Premier’s Reading Challenge – Hawkesbury Independent School
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Premier’s Reading Challenge – Hawkesbury Independent School
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2019-10-06T13:02:54+11:00
Each year all of the children from Kindergarten to Year 6 participate in the Premier’s Reading Challenge. This involves reading a certain number of books from a set list. The aim of the Challenge is to promote a love of reading. It is not a competition, but a challenge to each student to read, to read more and to read more widely.
This program encourages a greater use of our Library, including more borrowing and it motivates reluctant readers to get back into books.
For the fifteenth year in a row, all of our children from Kindergarten to Year 6 took part in the Premier’s Reading Challenge. This encouraged a greater use of our Library, more borrowing and it motivated reluctant readers to get back into books. Once again, our school had 100% participation.
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Premier’s Reading Challenge
Premier’s Reading Challenge
HIS Admin
2019-10-06T13:02:54+11:00
Each year all of the children from Kindergarten to Year 6 participate in the Premier’s Reading Challenge. This involves reading a certain number of books from a set list. The aim of the Challenge is to promote a love of reading. It is not a competition, but a challenge to each student to read, to read more and to read more widely.
This program encourages a greater use of our Library, including more borrowing and it motivates reluctant readers to get back into books.
For the fifteenth year in a row, all of our children from Kindergarten to Year 6 took part in the Premier’s Reading Challenge. This encouraged a greater use of our Library, more borrowing and it motivated reluctant readers to get back into books. Once again, our school had 100% participation.
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