Allegra Teo and Caitlin McGluew hid books on the grounds of St Hilda’s Chidley campus to be discovered, read and reviewed by fellow students.
Camera IconAllegra Teo and Caitlin McGluew hid books on the grounds of St Hilda’s Chidley campus to be discovered, read and reviewed by fellow students. Credit: Supplied/Andrew Ritchie

St Hilda’s students discover hidden treasures

Staff ReporterWestern Suburbs Weekly

Last Tuesday, Junior School students were invited to discover books that had been hidden around the grounds of the Chidley campus.

When students found the hidden books, they mapped where they found the book, read the book, wrote a book review and then hid the book for someone else to find.

As part of the week, Junior School students donated more than 350 books for the third annual St Hilda’s Book Swap, where each student brings a pre-loved book and for a gold donation swaps their own book with another book.

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All proceeds were donated to the Indigenous Literacy Foundation.