Despite inclement weather, Gore Hill Public School successfully celebrated its third annual Love of Reading event, bringing together students, staff and special guests to share in the joy of literature.
The event, which highlights the importance of reading and fosters a lifelong love of books, featured guest readers from the local community, including authors, journalists and public figures.
Among the special guests were Mark Ribble, the editor from The Southpoint Sun, Leamington Mayor Hilda MacDonald, Bill Cervini, retired principal of Gore Hill, and Marena Woodsit, an author and proud Gore Hill alumnus. The guests visited classrooms, reading to students and sharing their passion for storytelling.
Principal Beth Adlam expressed gratitude for the continued support of families and community members, emphasizing how events like these reinforce Gore Hill’s commitment to literacy and student engagement.
“Even with the challenging weather, we were thrilled to have our guests join us and inspire our students,” said Mrs. Adlam. “Reading is a fundamental skill that opens doors to imagination, learning, and personal growth, and we are so proud to celebrate it as a school community.”
The Love of Reading event has become a cherished tradition at Gore Hill, encouraging students to explore new stories, connect with authors and recognize the power of books.
Retired Gore Hill Principal Bill Cervini was one of the guest readers at the Love of Reading event. Here he reads a Charlie Brown book.
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