A LICHFIELD school has been boosted by a donation of books.
The collection was handed over to St Chad’s Primary School by Redrow Midlands.
The donation includes popular children’s titles to help promote reading and spark creativity among pupils.
Andrew Jones, acting head at St Chad’s Primary School, said:
“We are incredibly grateful to Redrow Midlands for this generous donation.
“Access to high-quality books can make a profound difference to a child’s confidence, imagination and academic development.
“This thoughtful contribution will not only enrich our classrooms but also help foster a genuine love of reading among our pupils.
“We recognise the vital role reading plays in a child’s development – building confidence, creativity and essential literacy skills. By donating these books, we hope to encourage a lasting enthusiasm for reading and help ensure more children have access to stories they can enjoy.”
Elaine Cartwright, sales director at Redrow Midlands, said:
“We recognise the vital role reading plays in a child’s development by building confidence, creativity and essential literacy skills.
“By donating these books, we hope to encourage a lasting enthusiasm for reading and help ensure more children have access to stories they can enjoy.”
