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Good Reads

Stuck for something good to read? Here are some suggestions for some of our current favourites!

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Key Stage 3

  • The Crossover / Booked / Rebound – Kwame Alexander (graphic novel version of The Crossover is also available)
  • The House with Chicken Legs / The Girl Who Speaks Bear – Sophie Anderson
  • The Parent Agency / Head Kid – David Baddiel
  • The Polar Bear Explorer’s Club – Alex Bell
  • Cogheart / Moonlocket / Skycircus / Shadowsea – Peter Bunzl
  • Apple and Rain / The Weight of Water – Sarah Crossan
  • The Clockwork Crow / The Velvet Fox - Catherine Fisher
  • Boy 87 / Lost – Ele Fountain
  • Brightstorm / Wildspark / Dark Whispers - Vashti Hardy
  • Journey to the River Sea - Eva Ibbotson
  • High Rise Mystery - Sharna Jackson
  • Kid Normal series – Greg James
  • Race to the Frozen North - Catherine Johnson
  • Young Sherlock series – Andrew Lane
  • Inkling – Kenneth Oppel
  • Wonder – R J Palacio
  • Armistice Runner / D-Day Dog – Tom Palmer
  • The Boy at the Back of the Class / The Star Outside my Window – Onjali Q. Raúf
  • Rooftoppers / The Wolf Wilder / The Explorer – Katherine Rundell
  • Smart / 928 Miles from Home / The Boy Who Lied – Kim Slater
  • Malamander - Thomas Taylor
  • Gaslight / Seaglass - Eloise Williams

Great adventure reads for Year 7 which link with your work on The Explorer by Katherine Rundell

Key Stage 4

  • The Crossover / Booked / Rebound – Kwame Alexander (a graphic novel version of The Crossover is also available)
  • Noughts and Crosses – Malorie Blackman
  • Am I Normal Yet?/ Are We All Lemmings and Snowflakes? – Holly Bourne
  • One / Moonrise / Toffee - Sarah Crossan
  • Rosie and Jack – Mel Darbon
  • Becoming Dinah – Kit de Waal
  • The Lie Tree – Frances Hardinge
  • A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder – Holly Jackson
  • Split / I Am Thunder / Kick the Moon – Muhammad Khan
  • Orange Boy – Patrice Lawrence
  • Two Can Keep a Secret - Karen M. McManus
  • The Knife of Never Letting Go – Patrick Ness
  • Things a Bright Girl Can Do – Sally Nicholls
  • Heartstopper – Vols 1, 2 & 3 – Alice Oseman (graphic novels)
  • The Million Pieces of Neena Gill – Emma Smith-Barton
  • On the Come Up – Angie Thomas
  • Girl, Boy, Sea – Chris Vick
  • Paper Avalanche / The Art of Being Normal / All About Mia – Lisa Williamson

Newsdesk

All drivers are requested to park in designated parking places and not on verges or non-designated areas. Wherever possible please use the Main Car Park. Read More…

The school now has its own twitter account to promote important news and events as well as sharing celebrations of our learner's achievements. Please follow us on Twitter @YsgolHarriTudur. More detailed information can always be found on our school website www.yht.wales and also via the Ysgol Harri Tudur app. Please continue to get in touch with us in the usual ways. Read More…

All drivers are requested to use the designated Drop Off/Pick Up and parking sites whilst on the school site. Read More…

Please note the following event notification Read More…

Mrs Sally Elliott, Chair of the Governing Body, will be available at school on Tuesday 9th and Thursday 11th of April to meet with parents interested in becoming a Parent Governor. Sally will be at school from 3.30 pm on each day for an informal chat. If you are interested in dropping by please inform contact@yht.wales, or just turn up on the day. Read More…

The Friends of the School will be renewing the 100 Club monthly draw from Apr 24. Each number costs £12 per year and the monthly prize is a minimum of £20. This is but one of a number of fund raising activities which allows the Friends to support a range of events and activities across all year groups.  Read More…

Pembrokeshire Youth Bank are now accepting applications for any youth led projects within the community.  Read More…

The trenching work will commence on 11 Mar 24 by Welsh Water on behalf of the new Welsh primary school being built by Morgan Sindell. The responsibility to provide access, both vehicle and pedestrian, falls to Welsh Water and whilst there may be some disruption it should be minimal. There will be a period when the road from the Phoenix Centre to the junction by Glan-y-Mor will be closed. Read More…

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