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RUSTENBURG GIRLS' JUNIOR SCHOOLRef: MID-2023

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This is a news article from Rustenburg Girls' Junior School (RGJS) about Grade 5 pupils Ellamae Bayer and Mary Botha writing a book during National Book Month. The book, aimed at children aged 9 and up, is a mystery story about two teenage detectives and is dedicated to their grandparents. They are working on it with support from their teacher and school librarian, aiming to finish by mid-next year.

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creative writing project

Writing a book with support from school staff

Grade 5 pupils at Rustenburg Girls' Junior School can join a project to write a mystery story with guidance from their teacher and librarian. The book will be aimed at children aged 9 and up and is dedicated to the authors' grandparents.

Who it is for: Grade 5 pupils at Rustenburg Girls' Junior School
How to act on it: Participate in school-led writing activities with teacher Keanan Wagner and librarian Jenny Wates, and collaborate with peers on a shared book project.

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They are aiming to finish it by the middle of next year.

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Places

North West, Rustenburg Local Municipality

Reference

MID-2023

Key Takeaways

National Book Month
October 2022
Ellamae Bayer
Mary Botha
Grade 5 pupils
Rustenburg Girls' Junior School
book about teenage detectives
dedicated to grandparents
target age: 9 and up
finish by mid-2023
Jenny Wates (librarian)
Keanan Wagner (teacher)
Emma Chambers (alumna author)
Rustenburg Girls' Junior School
Ellamae Bayer
Mary Botha
Jenny Wates
Keanan Wagner
Emma Chambers
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