It’s a Barbie world for Edward students Nina Glowrey, Harper Taylor, Meg Meharry and Isabelle Didcock.
The opportunity to draw attention to the joy of reading continued last week at more primary schools in our local area.
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Deniliquin North Public School, Edward Public School, Blighty Public School and Conargo Public School all continued the annual tradition of Book Week.
The concept was established in 1919 and is the longest-running national children’s literacy initiative in the country.
Schools create colourful displays, develop activities, run competitions and tell stories relating to the theme to highlight the importance of reading.
The theme read, grow, inspire encompasses the meaning of the power that books and stories have to inspire positive change.
Deniliquin Edward Public School staff went all out for Book Week they looked fantastic.
Conargo Public School students Hunter Buchanan, Phoenix Buchanan, Jhye Head and Lexi Moser.
Deniliquin North Public School staff also got into character for Book Week.
Shelby Huckin and Violet McMahon from Edward School.
Skippa from Barbie at Blighty Public School.
Blighty Public School’s very own Mad Hatter from Alice in Wonderland.
Edward students Nixon Sartore, Carter Sartore, Taj McCully, Mannix Taylor, Reece King and Ranbir Singh.
Blighty’s guard of spades from Alice in Wonderland.
Edward students Ayden Duggan and Jaxson Duggan.
Blighty also had their own Barbie.
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