For this blog post, students from Ms. Hutchinson's class blogged about their experiences. Here are a few of the students' blog posts: By: Rayan J. At Almadina, the grade 4’s in Ms. Hutchinson’s class went to a place called Shepard Landfill, on November 2nd to learn about compost, recycling and waste. The students got a
This Term, at Almadina, the grade one classes had a special visit from the Byblos Bakery. “Almost 25 years ago, Byblos started introducing pita bread in school classrooms. By visiting classrooms and showing kids how to use pita bread to create a quick meal or snack, kids learned that pita could be a fun and
November is a significant time of year when our classrooms are filled with heartfelt discussions and lessons about the meaning of Remembrance day. Students took the time to write reflections and poems, as well as create beautiful poppy artwork to commemorate the men and women, past and present, who sacrificed their lives and fought for
Students, staff and parents at Almadina were amazed by the power packed performances during the Conscience assembly on Wednesday, November 1st. The virtue stars welcomed everyone with an exhilarating performance that got the entire school moving! Ms. Khandani’s class blew the audience away with their delightful conscience song. Mrs. Monaco and Ms. Hutchinson showed an
To showcase and acknowledge the great student leadership we have here at Mountain View campus, every month teachers from each grade 3 and 4 class select two students to be the Virtue Star representatives for our school. These students continuously demonstrate outstanding virtuous behavior in and outside of the classroom. To share their knowledge of
Terry Fox Wrap Up Assembly: On Thursday, October 12, 2017 we had our Annual Terry Fox Run Wrap Up. As a school we raised $2349.70 for the Terry Fox Fund. Mr. Zaidi`s grade 4 class raised the most money with a total of $317.25 and will be getting a free gym period. Great
