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Let’s Celebrate!

On Tuesday the JK students surprised Mrs. Blue. They wanted to get a “head” start on the celebrations for her twins, due to arrive in June!

Our head teacher and manager, Lisa Mulvihill and her creative team of teachers planned some really fun games for the baby shower, JK style! Some of the fun games where “name that Baby food”, “Name the animal’s baby”! They even presented Mrs. Blue with a lovely book, created by the JK students, complete with a comprehensive list of girls and boys names!

Check out the party pictures (“Read More”, its obvious we had a lot of fun together!

Jobs People Do

Grade one was busy sharing some interesting facts about “jobs people do” in our social studies community unit today. They were so excited to share symbols and objects that represented their parents occupations.

These little presenters were so proud of their parents and demonstrated some great public speaking skills too! Click “Read More” to view photos.

Grade 3 Student Leaders

Today, the students participated in cooperative centers—Marble Works, Lego & Quirkle—facilitated by four trained student leaders. Congratulations to Caitlin, Elle, Maya and Fiona. (Thanks to Ava who trained but was absent.)

The students enjoyed the opportunity to participate in creative, cooperative building activities. They provided many compliments to the student leaders. This was a very successful activity as the students demonstrated positive interactions and had fun together. Read More to see the photos.

Victoria School Swim Championships

Christ Church Cathedral school took part in the Victoria School Swim Championship on February 26th. Our team consisted of 10 amazing competitors who turned in some great performances.

All of our swimmers competed hard and posted some personal best times, top eight finishes, and even two first place awards! We look forward to next years event where we hope the team will double in size. Thank you to all the parents who attended and helped out, without your support this would not have happened! (Read more to see photos)