St Benedicts, Burwood, Grade 1/2B.
Grade 1/2B were very dedicated to read their 100 books for such a good cause. We love to read and wanted other children to experience all the joy and pleasure we get from reading beautiful books. The children read at school and at home and we had our 100 books read in less than 3 weeks!
Some children read 2 or 3 books at night as well as often as they could at school.

The children in the senior classroom from St Brendan's Primary School, Coragulac, Victoria, have been busy reading a variety of books and are happy to achieve our goal of 100 books for Term 2. We love our time for reading and hope other children will benefit from our enjoyment. Thanks Scholastic for what you are doing. - Phillip Johnson and Eliza McIntosh (Classroom Teachers)

Year 5 students showing some of the 100 books read by St. Columban’s Primary School students at Mayfield.

Regards
Miss Nicoletta DiSanto

The 2/3/4 Class at St Columba’s Memorial School at Yorketown in South Australia are keen readers and have finished their 100 books very quickly. They are very keen to be part of a programme to supply books to disadvantaged children. Thanks to Scholastic Book Clubs for this great opportunity. Di Eglinton Classroom teacher.

We did it and were proud! The Year 3 students in Room 14 at St Francis Xavier’s School in Wynn Vale, South Australia

We're just so enthusiastic and worked amazingly well to succeed. They were all thrilled to think they would be helping other young readers. Many thanks for including us in this project. Julia Tannebring

In 2G at St. Kevin's Primary School we love to read. We have had a fantastic time reading 100 books to try to help others. We read lots of picture books and novels and have learnt lots along the way. We hope that the children who receive the books have as much fun as we have had!

Class 1/2M from St Marys Public School, NSW with their completed poster.

Room 2 at St Mary's Primary school in Mansfield got into the challenge of reading 100 books to help kids in need. The children really enjoyed quite reading time and were enthusiastic about making a difference to those children in need. The stars went up quickly and before we new it, our goal had been reached. I'm very proud of everyone in Room 2, you are all STARS. Mrs Rickard

With great pleasure, Year 2 at St. Mary's Primary, North Sydney, took on the challenge of reading 100 books for charity. They wanted to achieve this as quickly as possible. Each morning the children signed their initials on the chart for any books they had completed the evening before. On the last day of term 2, we had reached 99 books, so together we read a class book and celebrated being part of Classrooms Care.
Mrs. Cathy Pagett.
(Year 2 teacher)

4S from St. Michael's Primary school, Blacktown, completed the 100 book reading challenge and enjoyed helping other children to have the opportunity to read. We hope to do it again next year.
4S and Mrs. Siracusa(teacher)

Accepting the Scholastic challenge at the beginning of August and finishing before the September holidays (with a week to spare), LG4 (Year 5/6) at St.Patrick's School, Nanango are very proud to have completed the ClassroomsCare! challenge. We think we are very lucky at St.Pat’s to have such a great books to read and we thank Scholastic for the opportunity to share our love of reading with other children who aren't as fortunate as us.

Serpentine PS in WA has enjoyed being part of this great program again. It’s a buzz to know that each book we read allows others to have the same experience. Thankyou.

Thank you for inviting Serpentine Primary School Room 10 to participate in this program.We have had a lot of fun and a review of each book read has been shared with other class members. The students are excited to be in the ClassroomsCare Hall of Fame. We are pleased that our efforts will benefit other children. - Geoff Powell, Yr 5/6 Teacher

The students from Yr 1 and Yr 4 at St Joseph's, West Tamworth, NSW, excitedly read their one hundred books and are extremely proud of themselves. We learnt that by working together 100 books wasn't as hard as we thought.

3A from St Joseph's School in Orange. The class really enjoyed the challenge of reading 100 books and the idea of helping others made them more eager to reach the goal!

Grade 5/6 Campbell students (St Joseph's - Warragul, VIC) are very pleased with themselves for reaching their goal. Motivation to achieve the goal was extremely high, even a little bit competitive! Thank you Scholastic for such a fantastic program that encourages students to read and to simultaneously help others in need.

Holly Campbell (Classroom Teacher)

Hooray! Our class did it! Prep C students from St Joseph's School, Mundingburra, QLD, read 100 books to make a difference. Students were very keen to complete the chart and were excited at the thought of helping others. Thank you for the opportunity.

We are a year five class from St Kevin's Primary School on the Gold Coast and have enjoyed reading the 100 books. It's been fun because we had to read lots of different kinds of books with lots of different adventures. We are glad and happy that we have made a difference to children that aren't as lucky as us to have books to read whenever they like.

What a great idea! Everybody in our Year 2 class at The Scots School Albury, NSW, worked together to reach our goal of reading 100 books to help others. Now we'd like to read another 100 books!

The year Five class of The Springfield College, QLD, are happy to announce their achievement of reading 100 books. Thank you to Josh for his dedication and commitment to this task. The class are pleased that their enthusiasm for reading has helped others less fortunate then themselves. They have set a new target and challenged other classes in the school to read another 100 books but in a shorter time.

We had two classes complete the 100 book chart this year. Year 5 and year 3. they had a great time doing what they love - read.

Joanne Parnell
Summerland Christian College

KG from Taree West Public School in NSW recently completed reading their 100 ClassroomsCare books. KG were thrilled to receive their special certificates and bookmarks presented to them in class. We have used weekly home reading and classroom reading to help us achieve our target. The children have been enthusiastic throughout the program and have looked forward to helping other children. Thank you Scholastic for donating the books to children in need. - Janet Griffith (class teacher)

KG from Taree West Public School in NSW have been very excited about the challenge of reading 100 books. The children have loved adding up the number of books read for Home Reading each day and placing the correct number of stamps on the ClassroomsCare chart. We hope the children receiving the books enjoy reading them. Thankyou Scholastic. Janet Griffith (teacher)

The Grade 5/6 class at Taroona Primary, TAS, took great pleasure in reading for such a great cause. In fact, they thought it was such a wonderful idea they read 200 books and coloured in 200 hearts! Their wish is that the kids who receive the free books will enjoy them and find the pleasure in reading that they do. - Lynne Murray

We are the students in the Support Unit at Temora High School, NSW. We read 100 books in 4 weeks. We are very happy to help out others who are less fortunate that ourselves.

Ms McShane and her Year 1 class from Trinity Anglican School, at Kewarra Beach, on the northern edge of Cairns. 'Thank you for donating all those books to the kids in need!'

This is Prep A from Trinity Lutheran College. We were very proud when we read 200 books, and knew that this meant 200 books would be donated to children in Australia. Thank you Scholastic!

From Prep A and Miss Renae Mills, Prep A class teacher

We are 4G from Truscott Street Public School in North Ryde. We enjoyed reading a variety of books and easily reached the target of 100. We were all happy to help other kids get some great books to read and hope that they enjoy reading them as much as we have.

Regards
Michelle Green and 4G

The grade 3/4 BRAINIACS at Tyers Primary School, VIC, were happy to read 100 books to enable less fortunate children the opportunity to enjoy reading books.

The Year 6S class at Warrnambool West Primary School are very proud to say that we have completed the 100 book challenge. We think Scholastic is a very good organisation because it helps out the less fortunate children with their schooling. We would like to thank our teacher Mr. Sheppard and also Scholastics for letting us participate in the program.

6G at Warwick West State School in Queensland has finally completed reading 100 books. They were very excited about being able to do this to help children in other schools. Here they are with the chart and some of their favourite books. Thank you for this opportunity. - Sharon Gimm (Yr 6 Teacher).

Wedge Park Primary School in Melton, Victoria - class 3A


Rebecca Woodward
WEDGE PARK PRIMARY SCHOOL

Wedge Park Primary School in Melton, Victoria - class 3D


Rebecca Woodward
WEDGE PARK PRIMARY SCHOOL

Wedge Park Primary School in Melton, Victoria - class 3K


Rebecca Woodward
WEDGE PARK PRIMARY SCHOOL

Woodcrest Early Education Centre and Preschool in QLD with their completed poster.- Kelly Rose (Preschool teacher)

Christine McAuliffe, year 3/4/5 teacher at Woodstock State School in Northern QLD writes: This is a photo of my class with the completed ClassroomsCare poster saying that we have read the 100 books. The children were delighted to be involved in this program. They had heaps of fun reading the books and it didn't take long at all for it to be completed. We look forward to participating in other fundraisers and in the program next year.

This is most of my 9D English class from Woree State High School in Cairns. We enjoyed the challenge which we undertook in conjunction with reading a novel in class, the classic Australian book "All the Green Year" by Don Charlwood. Congratulations to all the other groups who have met the challenge! - Steve Herbert Warwick West State School

The year 2/3 class from Yarraman P-10 State School in QLD, were very happy to help children that may not get the chance to see a lot of lovely books. For every book we read, we write the title of the book and display it in our room. It was exciting colouring in the 100th heart on our chart. We are going to continue displaying book titles and hope to reach 300 by the end of the year. Thanks scholastic for enthusing so many young readers and for providing books to children who need them.- Teresa Reeve (Class Teacher)

Year 6/7J at Yorkeys Knob Primary School have read a 100 books for Classroom Care.
We enjoyed reading the books and are glad we could help others while doing it.

Melanie Johns
Year 6/7 Teacher