Learning Enhancement
Book Week
The joy of reading is often evident at school, but was on full display during our Book Week celebrations. The students were fully engaged, with costumes, books and smiles. The parade of costumed classes was so much fun.
Favourite stories and inspirational characters were brought to life, with characters from classic tales and modern adventures filling the school grounds. From wizards and nursery rhyme characters to detectives and dinosaurs, the creativity on display was amazing. Teachers and students alike embraced the spirit of the week, dressing up and sharing stories that sparked imagination and laughter.
Throughout the week, classrooms buzzed with book-related activities. Students participated in read-aloud sessions, book swaps, and craft. The library became a hub of excitement, with themed decorations and special displays showcasing student favourites. It was heartwarming to see older students reading and relating to younger ones, fostering a sense of community and shared love for literature.
Book Week reminded us all of the power of stories to connect, entertain, and educate. It was a celebration not just of books, but of imagination, creativity, and the joy of learning. As the week came to a close, the smiles remained, and the stories continued; proof that the magic of reading lasts far beyond the final page.
Reading at home with your children is a wonderful way to extend the joy of Book Week beyond the classroom. Whether it’s a bedtime story, a weekend library visit, or simply chatting about favourite characters, these moments help build literacy skills and strengthen bonds. Encouraging a love of books at home supports lifelong learning and nurtures imagination and curiosity.
Jen McKillop,
Jess Moodie & Eloise Liddell.
Library News
BOOK CLUB
REMINDER - Issue 6 orders close Wednesday 3rd September.
Issue 7 catalogues won’t be sent home next term due to the upcoming Book Fair, but families can still order online (delivery fee applies).
BOOK FAIR
The Scholastic Book Fair will run Monday 13th October to Friday 17th October next term. More details coming soon!
OVERDUE BOOKS
Please remind your child to return any overdue library books. Currently, we have a total of 90 books that are overdue, and some students are eager to borrow these titles. Your cooperation helps ensure everyone has access to the books they are excited to read.👏 A big WELL DONE to 1/2 Jondahl and Foundation Pigdon—they have 0 overdue books!
BOOK WEEK
The Book week displays drew lots of attention last week in the library and the variety of costumes—from classic characters to creative originals—was truly impressive. Thankyou everyone!
