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Every year around World
Book Day many schools collect English and French
language books for Read to Grow. These are
mainly Dutch and European International Schools.
There are also a number of Dutch high schools
that collect books for us. In Scotland some
thirty primary schools participate in Read to
Grow.
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Would you like to collect books for Read to Grow
at your school?
You can! In the following
we explain briefly how it works.
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How can your school collect books?
- By asking your students to look if there are
books, at home or in their family circle,
available to donate to Read to Grow.
- By looking in your school
library if there are redundant books that can be
donated.
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The schedule of the drive
Each year the participating
schools initiate the World Book Day Drive in
February. Around that time Read to Grow contacts
our usual contact at your school and sends
information and materials to publicize the drive
to your students. From the middle of March until
April 23 the students can bring their books to
collection points at your school. In the period
between early May and the middle of June Read to
grow makes an appointment to collect the books
at your school.
After the summer holidays we investigate which
school has collected the largest number of books
per student and wins the World Book Day Award.
The award will be handed out in the course of
the year.
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Interested?
Are you interested to
participate in the World Book Day Drive with
your school? Please contact us.
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