While all other co-curricular activities are wrapped up by November as students get busy preparing for Terminal exam, we celebrate and encourage reading habits of children through library week. That's when students are involved in creative writing, reporting of events and the younger classes make book marks, greeting cards etc.
We also identify those students who have made a noteworthy contribution in writing, using the library and award prizes.
Since T.V has absorbed any leisure hours of adults and children in every household, we at school felt that perhaps celebrating reading habits would encourage them to read more.
Students of I and II shared quotations in the Assembly while the others shared their experiences of school activities conducted this year.
As they say – Education happens more outside the class rooms than within and what better way than to read…