Today I had a lovely surprise when I picked my daughter up from school. She came proudly out of class clutching a book, "Look Mum, we wrote this book at school!". And sure enough, the children from my daughter's class had written a chapter in the book about Millie the Space Dragon!
In their chapter, Millie has a bit of an accident with a flagpole and has to find a replacement... which ended up leaving the school with no electricity as she "borrowed" part of the wind turbine! But in the end, all's well and Millie even manages a trip round the harbour in a fishing boat!
The children in my daughter's class at school are part of Project 21 - a project delivered by Wales Millenium Centre in Cardiff. Through the project, the children have had really good creative opportunities; from music workshops to metalwork and tapestry work with reputable artists including Cefyn Burgess.
The book will be something that we will treasure as it's not everyday you get your name in print! My daughter and her classmates should be (and are!) extremely proud of what they have achieved up to now with the project and also with what's to come until their 21st birthday. My daughter is now aspiring to be an author..... however last week she wanted to be a teacher and the week before a nurse - so let's see!
What made you smile today? This certainly did .... but so did this when it popped up on my Facebook feed....
Well done to your daughter and all her classmates. I think project 21 is a fascinating project and I'm gutted none of mine are a part of it!
ReplyDeleteI am also really proud of the book which our children helped to write.They obviously all played their part,my son said he took the photo of the yellow boat in the harbour which was used in the book and my daughter recognised bits she'd done as well.So far the 'project 21' scheme has been great and I am hoping it will continue as planned.
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