West Australian Young Readers' Book Award
WAYRBA is up and running. Read all the short-listed books and cast your vote. There is a running total so see how our school is voting.
WAYRBA is up and running. Read all the short-listed books and cast your vote. There is a running total so see how our school is voting.
New News - Upcoming events
Reconciliation week
Thanks to Julia Fern who has completed a wonderful display in our library.
Tim Winton Award
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The City of Subiaco proudly presents the 25th annual Tim Winton Award for Young Writers. This creative writing award is open to Western Australian school students and encourages imagination, innovation and creativity.
Entries open at 9am on Tuesday 6 June.
Entries open at 9am on Tuesday 6 June.
How to enter
The online entry form will be available from 9am on Tuesday 6 June. All entries must be registered online and stories submitted either online, or to Subiaco Library. Entries close at 4pm on Monday 26 June.
To submit your story electronically, upload your entry at the time of registration. To submit a physical copy of your story, print and attach your registration confirmation, and submit with your story to Subiaco Library or via post to:
Tim Winton Award
City of Subiaco
Po Box 270
SUBIACO WA 6904
All submissions must be received by 4pm on Monday 26 June. Late entries cannot be accepted.
The online entry form will be available from 9am on Tuesday 6 June. All entries must be registered online and stories submitted either online, or to Subiaco Library. Entries close at 4pm on Monday 26 June.
To submit your story electronically, upload your entry at the time of registration. To submit a physical copy of your story, print and attach your registration confirmation, and submit with your story to Subiaco Library or via post to:
Tim Winton Award
City of Subiaco
Po Box 270
SUBIACO WA 6904
All submissions must be received by 4pm on Monday 26 June. Late entries cannot be accepted.
NAIDOC Week
2nd - 9th July, 2017
Other News
The Shaun Tan Award has now closed. I hope all students the best of luck, and well done for entering.
National Simultaneous Story Time was a great success and all classes during the week enjoyed the story about the cow that tripped over the moon. Thanks to all the teachers and students who participated and enjoyed the story.
Please provide your students with library bags. It can be a shopping bag, old handbag, even a pillow slip. During the winter months it provided protection from the weather, it helps protect the books from user to user and provides a home for the book from week to week.
New Books in the Library
I have purchased a number of new books for the children to read. They are as follows:-
Polly and Buster by Sally Rippin
Lexi & Lotttie - Trusty Twin Detectives by Melanie Alexander
Hot Dog- Party time by Anh Do
The Stinky street stories by Alex Ratt and Jules Faber
Camp Half blood by Rick Riordan
My School Project Tom Gates by Liz Pichon
Attack of the Giant Robot Zombie mermaid by Matt Cosgove
Hogwarts Library
Quidditch through the ages
The tales of beedle the barb
Fantastic beasts and where to find them by J K Rowling.
