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World Book Day Book Sale on Thursday, 7th March: Parents invited! We need books too!

World Book Day 2019 - Thursday, 7th March www.worldbookday.com
NEWS / 19 February 2019

World Book Day is on Thursday, 7th March. The day will kick off with a 'Bring a Book, Buy A Book' sale in the school hall from 9.30am to 11am, in aid of St. Michael's House. Parents/guardians and students are all invited to the book sale and you can buy 3 books for the price of €2!! The TYs will be running the book sale. 

There will be many other events throughout the World Book Day and these are currently being organised by the TY Library Prefects. There will be prizes too, including books donated by author Brian Conaghan, 2018 winner of the An Post Irish Book Award for best Teen/Young Adult with "The Weight of a Thousand Feathers". 

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