St Ignatius Banana Split reading day

Daniel Novak, one of many students who got a prize,
a certificate from Book Nook, and a hug from a
monkey, at St Ignatius’ ‘Go Bananas Over Reading’
Banana Split Day.


Year 5 students, Paul Hammersley, Mario Dadal, and
Chloe Hawkins tuck into their banana splits


Year Two students Laura Hynd, Isabella Togmazza,
Codi Ebanks, and Dylan Jackson, enjoy their banana
splits at St Ignatius’ Banana Split Day.
 

Thursday, May 19, 2005 

St Ignatius KG-Year 6 School went completely bananas for a second time, on Tuesday 10 May, with a Banana Split Day, to celebrate the end of their three-week reading programme called, “Go Bananas over Reading.”

The programme consisted of prizes for students who read the most books, and two Fancy dress days, when the children could dress up in yellow or brown to represent either monkeys or bananas, and later, as characters from a book they had read.

The Grand Finale, the Banana Split Day, kept the theme of bananas, this time being eaten with plenty of ice cream, and the theme of monkeys, with a human sized ‘monkey’ (or possibly somebody dressed as one) helping to give out the prizes for the winners.

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