As part of this year’s Summer Reading Challenge, The Cornerstone, St Ives Library, and Visitor Information will be hosting a Fun Day on Monday (12th August).
Cornerstone manager Luke Dimech with the Fun Day poster
The event will take place at the Palemon Best Park from 10am until 2pm. The aim is for young readers to embark on a creative journey filled with inspiration and discovery.
At the Reading Challenge Summer Fun Day you’ll find:
- Creative workshops: hands-on sessions where kids can express their creativity through art, storytelling, and crafts.
- Football games: fun, friendly matches, perfect for burning off energy and learning teamwork skills.
- The Cornwall Libraries library bus: A mobile library experience providing access to a wide range of books and resources.
- Shanty singing: lively sessions of traditional shanty songs, celebrating the local maritime culture.
- Mini Olympics with the Scouts: athletic challenges and games, where children can compete and collaborate in a spirit of friendly competition.
“Reading not only fuels imagination, but also enhances creativity, providing children with the tools to think creatively and express themselves uniquely,” said a spokesperson for St Ives Town Council.
“The Summer Reading Challenge is designed to boost young readers’ confidence and foster a lifelong love for reading and creative exploration.”
Bring a picnic along!
