CBCA Book Week 2018
Each year the Edmund Rice Learning Centre brings children and books together by celebrating CBCA Book Week. During this time, the children celebrate Australian children’s literature, and the Kid’s Cancer Project ‘Write a Book in a Day’ is an integral part of this. This year’s theme for Book Week is ‘Find your treasure …’
On Monday 20th August, 42 boys from Years 8-10 have written, edited and illustrated a book in twelve hours. The initiative has teams of students writing a children’s book that will be donated to various children’s hospitals throughout Australia. Seven teams have written Australian stories titled: Agent M105, Didgeridoo Done Hack You, Christmas Is Ruined, Time Line, The Great Ferret War, Virtual Revenge, and From Nam to Nowhere: A Journey.
Their stories incorporate five parameters (two human characters and one non-human character, a setting and an issue) and five random words.
Congratulations to the following students who participated in the event:
From Nam to Nowhere: A Journey
By Cooper Hill (Lead Writer), Daniel Goddard, William Edgar, Alexi Pepper
Operation Crouching Dragon
By Jake Zakostelsky (Lead Writer), Tyson Goodwin, Ryan Attard, Hayden Cocks, Patrick Rowan, Benjamin Baker, Reece Whatman, Joel McCann, Aali Shaan, Aiden Montgomery
Virtual Revenge
By Shivam Kapoor (Lead Writer), Soobaan Sharif, Jeffrey Ding, Iman Dhillon, Eapen Tharakan, Kumwarpreet Dua, Perry Lopez
The Adventures Of Agent M105
By Jack Atkinson (Lead Writer), Aiden Craig, Jayden Loughman, Shady Booth, Bailey Bowers
Didgeridoo Done Hacked You
By Hayden Walsh (Lead Writer), Jackson Berg, Chris Vertsetis, Dinath Senaratne, Lachlan Carpenter, Evan Halliburton. Aidan McKervey
Time Line
By Marley Satchell (Lead Writer), Navsirat Wander, Thomas Garrahy, Snehin Talusani, Ethan Sullivan, Riley Connolly
Christmas Is Ruined
By Lachlan Harris (Lead Writer), Jasraj Bajwa, Karamveer Kahlon
You will be able to find these stories on the St Dominic’s College Canvas Site – College Page, in the ERLC tab
Mrs S.Hazell and Mr D. D’Souza