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A Huddersfield librarian has written a childrens musical which could become a vital
A Huddersfield librarian has written a childrens musical which could become a vital part of teaching in schools. Mrs. Louie Carrs story, The Beetle and the Bookworm, was given its first performance at Rawthorpe Junior School. She is behind the script and the lyrics, which explain alphabetical order, encyclopaedias and dictionaries. The music has been written by a local teacher Mrs. Margaret Edwards. Mrs. Carr says its vital that pupils doing GCSE courses are familiar with basic library and study skills and she reckons the best time to start is when they are at primary schools. Kirklees Libraries section is now interested in making sure that the musical is available to schools throughout the area. Two booklets about library skills by Mrs. Carr have proved popular all over the world. 7th July 1989
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A Huddersfield librarian's creativity takes center stage as she unveils a captivating children's musical that could revolutionize teaching in schools. Mrs. Louie Carr, the mastermind behind the script and lyrics of 'The Beetle and the Bookworm, ' showcased her creation at Rawthorpe Junior School to an enthusiastic audience. This delightful production ingeniously imparts knowledge about alphabetical order, encyclopedias, and dictionaries through catchy tunes composed by local teacher Mrs. Margaret Edwards. Recognizing the importance of equipping students with essential library and study skills for their GCSE courses, Mrs. Carr believes that primary school is the ideal starting point. Her innovative musical aims to engage young minds while instilling vital knowledge in a fun-filled manner. The success of two booklets on library skills authored by Mrs. Carr has already transcended borders, gaining popularity worldwide. Now, Kirklees Libraries section is keenly interested in ensuring that this educational masterpiece reaches schools across the area. Capturing a snapshot from 7th July 1989, this print encapsulates not just an era but also highlights how education evolves over time. The vibrant costumes worn by these talented young performers reflect their enthusiasm for learning through artistic expression. This image serves as a reminder of how one individual's passion can shape generations to come—a testament to the power of imagination and dedication within our community.
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