message your poem on Facebook to Bream Library’s Facebook page
Or
Hand in your poem at the library
Then log into Facebook and see how your poem is doing!
Prizes
There are three categories – Adults, Teenagers and Juniors.
Each category has two prizes: Judges Vote   GBP20.00 book vouchers.
Popular Vote GBP10.00 book vouchers.
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