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On October 4, 1987, the Grade 7 'class,
under the supervision of Mrs. Flo Dyck,
tried their hand at interviewing. They have
Grade 1 partners in Mrs. Sharon Brown's
class and, they asked them some opinions
- about life at Robertson School. Here are
some of the delightful replies made by our
own 5 and 6 -year-olds.
- When asked the question "What- do you
like to do the best at school?" Amanda
Wheeler says she likes to play tag' and
blocks; Amanda Fowler likes to play at the
water renter and spell words; Shaunacy
Waller likes to play with play dough and
read books.
The students next chose what activity
they liked best. Robert Spittal likes puppets
and the gymn. Amanda Ottowell likes the
water center and Sarah Wannamaker goes
to -the typing center. Kyle Vandenburgh
likes the computer and Robbie Corrigan en-
joys blocks and the computer.
A favourite question was "What do you
like to play outside?" Ben Dykstra likes to
play on the equipment and play soccer.
Melissa Standen likes to play baseball.
Stephanie Cloet likes to play on the big slide
and the teeter,totters and Joey Snowden
likes to play with his older brother.
The children were then asked what they
thought their teacher, the librarian and
their principal did at school. _
Niki Graf says her teacher reads stories,
Colleen McCaulay says her teacher writes
on the board and we all look at the calendar.
Aaron Lawrence thinks his teacher
"teacher us to read" and Chris Fielder says
"she works and tells stories."
To explain the principal's role in school
Stacey Armstrong says "he tells an-
nouncements" Jaime Hoy thinks "he takes -
care - of things that are lost." Kevin
Venkiteswaren knows that he works at
"keeping us informed" and Jessica Rudyk
says "he works at the school but he doesn't
really own it."
Justin Gavin think s the librarian is "nice
and reads books." Jeff Livesey says "She
reads to us" and Michael Mathers say "the
librarian reads books, works, talks and
helps us."
It is certainly illuminating to see school
life through the eyes of the very young.
Schools to host Education Week
BY FLO DYCK
The boards of Huron -Perth Separate
Schools and Perth County are jointly hosting
Education Week in our jurisdiction from -
April 17-24, 1987. The official opening of the
week, running from Sunday to Sunday, is in
Stratford.
A busy and active Education Week Com-
mittee for Huron County is in the midst of
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preparations for events which are open to
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At Robertson Memorial, we have a full
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displays, visits and visitors, topped off by a
Spring Concert. See you at the school
anytime throughout the year, but especially
during Education Week!
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HY MARJORIE FREEMAN
Early each month when the Robertson
Roundup Newsletters are distributed, the
pupils eagerly take them home and ask their
mothers to sign the back sheet so that it can
be returned to school for the cookie draw.
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make the draw. The family whose sheet is
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cookie made by Marilyn Potter (Susan and
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recipe to make the cookie and it is delicious.
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