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THE CALGARY SCIENCE SCHOOL
MAY 2009 t ISSUE 9 t 70-
“It’s never Just an ordinar y day!� PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE The month of May brings us into our Spring outdoor education schedule, beginning with Fort Steele for grades five, seven, and eight, followed by Camp Sweet for grades GPVS BOE OJOF "T XF UBMLFE BCPVU at the parent information session for Fort Steele, this is the only year XF XJMM CF UBLJOH UISFF HSBEFT PG TUVEFOUT PO UIF USJQ 8F BSF NPWJOH the trip from grade eight to grade seven because recent curricular DIBOHFT NBLF JU B CFUUFS GJU BU HSBEF
TFWFO 8F EJEO U XBOU UIJT ZFBS T grade 8 students to miss out on this incredible experience, so we’re extending the duration of the Fort Steele program to accommodate two grade eight trips on either end PG UIF HSBEF GJWF BOE TFWFO USJQT
a colleague of his who originally helped develop the Fort Steele History Lab program join us for the EVSBUJPO PG UIF QSPHSBN 8F IBWF also contracted out the services of one of our past student teachers to help coordinate the grade seven BOE FJHIU "QQSFOUJDFTIJQ 1SPHSBN 0VS CFMPWFE .S 4XFFU IBT CFFO 8F XJMM DFSUBJOMZ IBWF FOPVHI PO assisting us with the planning and site support to enrich the program coordination of the trips and will be and ensure our people don’t get PO TJUF GPS UIF XIPMF UISFF XFFLT burned out with three straight .S 4XFFU IBT BSSBOHFE UP IBWF XFFLT PG DBNQ 'SPN 'PSU 4UFFMF
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