Norwood Newsletter

Library News

Linda Mill - Librarian/Resource Centre Manager

What's happening this term in the Library?

UNO Tournament 

 

From 2 - 6 December, the library will be hosting the inaugural UNO tournament, every day during lunchtime. Registered students will battle it out to see who will make it into the final round on Friday. Registrations are now open, and students are encouraged to register using the sign-up sheet in the library, by 2pm Wednesday, 27th November. 

 

The conditions of entry into the tournament are:

  1. Anyone can enter (this includes staff).
  2. You must be able to commit to the whole week.
  3. You cannot substitute another player if you can't be there.
  4. If you do not turn up within 5 minutes of the start time, you forfeit the match.
  5. Anyone caught cheating will be automatically disqualified.
  6. You must show respect to other players at all times during the tournament.
  7. The judges decisions are final.

There are some great prizes on offer including UNO attack and canteen vouchers. 

We can’t wait to see who will be this year’s Champion. Register now! Limited places!

 

LIBRARY CLUBS…

Lunchtime clubs in the library have started back for this term. Here’s what’s happening and when:

Lego Club: every Tuesday lunchtime in the library. Each week there is a build challenge to get you started, or you can do your own thing. It is up to you. We have a number of Lego books that will give you inspiration when you find the creative muse is lacking. Each week all finished projects go into our Lego display case. See you in the library on Tuesday’s, we cannot wait to see your next build.

 

 

Craft Club: every Wednesday lunchtime in the library. Supervised by Mrs Walmsey, members are currently making decorations to add to a library Christmas window display. Feel free to come along, make friends and learn some new skills with a project or two you can take home at the end of the year.

 

 

Chess Club: every Thursday lunchtime in the Library. Supervised by Mr Boyce this club is for anyone who wants a game of chess. If you are a beginner there may also be some students who can show you the ropes. Again, a great place to make friends and learn a new skill.