WonderHub Opening - Book Parade

By Anonymous -
On Friday the 23rd March our school opened the brand new WonderHub! This is our new library space which has been renovated over the last few months. We were all very excited to see our new space where we would be able to continue our love of books, but also try new things and expand our view of the world around us.
Room 3 - Gangsta Granny's!

To celebrate our new WonderHub we held a book parade where every single class dressed up as characters from books and paraded around our top court area. In Room 7 everyone spent the week either creating a comic book costume, or a costume related to a fairy tale. We had spent the last few days very busy crafting everything from hand! On Friday morning it was a crazy rush to get everyone ready - and our room was definitely the messiest it has ever been!

Maui and the Sun! What a creative artwork.

We lined up outside Room 1 and admired every class as they walked by. There was Maui, Slinky Malinki, Rainbow Fish, Harry Potters, Superheroes, Ninja Turtles, Dr Seuss characters and so much more! Every class put in so much effort to show off their favourite book characters.
Slinky Malinki

Finally, it was our turn!

We loved the chance to see some amazing book characters and hear from some local authors who were really excited about our WonderHub being open!

Today we were able to go and visit the WonderHub. We can't wait to start issuing books and exploring some new technologies. The room is large and spacious, with so many different areas for learning!
Here we are! Room 7 all costumed up and ready to parade in front of the rest of the school. Who is your favourite?

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