
Fresh from World Book Day celebrations in their school, 2nd and 3rd classes from Scariff National School took part in an art workshop with artist Alan Shoosmith in Scariff Public Library. Dressed as characters from their favourite books, including a very impressive tin man from the The Wizard of Oz, the classes took their inspiration from the Diary of a Wimpy Kid series of books to produce a very colourful display. Quizzes, storytimes and readings were the order of the day for two local national schools, Ogonelloe and Mountshannon, when Scariff library staff members Aileen McDonagh and Samantha Morrissey visited to celebrate World Book Day.
Wednesday, March 13, 2013
World Book Day in Scariff Public Library
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