Weekly Report on DEAR Program
“Reading is to the mind what exercise is to the body.” – Joseph Addison
This week’s DEAR (Drop Everything and Read) session at RGS saw a renewed wave of enthusiasm as the entire school community embraced silent reading. Students, teachers, administrative staff, and sports faculty all engaged mindfully in their books, creating a serene atmosphere across the campus. This shared experience not only highlights the growing love for reading but also fosters focus and concentration. The DEAR program continues to serve as a cherished time where everyone pauses to recharge their minds, reinforcing the importance of cultivating a lifelong reading habit.
“Books are mirrors: you only see in them what you already have inside you.”
– Carlos Ruiz Zafón
This week’s DEAR (Drop Everything and Read) session was marked by wholehearted participation from the entire RGS community. For 20 minutes, a serene silence settled across the campus as students, teachers, administrative staff, and even sports faculty paused their routines to engage in silent reading. The sight of everyone—across roles and responsibilities—immersed in their chosen books reflected the deepening impact of the program. DEAR continues to unite the school in a shared appreciation for reading, nurturing a thoughtful and book-loving environment.
"Books are the quietest and most constant of friends; they are the most accessible and wisest of counselors, and the most patient of teachers."
Momentum builds! The DEAR program continues its upward trajectory, captivating the RGS community with 20 minutes of immersive silent reading. Students, teachers, and staff converge, united in their passion for reading. This collective enthusiasm underscores the program's profound impact on nurturing a vibrant reading culture.
