DEAR (Primary)

DEAR members
Advisers:
Advisers: Ms. Katherine Tang, Ms. Annie Chong, Ms. Kerrie Chan, Ms. Viann Ng, Ms. Cecilia Lai
Librarians:
| P4D | Lydia Che |
| P5A | Charlene Kam |
| P5B | Winnie Chan |
| P5D | Yosanna Tam |
| P6A | Isabella Chan |
| P6A | Ian Wong |
| P6A | Erica Kuong |
| P6A | Sophie Cheong |
| P6B | Rianna Lao |
| P6C | Abby Wong |
| P6C | Chelsea Wong |
| P6D | Micaela Tai |
| P6D | Charlotte Cheong |
Our Aims:
DEAR, which stands for “Drop Everything and Read”, aims to give students an opportunity to indulge themselves in books. Our DEAR program provides a ten-minute silence every day for our students to be worry-free and enjoy the fun of reading. Chinese and English books of different kinds are provided.
“Reading without reflecting is like eating without digesting.” The DEAR program also targets to allow students’ minds to connect with the books. Students are encouraged to flourish their creativity by illustrating their reflections in their desired ways on origami paper. Additionally, reflection slips of various designs and layouts are available at the library for students to choose from.
To further promote reading culture among students, they are encouraged to borrow books from the school library and the public libraries. The DEAR program has initiated a “Reading Leaderboard” that greatly enlarged students’ reading volume through peer motivation.
The team has also organised various reading activities, including “Storytime with Teachers”, “Senior Students Sharing Stories”, “Literary Van”, “Book Search Game”, “Read & Reel Family Challenge” and “Library Open Day”. These activities not only enhanced our students’ reading motivation and interest, but also stimulated the interpersonal skill and event-organising skill among our librarians.
“Books are a uniquely portable magic.” Let books guide us shine in our uniqueness.

Students “Drop Everything And Read” for ten minutes every day

Students admiring the reflections of their peers shown on a display board

The lucky winners of the “Book Search Game” with Principal, teachers and assisting librarians

Students borrowing books from the “Literary Van”

Reading Stars from P3

Reading Stars from P5

Reading Stars from P6

Introducing the library to P1 students

tudents bring their parents to visit the library on Open Day