2023 Premier’s Reading Challenge News 

2023 Premier’s Reading Challenge News 

This year saw 227 incredible students complete the Premier’s Reading Challenge (PRC). A huge congratulations to all who participated in this event.  These students have not only made great gains in achieving a goal they set themselves, but in advancing their reading skills and taking themselves to exciting new places not possible in the real world.

What is involved in the PRC?

The Premier’s Reading Challenge requires all entrants to read 20 books over the course of approximately 6 months. So, a real commitment was undertaken by so many students to reach this goal.

Acknowledgements

Most importantly, I would like to thank all the students who made time in their lives to read! I would also like to acknowledge and give thanks to Ms Lipec who followed up with so many Year 7 students, in order to assist them in completing the challenge.

Certificates of Participation

201 Certificates of Participation were handed out to everyone who completed the challenge. 

Gold Certificates

21 students this year received a Gold Certificate, in lieu of a Certificate of Participation, for completing 4 years of the Premier’s Reading Challenge. The students who received these certificates were:

Erin Cagney

Caleb Dacayo

Nayana Davuluri

Mikyla De Guzman

Ishaan Dhanwal

Phoenix Fuimaono

Isabella Godinez

Kiara Guglani

Aidan Harvey

Ruby Landrigan

Alyanna Maningat

Annabelle Muljono

Jeremiah Owusu

Japneer Rai

Lauren Renouf

Manmeet Samra

Zara Sawhney

Navjeet Singh

Charlie Tabone

Helli Vyas

Yin Win

Platinum Certificates

5 students this year received a Platinum Certificate, in lieu of a Certificate of Participation, for completing 7 years of the Premier’s Reading Challenge. The students who received these certificates were:

Claire De Vos

Stella- Rose Deluca

Nina Isakov

Aarya Jani

Shaina Wade

Medals

3 students this year will receive a medal for completing every challenge between Year 3 and Year 9, or for completing 10 years of Premier’s Reading Challenges.  They will be receiving a medal in recognition of their efforts at the upcoming awards ceremony in Week 10.  The students who will be receiving these medals are:

Timothy Cheng

Micaela Sibucao

Archisha Thumma

Congratulations to all these students for making reading a priority in their lives, and for being examples of what it means to set a goal and stick with it year in and year out.  Well done everyone!

Miss Hicks