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Buster's Book Club

The Canterbury Tales Visitor Attraction is proud to be supporting the KM Charity Group’s home reading initiative – Buster’s Book Club!

The aim of the initiative is to encourage home reading, with each child being set targets dependent on their year group. Subsequently incentives are given within the school such as ‘Top Readers of the Month’ with prizes handed out to encourage classes to work together. The scheme has been particularly successful with engaging not only pupils but their parents with reading, and has seen particular engagement with boys.

Literacy is at the heart of The Canterbury Tales Visitor Attraction, and we are proud to be offering 30 free child tickets to each school that signs up as prizes for children’s achievements, to compliment vouchers from other leading attractions, book tokens and storytelling visits. To find out more about the scheme, please visit http://www.kmcharityteam.co.uk/schools/bookclub/

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