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Youngsters enjoy a special story

PUPILS from three Jarrow schools joined forces for a special storytelling session.

As part of celebrations to mark World Storytelling Day, youngsters from St Bede's RC Primary School, in Harold Street, Dunn Street Primary, in Staple Road, and Jarrow Cross CofE Primary, in Borough Road, were invited to Jarrow Library.

Staff at the library, in Cambrian Street, read stories from some of the children's favourite books, including Horrid Henry and Dillie the Dinosaur.

Library assistant Carol Hall, the storyteller for the event, said: "The children loved the World Storytelling Day.

"We organised a similar event last year and it was such a success we decided to do it again."

Co-ordinated in the UK by The Society for Storytelling, World Storytelling Day is an annual event aiming to get as many different people across the globe to tell and listen to stories over 24 hours.

It is hoped that by sharing stories, links will be made between people from different cultures, communities and generations.

As well as being read stories, the school children also took part in other fun activities, such as colouring in and wordsearches.


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