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Both Year 3 classes from Armadale Primary in WA are very proud to have reached our target of reading 100 books. It has been a fun challenge and we have enjoyed reading many different kinds of books. We think it is really great that now some other kids will get to read books that they wouldn't have had otherwise because we got to have some adventures in our imaginations. Thanks for giving us the opportunity to do something nice for someone!

Every student at Chapman Primary School in Canberra took on the ClassroomsCare project again in 2011 with much enthusiasm and dedication. We all enjoyed reading books so others could have the same opportunity. Through our efforts Chapman has donated over two thousand books to families in need across Australia. We valued the generosity shown to our community during the Canberra bush fires many years ago and are always happy to contribute to help and support other children in need.

We hope that these children enjoy reading their new books as much as we enjoyed reading them. Our thanks go to Scholastic for creating such a wonderful opportunity for us to participate in.

The kindy students of Ashdale Primary School in WA are very excited that by listening to the stories they love they can help other children develop the love of books that we have.

The "Happy Harts" year one class from Bellevue State School in QLD are proud to announce they have read 200 plus books for the ClassroomsCare program! We have recorded all the books we have read on Henry the Bookworm who has travelled around our classroom and he is on his way around again. Thank you Scholastic for the opportunity to help others.

Year 1 Teal from Burpengary Meadows State School in QLD have completed the 100 book challenge in 9 days with our home reading program! We are very excited and proud to be helping other children by reading.

This is Grade Prep from Columba Catholic Primary School in Bunyip VIC. The children loved reading all of the books and are very excited that you will be donating books to children in need.

Class KP from Ellison Public School in Springwood NSW have really enjoyed reading 100 books to reach our goal. Thank you for helping us give the gift of reading to others less fortunate than we are.

Class K1W of Ellison Public School in Springwood NSW with their completed ClassroomsCare poster.

The students of 6KJ at Grafton Public School in NSW have read 100 books between them in 3 weeks. They have been excited to fill in the poster and are very proud to be able to help other students have the opportunity to read new books!

Class 3/4C at Grey Street Primary School VIC. Every day the kids ask me when silent reading is, and now that it is getting warmer it is even more exciting because we like to go outside to read in the shade.
Samantha Cavanagh, Grey Street Primary School.

The students of Grade 3 / 4 at Hallam Primary School had the added motivation of having to read their last few books before the school holidays started - they rose to the challenge well!

Students from Heatley Secondary College in QLD proudly displaying their certificates they received for reading the 100-book goal

Years 3 and 4 at Jilliby Public School in NSW have easily finished 100 books and are very excited about sharing the experience of reading and escaping to another world with students who may not be as lucky as us at Jilliby. We hope others enjoy reading books as much as we have enjoyed reaching the 100-book target.

Year 7 at Killarney State School has reached the goal of reading 100 books for the Classrooms Care program. There are 19 students in this class who are at various reading levels. Each of them has contributed to the 100 book goal and are proud of their achievement.

Grade 3 from Marsden State School in QLD have reached the 100-book goal! Congratulations!

The students at Manifold Public School loved completing the reading challenge and feel very proud to be helping others through their actions. We worked as a whole school to fill up the chart and we were certainly surprised at how quickly we completed it!

Year 3/4S at Mortlake College are proud to have read more than 100 books this term to submit to the Scholastic ClassroomsCare program. 3/4S read books about Fables, Myths and Legends and ancient civilisations as part of our Term 3 studies of Myths and Legends. We are thrilled to have been able to read so many books in just 10 weeks. Thank you for giving us the opportunity to achieve.

Here is the proud group of Year 2 students from O'Sullivan Beach School in South Australia who have enjoyed reading 100 books so that others can enjoy books like we do.

Grade 4B at Southern Cross Catholic School in QLD have completed the 100 book challenge!

The children of Year 1/2 at St Brigid's Primary School Ballan VIC, were very keen to colour in a heart every morning after completing their home readers and we were all very surprised at how quickly the hearts filled up! Thank you for this motivating reading program!

Grade 6H from St Ita's Primary School in Dutton Park QLD. The children really enjoyed this activity and are thrilled to be helping others. It was very motivating!

The 7/6 class at St John Bosco in South Australia were eager to take part in this reading program knowing that their efforts would benefit other children. It didn't take long for the class to read 100 books due to the enthusiasm and goal the whole class set.

Grade 3 at St Patrick's Catholic School, Latrobe in Tasmania have read 100 books! We have enjoyed meeting new characters and hearing some amazing adventures! We hope our reading can help charities receive some more books!

Grade 2 at St Peter Chanel Primary School have just completed reading their 100th book. We read all kinds of books from fiction to non-fiction, in silent reading, guided reading, and in home reading time. Students loved the challenge and we love helping others!

Grade 3 students from St Peter Chanel Primary School in Tasmania reached their target of 100 books! They enjoyed meeting the challenge of 100 books and are very glad that other children who may not be as lucky as they are get to receive some free books. Grade 3 at SPC enjoy reading a wide variety of books, and have especially like books that detail facts about animals or interesting things, such as the Guiness World Records and Ripley's Believe It Or Not.
Daniel Bellinger Grade 3 teacher St Peter Chanel Primary School, TAS.

They were very enthusiastic readers and what I really loved about it was that they were so keen to reach the target even though they weren't getting anything for themselves. So many fundraisers and similar events are driven by offering the students a gift for participation, but this one didn't need it. They loved the challenge and were proud to reach it so quickly. Thanks for providing this opportunity and supporting kids in need of books.
Katherine Goeree Grade 4 teacher, St Peter Chanel Primary School, TAS.

The children of Seaford Rise Children's Centre "Story Tree" that keeps growing and growing! The students started at the end of term 1 2011, and it has been growing for about 12 weeks so far. They are continuing in term 3. The children are very enthused about it, and look forward to seeing new 'growth' when they arrive for Kindergarten each day.

The girls from the 1st Sebastopol Girl Guides in VIC have enjoyed reading for this special cause to help other, less fortunate children, get some books to read themselves.

Year 2 students from Trinity College in Gladstone QLD had lots of fun completing the ClassroomsCare 100-book challenge. They enjoyed helping others outside of their own "little sphere of influence."