Riley Lord, Year 2, donned his beanie and stripes to become Wally from the Where's Wally? books for the St Anne’s College book parade.
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Amelia Corish, Year 1, as Wednesday Addams for the Book Week parade at St Anne's College.
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Learning mentor Cindy Luksch spreads ‘fairy dust’ on the crowd.
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Prep student Maliyah Bradbury as a character from Frozen.
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Year 3 student Jorja Neff went dressed as a character from the May Gibbs book Nuttybub and Nittersing.
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Prep student Matteo Cocomazzo, with St Anne’s College School of Wonder leader Kara McCann, won a Scholastic Book Club voucher at the school’s Book Week parade.
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St Anne's College junior students had a ball celebrating the magic of reading during the school's Book Week parade.
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Wallys were spotted with their stripes in plain sight, golden fairy dust was sprinkled abundantly and an army of diligent Minions assembled behind their boss, Gru, at St Anne’s College in Kialla on Thursday morning.
What could all that mean?
Another Book Week was celebrated, of course.
Students (and staff) from Prep to Year 6 strutted their imaginative attire during a parade for their peers and family members to the beat of high-energy music from a carefully curated playlist.
The theme across the country for this year’s Book Week is ‘Reading is Magic’, and judging by the enchanted smiles on kids’ dials during their celebrations, St Anne’s nailed it.
