The Citizen, 2002-07-03, Page 25Municipality of Huron East
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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 2002. PAGE 25.
All tied up
Burning off some energy on a hot summer day, students at
East Wawanosh Public School enjoyed a fun day on the last
day before holidays. A group tries to get themselves
untangled before their opponents in one of the games.
(Bonnie Gropp photo)
On June 24 Grade 8 graduation was
held at Grey Central. The gym was
beautifully decorated for the occasion
and graduating students all enjoyed
the meal and ceremony. The many
achievements of the graduating class
were recognized.
In addition to graduation, there
were many other end-of-year events
organized during the last few days of
school.
At assemblies on June 24 and 25,
the scholastic, athletic and citizenship
achievements of Grey students were
recognized. the important
contributions of parent and
community volunteers were also
recognized.
On the last two days of school, the
kindergarten students were joined by
family members for potluck teddy
bear picnics which celebrated the
great achievements of our Early Years
classes. During the celebrations,
parents and students joined together
to wish Mrs. Laura Scott a long and
happy retirement. She will be missed.
Mrs. Scott's classes spent their last
few days finishing up activities. The
kindergartens got to take home the
barns they worked .so hard on
constructing. During their teddy bear
picnic, the kindergartens ate in the
forest.
On Thursday, June 20,
Kindergarten C spent their morning
at Shayrina Sheep Farm.
The Grade is went to the sheep
farm on June 21. There have been
two birthdays recently. On Thursday,
June 20, Tess Burnfield celebrated
her birthday and on Monday, June 24,
Natasha Terpstra turned six.
This week Mr. Parks' class had
their pen pals from Howick over to
visit. Mr. Perrie volunteered to walk
them through the forests. They
played lots of games, took a walk
through the beaver trails, then spent
the rest of the day together.
Mrs. Murray's Grade 4s were
reviewing decimals and fractions in
math as well as studying orchestra in
music. They were studying rocks in
science and learning about
impressionist art and the lives of two
famous artists.
Mr. Walker's Grade4/5 class is
making renewable energy-efficient
cars. Congratulations to all the Grade
4/5s who ,participated in the talent
show. They are doing drama games
like mime and inanimate objects.
This past week was Chris
Broadrecht's birthday.
This past Friday, there was a
memorial service for Sophia Stephen-
Walker. The school council planted
and dedicated a tree in her memory.
Mr. Walker would like to thank
everyone who helped to make it
happen.
The Grade 6s are presenting
slicleshows to share the knowledge
they have gained while researching
famous artists, like Michelangelo, El
Greco, Leonardo Da Vinci, Monet,
Picasso and Robert Bateman. The
Grade 6s have learned many
technical and research skills while
working on this project and have
enjoyed sharing the slideshows with
their classmates.
Several students have also had the
opportunity to present their
slideshows to Mr. Walker's 4/5
students, who were really impressed
with their work.
Most students were successful on
their recent 3D geometry quiz.
Congratulations to all students who
did so well during the end-of-the-year
spelling bee, particularly those who
made it to the finals.
With -Mr. Stretton. the Grade os
have completed their study of
explorers by writing a followup story
Grey students get awards