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Our school was very busy this week performing the school musical “Joseph and The Amazing Technicolor Dream coat”.
This is a copy of IHMS's weekly new article Lion's Roar that appeared in The Western Star newspaper on Friday, June 5, 2015.
By: Max Chrappa, Kori-Lee Noel, Emily Murley, and Aaron White
Lily Smallwood, Rachael Griffin and Grace Brace-Higgins demonstrate their class science experiment at our school's annual science fair last week. |
This week is Environment Week. Many of our
classes are celebrating with recycled art projects, nature walks and schoolyard
clean up projects.
Our
school was very busy this week performing the school musical “Joseph and The
Amazing Technicolor Dream coat”. The performance featured all of our students
from junior kindergarten to Level 1. As well, we had a special guest
performance by Bailey Jordan-Neil. Thank
you to Dr. Gary Graham for directing the show, Mrs. Marjorie Deckert for
assisting with the costumes, Mr. Wilfred Pardy for assisting with the sound,
Cameron Peddle for overseeing the sound equipment, and to all the teachers and
students for helping with the props and backgrounds. It was an “Amazing” show. See pictures below.
Check out our new reversible uniforms for the
girls’ basketball team!
STARS OF THE WEEK |
Congratulations to Mme. Ryan’s class who won
$100 in free books from Scholastic this week!!
Congratulations to Amna Ahmad who received their
place in the ACAP Humber Arm Art Contest for elementary and to Caleb Rashleigh
who came in second place in primary. All the students’ art work will be
displayed at City Hall. .
Congratulations to our science fair medalists
Amna Ahmad, Hajra Ahmad, Makenzy Bishop, Simon Boitsefski, Isaac Buckingham,
Kira Clarke, Max Chrappa, Clare Coleman,
Emma Doman, Rebecca Janes, Maria Reynolds, Douglas MacKenzie, Lucas
Neville, Madison Noel and Caleb Rashleigh.
Congratulations to our students who received
regional awards for the National Geoscience and Engineering Month Bridge
Building Competition. Madison Noel, Anna Mackenzie and Jayden Lempriere placed
first for their bridge which held 155 kg; Maria Reynolds, Arista White, and
Hajra Ahmad who placed second for their bridge which held 116.3 kg; and Douglas
MacKenzie, Nathan Anderson and Cameron Peddle placed third for their bridge
which held 71.1 kg.
Congratulations to our winners in the World
Ocean’s Day Poster Contest. In kindergarten, Hala Parsons received an
honourable mention, in grade one Rachael Griffin received an honourable
mention, and in grade three Reyd Ward received an honourable mention. All the student's posters will be displayed in
the World's Oceans Day Poster Contest.
The junior kindergarten classes really enjoyed singing in the musical. They are working on some crafts to have for the upcoming art show.
Mme. Brett’s Kindergarten French Immersion
class had a very busy week getting ready for the school musical and
kindergarten graduation. They are practicing very hard! They are also learning
how to tell time and will be exploring outdoors and digging in some soil to see
what lives in it. They have also been cleaning up litter in celebration of
Environment Week.
Mrs. Hodder’s Kindergarten English class is
learning about community helpers in social studies. They are also learning to
tell time in math. The students were very excited to wear their brightly
coloured shirts and perform in the musical!
Mrs. George’s grade one English class is
finishing up their math and social studies for the year. They really enjoyed
performing in the musical this week.
Mme. Ryan’s grade one French Immersion have
been working very hard on the musical. It was a fantastic show. They are
learning what it means to have good character. They are well on their way!! The
class has received their caterpillars and are hoping to have some butterflies
to release before the school year ends. They are very excited about winning
$100 in classroom books from scholastic!
Ms. Park’s grade two English class is learning
about volunteers in social studies. They are busy learning about regrouping
addition and subtraction in math.
Mme. O’Dell’s grade two French Immersion
class is reading different versions of the Three Little Pigs. They will do a
study and analysis of similarities and differences among these. They were also
very busy with the musical this week. They hope everyone enjoyed the show.
Ms. Horner’s grade three and four class is very
excited to go on their Erosion tour this afternoon. To celebrate Environment
Week they made recycled art this week from old book pages painted with water
colour paints. The grade four students are building a castle out of milk
cartons in language class as part of their sequencing strategy. They have to
pay careful attention to the King’s commands in order to build it properly.
Mme. Lachance’s grade three and four French Immersion
class prepared a slideshow for their penpals in St. Malo, Quebec. In their
presentation they talked about Newfoundland traditional food, music, and places
to visit. They hope to meet their penpals one day!
Mrs. McCarthy’s grade five and six class is
reading “Kensuke’s Kingdom” and practicing their sequencing strategies. The
book is an adventure story about an 11 year old boy who goes missing! The
students enjoyed performing in the musical this week.
Mr. Drew Nadon’s junior high and level 1
class have begun preparing for exams. The Junior High Girls’ basketball team
had a great tournament last weekend in St. John’s. The team lost in the
semi-finals by eight points.
Kindergarten graduation is Tuesday, June 9th,
at 6:00 pm in our school gymnasium.
The First Holy Communion will be celebrated
on Sunday, June 14 at 10:30 at Holy Redeemer.
Junior high to level 1 exams begin on June 12th.
Registration is still available for our full
day junior kindergarten and our English and French Immersion kindergarten
program for September 2015. As well, we are accepting new registrations for
kindergarten to grade five French Immersion and Grade one to level two English.
Please call the office for more information.