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We are also very proud to say that we had winners in the following categories:

• Photograph of reading a book in an imaginative place
• Illustration of an alternative book cover
• Writing a poem based on a book
• Creating a new character for a book

Horsham Mosque is situated in an old house and only has room for men and boys to worship.  Year 3 visited the classroom on the first floor where the boys learn about the Quran from the age of 7.  They also saw the wash room where the men and boys clean themselves before their worship.  There are lines across the carpet that show people where they needs to sit: this means that they have enough space when they are bowing and don't knock into each other.  They learnt all about what happens to a Muslim child the whole way through their lives from being born to when they die.  The children really enjoyed looking at lots of different types of Quran and discovered why there are different ones.  They learnt that the Mosque has a system that sends out the call to prayer to everyone in the congregation - 5 times a day! 

To complete last year in a fitting way, we decided to sum it all up in a song. Children from Years 2 to 6 contributed to the lyrics and Mr Harder did a fantastic job composing the music. We hope you enjoy listening.

NHS Test and Trace announced earlier this week, that all adults in households with school and college age children without symptoms can now access regular rapid coronavirus (COVID-19) testing.

The children created a video trailer for the book Speechless by Kate Darbishire, have a look at their wonderful work here.