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Book Club is open for home delivery!

We appreciate that we might still be a long way off getting all children back into school. However, we feel it’s important that you and your children have access to books at home during this time.

We’re keeping Issue 2 open for home delivery while stocks last! We have created an online version of our term 1 Issue 2 Book Club Catalogue https://scholastic.co.nz/toolkit/virtual-catalogue/ which will give you access to a wide selection of product that can be ordered from the comfort of your home.

Click anywhere on the catalogue and you will be taken to https://mybookclub.scholastic.co.nz/Parent/Login.aspx to place your order.

Remember, every purchase you make will earn Scholastic Rewards for your school.

Doing things differently does not change our goal of getting books into the hands of children to encourage them to become lifelong readers.

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