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Book Week

Book week is about encouraging students from a young age to love and appreciate reading.   It begins with students in the younger years dressing up as their favourite characters from their favourite book and parading in front of the school.  

Celebrations, like those that have been held across most primary schools in Australia during the last week are the groundings for their life long love of reading.  Once students get to secondary school the dressing up for book week disappears but the celebration of books and stories doesn't stop.  

In the libraries at Sandringham College it's a year long celebration as we promote reading and encourage a life long love of reading.

The Sandringham College Library Website is full of ideas for students struggling to find a book to read.   Library team members are also full of knowledge regarding the latest releases and YA (Young Adult) fiction.

The attached article was in 'The conversation' written by Joanne O'Mara

Associate Professor in Education, Deakin University.

Game of Words

Year 7 students are taking up the challenge for the Game of Words Reading Competition.

Students have until October to register books.  

For a class to be eligible to be in the running to win the Pizza Lunch ALL students in their form group must register at least ONE book.

Tally Board

7A - 766,131

7B - 569,224

7C- 3,265,711

7D - 2,376,608

7E - 3,328,565

7G - 194,529

7H - 2,653,265

Knitting and Yarn Bombing Club

Bluff and Holloway Libraries have started a knitting and Yarn Bombing Club.

Once a week at each campus a former parent comes in to show students how to knit.

Annette is part of the The GLAD wrappers, the knitting group will be yarn bombing the Sandringham Clocktower in Winter 2023.  

Reader Spotlight

Three Sandy readers give an insight into their reading...

Jo Hill (Staff Member)  

Siena Douglas

Dottie Paterson (Year 7 Students)

Year 9 Artwork

As part of the book week display at Bluff Road, we were given the privilege of displaying some amazing Year 9 art work.

The work, created by some very talented Year 9 students was part of their Artists Books unit.

They created books viewed as art.  

Students had the option of creating a

-Zine 

-Bound Book 

-Altered Book 

Makerspace Creations

Students created Homemade Chai Pets to celebrate Science week at Bluff Road

Students also learnt about and created Blackout Poetry to celebrate Book week.

Kerri Deegan

Head of Libraries