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De La Salle Holy Cross College Junior School celebrates International Literacy Day

VICTORY PARK – The school not only recognised this special day but plan on having month-long activities centred around the theme of literacy.

De La Salle Holy Cross College Junior School celebrate Literacy Month.

The first of their celebrations was a Spring Reading Challenge on ‘Read a Book Day’, which was celebrated on 6 September. In this challenge, children were asked to read a book outdoors, while enjoying nature and some fresh air.

“De La Salle Holy Cross College Junior School is fortunate to have a magnificent library, with two dedicated librarians who work exceptionally hard at encouraging reading and the enjoyment of all genres”, said Jane Peall, head of English.

Cristiano Ribeiro reads a book under the spring sun with his dog listening intently. Photo: Supplied

According to the Awareness Days website, ‘each year, 8 September marks Unesco’s International Literacy Day, raising awareness globally on the issues surrounding adult and child literacy’. For them, International Literacy Day is a day to remind world leaders, influencers and the general public of the current status of adult literacy and learning.

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