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Fantasy settles in De La Salle

VICTORY PARK – De La Salle Holy Cross College Junior School celebrated the magic of books through World Book Day.

Fantasy and reality came out to play at De La Salle Holy Cross College Junior School on 4 March when they recognised World Book Day.

The school marks this as an annual event that is aimed at encouraging the love of reading among their learners. The school said it inculcates a love for reading in the school environment from a very young age.

Some of the children dressed up as wizards for World Book Day. Photo: Supplied

The school’s librarians, Julia Heaney and Alex Adams said to be passionate about reading, now more so than ever, as they embrace an ever-changing, fast-paced world.

De La Salle Holy Cross College Junior School librarians, Julia Heaney and Alex Adams dressed up for World Book Day. Photo: Supplied

To create awareness about the joy of reading, the school celebrated World Book Day by having the children dress as their favourite book character. This was a wonderful day filled with the sharing of stories, characters and creative costumes.

Learners from De La Salle Holy Cross College dressed up for World Book Day. Photo: Supplied

“Reading gives us the opportunity to make meaning of the world, transporting us into a dimension that brings truth to our imagination and creativity, and provides us with the opportunity to escape into a world of fantasy and comfort,” concluded Mandy Gopal, junior school deputy head for academics.

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