All Year 7 students have been challenged to Drop Everything and Read for at least ten minutes a day during this term as part of the Wide Reading program. 

The competition will be fierce for the class and student who read the most with prizes and incentives on offer.

A very successful week of student engagement began with an Open Mic. Students spoke with great passion about mental health, the love for a grandfather, the difference a small act of kindness can make, and Bollywood, to name just a few.

The Sphero Chariot Team Building Challenge asked students to use imagination, collaboration and design skills.

Year 7 students are being challenged to ‘Drop Everything And Read’ (DEAR) for at least 10 minutes each day throughout Term 3, as part of the Wide Reading program.

The competition will be fierce for the class and student who read the most with prizes and incentives on offer.

Emerging technologies and access to seemingly unlimited information was seen by some as an existential threat to libraries.

However, enlightened teacher-librarians saw opportunities to transform their services, adapt to the new information literacy needs of students and to become a hub of support for wider learning.