Do you like the new look? We’ve tweaked the blog slightly and hopefully it’s more readable now.
We have had a busy two days with lots of inquiries from schools and we are slowly compiling lists of places to hopefully reach with our books. You are all continuing to do a wonderful job of spreading word of our project. We’ve been Shared, Retweeted and Liked across the internet and had many offers of help from teachers around the country. Please keep up the good work. Mark Gattiss we love you! One retweet from you and our mailbox went crazy!
In our first post we said:
“It is also, partially, an experiment. We have no funding
for this, nor are we asking for any. We
will seek to achieve our aim by distributing via our extended friends and
family network and seeking the help of people within the teaching profession.”
To expand on that, we currently have approximately 12,000 books in our
'Centre of Operations' in Hampshire.
(Translation: A Doctor Who fan in Hampshire has a very understanding
wife and no space left in his garage). We also have 2,000 books in our 'Gloucestershire Hub'. (Translation: My equally understanding wife and I drove to
Hampshire to fetch some books . I now can’t move in my office for the stacks of
books piled up!)
We have members of our little group in other
areas of the UK and have press ganged various members of our families and friends,
so slowly we will move piles of books around the country and closer to
those far away schools. I suspect that
every family journey I make in the months ahead will include a box of books in
the back for a detour en route!
Many schools have been in touch already and we have a
growing list to send books to. We will
get books out to you all eventually, but for those of you furthest away from
our doorstep we ask that you have a little patience with us. We should have the first books in schools by
next week and we’ll keep you updated on that every step of the way. A counter has been added to the top of the
page and we are looking forward to the numbers slowly increasing in the months
ahead.
We have also had many wonderful messages from Teachers. We’ve been told about Doctor Who theme days,
their pupils’ love of Doctor Who and even teaching Venn Diagrams using Matt
Smith and David Tennant! These are
comments that we’d really love everyone to be able to read, as well as hearing
back about how the books are received by the pupils themselves! We’ll therefore be creating some special
postings designed for you to comment on.
Look out for them soon.
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