Homebuilder makes reading more accessible for pupils at Cheshire school

Pear Tree Primary School, located in Nantwich, received a diverse selection of non-fiction books, ensuring that children of all reading abilities have access to new and exciting stories.

Leanie O’Connor, Year Five Teacher at Pear Tree Primary School, said: “We just want to say a huge thank you to David Wilson Homes for this kind donation. The books are a fabulous selection and will enhance our reading curriculum for all children across the school.”

Co-ordinated by The Federation of Children’s Book Groups, National Share a Story Month is an annual celebration of the power of storytelling and story sharing, providing a fantastic opportunity to bring children and stories together.

As part of its commitment to supporting local communities, David Wilson Homes donated a range of books that had been requested by the school, which is situated near its Maylands Park development in Stapeley.

The selection of books will cater to a number of the younger pupils at the school, with titles such as ‘The Big Book of the Blue’ by Yuval Zommer, ‘Slow Down’ by Rachel Williams, ‘All Through the Night’ by Polly Faber, and ‘Look What I Found on the Farm’ by Moira Butterfield.

Claire Jarvis, Managing Director at David Wilson Homes North West, said: “National Share a Story Month is a fantastic opportunity to celebrate the joy of reading, and we are delighted to support Pear Tree Primary School by enhancing its reading resources.

“We hope our donation will inspire more young people to pick up a book, develop a lifelong love of reading, and enjoy getting lost in a great story.”

Located on Peter De Stapleigh Way, David Wilson Homes is currently building a range of three, four and five bedroom properties at its Maylands Park development.

To view the range of homes available across the county, visit the website at David Wilson Homes in Cheshire.