Showing posts with label Summer Reading Club. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Summer Reading Club. Show all posts

Summer Reading Club 2012, The amazing read!

The Christmas holidays are just around the corner, meaning the Summer Reading Club is about to start, running from 12th December, 2011 to 3rd February, 2012. This year the theme is Amazing reads. For the first time, adults are invited to participate, because why should kids and teens have all the fun? Everyone is welcome to get reading, with the chance to win some great prizes including a major prize of an e-reader in both the adult and teen sections.



It’s easy to participate. For children under 12, just come into any Sutherland Library branch to register your interest and pick up a reading log. Every five books read gives you an incentive prize and an entry into the major draw.


Adults and teens don’t need to register, just simply read a book that has been borrowed from the library, fill in an entry form with your personal details, rate the book (from one to five stars) and place it in an entry box. These are located in each of the Sutherland Library branches. You are welcome to write a short book review if you like. One book equals one entry into a weekly draw as well as one entry into the major draw. The more you read the more chances of winning!


So why not get the whole family involved this year, and make some time to relax and read.

Summer Reading Club Presentation


On Wednesday 16th February over 30 kids and Teens attended the Summer and Teen Reading Clubs Presentation at Sutherland Library. Councillor Margaret Hargrave and Graham Hill, President of the Tradies presented the prizes to our lucky draw winners. Our winners received prizes such as vouchers, books and stationary.

Our major prize winners were also announced on the day. Our 0-4 year old winner received a bag of goodies, our 5-8 year old winner a digital camera, our 9-12 year old and teen winners both received an IPod touch. Congratulations to all.

1,208 kids took part in the Summer Reading Club reading a total of 15,165 books!

100 teens took part in the Teen Reading Club reading a total 781 books!

A big thank you to major sponsor: The Tradies
and our other sponsors:
  • Sutherland Shire Leisure Centres
  • AES Library Supplies
  • Bloomin' Books Caringbah
  • Sydney Tramway Museum
  • Hazelhurst Regional Gallery
  • Australian National Maritime Museum
  • Child's Play Australia
Sutherland Shire Libraries hold a a range of fun Kids activities every school holidays. Keep an eye on our events calendar to find out what's coming up.

Summer Reading Club: Wow! What a great result!


Congratulations to the 1208 shire children who registered for our Summer Reading Club over the Christmas-January school holidays. You read a combined 15, 165 books! Fantastic!!!

At the end of the program we have a variety of prizes to award to some of our "busy" readers : books and vouchers donated by our sponsors. In addition, we have three lucky children who won a major prize. All prize winners will be contacted by phone and invited to a presentation afternoon with Councillor Margaret Hargrave and the President of the "Tradies", our major sponsor, Graham Hill.

This program would not be possible without the generosity of all our sponsors : Tradies, Sutherland Shire Leisure Centres, AES Library Supplies, Australian National Maritime Museum, Bloomin' Books, Caringbah, Child's Play Australia, Hazelhurst Regional Gallery and Sydney Tramway Museum.

Last Chance for the Summer Reading Club

Did you join up for this years Summer Reading Club but haven't had any books signed off yet?
Don't worry, you have until Sunday 7th February to come in.
All it takes is 5 books to go into the draw to win one of our fantastic major prizes.

Plus....
Read 5 books and get a Chupa Chup
Read 10 books and get a sticker
Read 15 books and get a stick on tattoo
Read 20 books and get a wristband

Summer Reading Club - Read on the Wild Side to Win


This year's Summer Reading Club theme is Read on the Wild Side. As always there are some fantastic prizes up for grabs in our major draw as well as incentives like tattoos and wristbands along the way. Sink you teeth into some great books and dazzle your teacher by how much your reading has improved over the summer break.
Join up at any Sutherland Shire Library and receive a start up kit with some fun activity sheets and your unique registration code. Grab some books and get started.
The program is open to anyone 0-12 years old. Those attending high school in 2010 can join our Teen Reading Club.
The Summer Reading Club runs from Monday 14th December until Sunday 7th February.

Last Days for the Summer Reading Club

With the school holidays coming to an end it's time to get your books read for the Summer Reading Club. Bring your reading logs in to the Library by Sunday February 3 to get your entries in to the major prize draw. Thanks to our major sponsor, The Tradies, there are some great prizes to be won this year so don't delay!

Major Prizes
1 to 4 years - a suitcase filled withs books, games and DVDs
5 to 8 years - a portable DVD player
9 to 12 years - a digital camera

The major prize for the Teen Reading Program (13-16 years) is also a digital camera.

Once the Summer Reading Club is over and school goes back we go back to our regular Storytime program. In 2008, however, our very popular Rhymetime program is bigger and better. We are introducing Rhymetime to Sylvania Library on Mondays at 2pm. We are also adding an extra Rhymetime session at Sutherland Library on Tuesdays at 11am.

The Summer Reading Club is On Again!

Use your superpowers and read your way through the Summer Holidays! Join us for our Superhero Summer Reading Club.

And now with the help of our Super sponsor the Tradies, the prizes are out of this world!!!

When: Monday 17th December 2007 - Sunday 3rd February 2008
Where: Sign up at your local library.

There will be some great incentives along the way and for every 5 books you read a chance in the big lucky prize draw.


With thanks to our major sponsor
Tradies logo



For more information contact the Children's and Young Adult Services staff.