The school teamed up with Allison Homes East for a creative challenge that invited young readers to picture the place where stories feel most alive.

In celebration of National Storytelling Week (February 2–8), Allison Homes invited pupils to depict their "favourite story space” using drawing, writing or collage to show the places in which they most loved to read.

Entries ranged from home corners to school spaces and libraries.

The judging was anonymous, with one winning piece selected from the full set.

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The top entry came from Priscilla, aged 10, who produced an illustration of Gaywood Library,........

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