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BCHOOL DAYS
It's back to school time in Huron County, and while
students may be wondering just where the summer
went, September 1 ushered in the start of school.
Five-year-old Lauren Kennerly of
Burgesville was at the Goderich Li-
brary while winding down her holi-
days with her grandparents.
She said she is already working on
getting back into school mode.
"I'm practicing my ABCs at home,"
she said. "And practicing writing my
letters."
However, she is still coming off the
excitement of a summer well -spent,
including a trip to Toronto and Exhi-
bition Place.
"It was the biggest fair ever!" she
said.
She said her favourite part of school
is playtime, and house is her game of
choice.
She said she likes her teacher Mrs.
Belcome because "1 like her toenails
and their colour."
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For Jordan Campbell and Paul Ham-
lin, time has flown by this summer.
"It's been kinda short," Hamlin said.
The Grade 6 student at St. Mary's
School said his favourite subjects are
math and art.
He said he's going to use the first
two weeks of school to use up his old
supplies before heading to the city for
bags, books and binders.
Among the first students to be head-
ing to GDCI this fall, Campbell said he
is a fan of gym and art class and that he
looks forward to meeting new people
as he enters Grade 7 in the combined
school.
As enjoyable as school is, nothing
beats a good vacation, Hamlin noted.
"It was a really great summer," he
said. "I'm looking forward to next
summer."
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For Grade 8 students Hannah Lester
and Lauren Brewster, this school year
is full of axious excitement, as the pair
enter the halls of Goderich District Col-
legiate Institute for the first time as stu-
dents of Goderich Public School.
"I'm kind of nervous," Lester said.
"We didn't know who our teachers
would be and we'll be going to high
school even though we're GPS."
"It's kinda cool," Brewster added.
"We'll be the first graduating class of
Goderich Public School."
While Brewster said it will be weird to
be in with all the older students, she is
looking forward to meeting new peo-
ple. Lester said it will help getting to
know the school before starting Grade
9 next year.
Preparing for this year, both girls took
a different approach.
Brewster said all she's gotten so far
are her school clothes, while Lester,
admittedly, prepared for anything and
everything.
"I've got two pencil cases full of stuff,"
she said. But we don't need binders or
locks - the school is getting that."
Of course, she said, no matter what
supplies you have, the best thing to go
to school with is a good outlook.
"Go in with a positive attitude," she
said. "And everything seems to work
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