Library News

Once again we had a very successful book fair @Resurrection School and we thank you for your support.

It was wonderful to see our students and their families at the book fair and also have a chat with them.

Our library leaders and book fair student helpers worked hard and it was wonderful to watch them work as a team. They offered excellent customer service and also managed the sales with confidence.

Thank you to our dedicated and passionate staff, namely Mrs Dunn, Mrs Callanan, Mrs Zhang, Mrs Edwards, Mrs Murray, Mrs Sigmont, Mrs Rochelle, Miss Gay, Mrs Soffra and Mrs Mckenzie, who gave up their breaks and stayed beyond school hours to ensure a successful event.

The school receives a cash commission and the money will go towards ‘Book week’ celebration or another library event at school.

Feedback from some of our library leaders:

The book fair was really fun! The experience was amazing. Selling stuff and helping everyone was my favourite part. By Shereen A

I really enjoyed the book fair because we got to sell and experience what it’s like to own a shop.  I learnt how to handle cash. By Naya M

At the book fair we had lots of books and sold lots of books too. It was really fun working with my friends.  Everly W

At the book fair we got tons of items on sale, from interesting books to amazing erasers. We thank you for your participation and I’m so happy for a very successful book fair.  Raine B

I loved the book fair because it was a very fun experience. I worked as a cashier and it was great because I learned how to give change back to the customer and to speak with them. It was an amazing book fair and I would love to do it again. By Yua H

Melbourne Writers Festival 

On Monday 4 May we had this special event for Year 3 students. 

Guests: Author Alice Pung and Illustrator Sher Rill NgFeatured Picture Book: Watch Out, Xiao Xin!

Award-winning author Alice Pung and illustrator Sher Rill Ng visited our school and conducted an engaging and inspiring session as they brought their picture book Watch Out, Xiao Xin! to life.

Students will enjoyed a lively mix of storytelling, behind the scenes insights and interactive creative activities, presented as part of the Melbourne Writers Festival.