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We have been working on this puzzle for almost one and a half years. Most lunchtimes we would come up to the library, eager to finish the puzzle. It was a very challenging puzzle of 1000 pieces, but we finally finished it! - Fiona, Sophia and Charlotte

On Wednesday 21 February and Friday 23 February, 20 girls in Year 3 to Year 6 came to library to attend a lunch time origami activity.

​Susannah McFarlane, during a visit to our school, spoke to students about her journey from Ruyton school girl to successful author and her passion for her Girl Hero Project.

Earlier this term I had the opportunity to attend a most captivating conversation between Newbery award winning children’s author, Kate DiCamillo and Australian Author/Illustrator, Sally Rippin, at The Wheeler Centre.

If you are looking to be inspired these holidays here are some literary events and library-based workshops happening in and around Melbourne

School holidays are a wonderful time to experience the joy of reading together. Don’t forget you can access eBooks and eAudioBooks through the app Overdrive, using your Ruyton username and password

​National Simultaneous Storytime is an annual campaign that aims to encourage more young Australians to read and enjoy books

JS students Sophia and Fiona have spent many busy lunchtimes completing this and other Jigsaw puzzles. Their next challenge is a 1,000 Harry Potter puzzle.

Year 6 student Laura and Daria enjoyed some time in the library celebration Chinese New Year with a tiger designed and made by Laura

The JS Library has also been a vibrant space at lunchtimes; last month girls celebrated Library Lovers’ Day by making their own bookmarks