Longwood Primary School – Whole School Reading Project
“There will be no wellies, soggy shoes and spare glue sticks stored in here but... Read More
We provide books for a number of long-running projects, as well as supporting individual organisations and events. Read about our projects below.
Here are our school projects.
“There will be no wellies, soggy shoes and spare glue sticks stored in here but... Read More
Give a Book first partnered with the Globe Primary School in 2014 as part of... Read More
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“I genuinely want to thank you again, the excitement I see in the children’s faces when they hear we’ve got even more new books from the same people who so generously donated the library is heart-warming. Their interest in books just continues to grow and grow and the amount that choose library time over Lego or painting etc is astounding.”
From our Whole School Library Project, Longwood Primary School
Our latest projects in prisons and police stations helping increase access to all kinds of book.
Prisons organise Family Days to help prisoner parents bond with their children and partners. Prison... Read More
Books for First Nighters provides books for those spending their first night in custody, with... Read More
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“It was wonderful to see the concentration on the children’s faces as they listened. If it has encouraged one father to read to their child I would be more than happy.”
About PRG Family Days
As well as helping schools and prisons, Give a Book has donated books to a wide variety of other organisations.
Prisons organise Family Days to help prisoner parents bond with their children and partners. Prison... Read More
Books for First Nighters provides books for those spending their first night in custody, with... Read More
View more Projects for Schools
“Give a book has been an instrumental part of ensuring our book club can run and be a consistent offer for young people to access. As a mental health charity for young people, we believe in creating spaces for young people to meet others, do things they enjoy and to feel a sense of community. Book club has offered this”
From Off the Record