Edition #31 - Spring Break
April 22
April 21 - May 6
Spring Break - No Classes
May 7
Classes Resume
May 8
Grade 6 & 9 - Provincial Achievement Tests
English Language Arts - Part A
May 10
Grade 6 & 9 - Provincial Achievement Tests
French Language Arts - Part A
TBD
Registration Opens for Summer Break Camp
Click HERE for the 2018-2019 School Calendar
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We are calling for yearbook submissions from students, staff and parents.

Do you have a wonderful photo from a school event that you would like to see in the yearbook?

Please send them to communications@lycee.ca by May 20*.

*Please know that the yearbook team is grateful for all submissions and will do their best to include all submitted images, but due to size, composition and various restrictions, not all images may be published.
AEFE S.T.E.A.M. CHALLENGE
7 classes are participating in the 2017-2018 AEFE S.T.E.A.M. challenge - a project that brings Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math into the classroom in a fun way.
This year, the challenges were all centered around wind power:
Maternelle students were challenged to build three different structures that could indicate the presence, the speed and the direction of the wind.
Grade 4 and 5 students were challenged to build three different objects that could fly or glide on their own for a minimum of 30 seconds.
Congratulations to Sebastian K-N. (Grade 9 student) for bringing home the Bronze medal from the

Lycée students have been participating in the CYSF since 20xx, and have brought home at least one medal each year.

Way to go Seb, we are very proud of you!

Sebastian's research question was:

Why can an insect or small animal fall from heights and suffer no injury while a human cannot? 
He designed an experiment using soda cans of different mass and dropped them from a height of 3.048 m to determine the kinetic energy each when it hit the ground. 

Sebastian then calculated kinetic energy of each can and measured the physical damage plotting the data sets on a graph. His research findings confirmed that a heavier object develops greater kinetic energy and will sustain more damage than a very light object such as a small insect. 
After studying a number of traditional fairy tales (Little Red Riding Hood, Bluebeard...) in class, as well of some variations, students wrote their very own fairy tale using Googledoc. These stories were then made into books using the application BookCreator. Students presented their books to younger students (Grades 1 and 3) in the Learning Commons on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.

Click here to view some of the stories. Great Job Grade 5s!
Thank you to everyone who joined us last Thursday for Salon des Arts. The halls were filled with beautiful artwork created by our students.
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A big thank you goes out to Art Teacher, Ms. Meighan Healey for all the hard work done to make this event a success!