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Mr. Jack Bannan Deputy Head of Secondary Academics I chose Lord of the Rings because it reminds me of home – Tolkien wrote the book about the countryside in the middle of England, which is where I’m from. Not only is it beautifully written, but it’s also the ultimate story Read More…
Mr. Jonathan White Deputy Head of Secondary Pastoral The reason I have chosen the Lord of The Rings: Return of the King is because I had read the first 2 books in the series. In the past I have found the last book in a series to be a letdown, Read More…
Ms. Vickey Vickey Power F1 Class Teacher A Hole at the Bottom of the Sea by by Jessica Law “A Hole at the Bottom of the Sea” is a fun, rhythmic book that teaches children about the ocean food chain in an easy-to-understand way. Its bright pictures and catchy, repetitive Read More…
Mrs. Chani Meyer Head of Primary and EYFS A Bear Called Paddington is a timeless story that many of our students at NIA Smash will enjoy. Paddington arrives in London with his politeness, curiosity, and unforgettable love for marmalade, and quickly finds himself in a series of gentle, humorous adventures. These moments offer Read More…
Mr. Kevin Behan Deputy Head of Primary – Academics The BFG was the first novel I ever read in class that made me want to read more books by the same author, Roald Dahl, because the story was so imaginative and exciting. It follows Sophie and the Big Friendly Giant Read More…
Ms. Franki Donnelly YEAR 5 TEAM LEADER As a teacher, I found The Folk of the Faraway Tree to be an engaging story that captures the imagination of KS2 children. The adventures of Jo, Bessie, Fanny, and their friends in the ever-changing lands at the top of the tree offer a perfect Read More…
Ms. Rionach Canning Year 4 Team Leader I would highly recommend Skellig for KS2 children. It’s an imaginative and mysterious story that sparks curiosity and encourages readers to think about friendship, kindness, and hope. The main character, Michael, is easy to relate to, and his adventure keeps you guessing in an exciting way. Read More…
Mrs. Bianca Hassan Year 3 TEAM LEADER As a teacher, I found ‘Judy Moody Goes to College’ to be a lively and relatable story that many KS2 children will enjoy. Judy’s experience with a tutor teaches important lessons about resilience, problem-solving, and believing in yourself, all while being entertained with Read More…
Mrs. Miranda Gomes YEAR 2 TEAM LEADER As a teacher of KS1 pupils, The Everywhere Bear by Julia Donaldson is a fun story to read aloud and keep the pupils captivated. Many class rooms have a “class bear” tradition, so children easily connect with the idea of sharing responsibility and the excitement of Read More…
Ms. Eimear Paul Year 6 -Class Teacher Investigators: Braver and Bolder by Sara Davidson Investigators: Braver and Bolder by Sara Davidson is an exciting and action‑packed story about a team of animal detectives who solve mysteries with courage and clever thinking. One awesome part is when the team works together to crack Read More…
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