Students Shine in ‘Write a Book in a Day’ Challenge
Five teams of students from Years 7 to 12 recently jumped into the “Write a Book in a Day” challenge, and it was nothing short of epic. This isn’t your average writing assignment; it’s a full-on creative marathon where teams had just 6.5 hours to develop a complete story, including characters, a plot, and illustrations. The clock was ticking, and the pressure was real, but that didn’t stop these students. Their drive to help sick kids and teenagers in hospitals pushed their creativity to new heights. The results? Impressive stories that prove just how much you can achieve when you’re working with a purpose.
This challenge was about more than just hanging with your friends and crafting incredible stories—it had a serious mission behind it. By taking part, the teams weren’t just flexing their writing muscles; they were also helping to raise awareness and funds for the Kids’ Cancer Project, a charity on a mission to find a cure for childhood cancer. The stories they wrote will be shared with kids undergoing treatment, giving them something to escape into during tough times. The day wasn’t just about showing off your talents, drinking hot chocolate, and eating pizza; it was about using your creativity to make a real difference in the world… bringing a little light to those who need it most.
Ms Ash Dines
Head of English
