Going to the fair
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On Wednesday, parents were able to share lunch with their child and shop at the book fair together.
It was a great way to share quality time together and encouraging reading to the children. The Book Fair ended with 13 students being selected to win a free book and one lucky winner winning the guess on the jelly bean jar.
Sacred Heart would like to thank everyone who purchased books this year.
Pictured is Meredith Duhe who won a free book.
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