Future Ace Assembly

On Friday March 23 we had a Future Ace Assembly and our class had to present it. Ms. Legault and Ms. Zarkovich made a plan and for two weeks we practised. Ms. Legault chose Metrah and me to do all the talking, and the introductions to the performances. On the day, we were both very nervous. But we did it. I introduced the assembly then Metrah introduced the performance. We did very well. I introduced Ms. McPhail to give out the Primary Future Ace Awards and then Ms. Legault to give out the Junior Future Ace Awards. Vladimir was given the award from our class. After that the crowd sang "Everywhere we go" with us. Finally me and Metrah announced the last few parts and then the performance was over. We did so well that Ms. Legault said that she will give us an extra gym class next week. By Adithya

Grade 4's Lead Assembly

On March 23, Braeburn school had a Future Ace Assembly. This months theme was Sportsmanship. Ms. Legault's class had practiced for a couple of weeks. We were doing a performance about Sportsmanship. We went down to the gym around 9:00 am. We waited until the classes came down to the gym at about 9:15. Adithya and Metrah were the hosts and they told the audience what we were going to do for the day. Kuwayne, the Deejay, started the music. We began with a cheer saying H-E-L-L-O. Then we chanted and moved to "Everywhere We Go". Then Abdirashid's group did the Aces Cheer...A is for Achievement, C is for Cooperation, E is for Setting an Example, and S is for Sportsmanship. Then Vladimir had the audience cheer when he said "What does it spell? Everyone cheered "Aces". Then he said I can't hear you and they yelled even louder "Aces". After our group performed a cheer saying "Come on Crowd, let's hear you whisper...Sportsmanship". Then "Come on Crowd, let's hear you say it...Sportsmanship". Finally, "Come on Crowd, let's hear you yell it.... Sportsmanship". Then they read the Future Aces. Our Future Ace was Vladimir. It was a very special day for Vladimir. By Fadli

Grade 4's Lead Assembly

On March 23, Braeburn school had a Future Ace Assembly. This months theme was Sportsmanship. Ms. Legault's class had practiced for a couple of weeks. We were doing a performance about Sportsmanship. We went down to the gym around 9:00 am. We waited until the classes came down to the gym at about 9:15. Adithya and Metrah were the hosts and they told the audience what we were going to do for the day. Kuwayne, the Deejay, started the music. We began with a cheer saying H-E-L-L-O. Then we chanted and moved to "Everywhere We Go". Then Abdirashid's group did the Aces Cheer...A is for Achievement, C is for Cooperation, E is for Setting an Example, and S is for Sportsmanship. Then Vladimir had the audience cheer when he said "What does it spell? Everyone cheered "Aces". Then he said I can't hear you and they yelled even louder "Aces". After our group performed a cheer saying "Come on Crowd, let's hear you whisper...Sportsmanship". Then "Come on Crowd, let's hear you say it...Sportsmanship". Finally, "Come on Crowd, let's hear you yell it.... Sportsmanship". Then they read the Future Aces. Our Future Ace was Vladimir. It was a very special day for Vladimir. By Fadli

Grade 4's Lead Assembly

On March 23, Braeburn school had a Future Ace Assembly. This months theme was Sportsmanship. Ms. Legault's class had practiced for a couple of weeks. We were doing a performance about Sportsmanship. We went down to the gym around 9:00 am. We waited until the classes came down to the gym at about 9:15. Adithya and Metrah were the hosts and they told the audience what we were going to do for the day. Kuwayne, the Deejay, started the music. We began with a cheer saying H-E-L-L-O. Then we chanted and moved to "Everywhere We Go". Then Abdirashid's group did the Aces Cheer...A is for Achievement, C is for Cooperation, E is for Setting an Example, and S is for Sportsmanship. Then Vladimir had the audience cheer when he said "What does it spell? Everyone cheered "Aces". Then he said I can't hear you and they yelled even louder "Aces". After our group performed a cheer saying "Come on Crowd, let's hear you whisper...Sportsmanship". Then "Come on Crowd, let's hear you say it...Sportsmanship". Finally, "Come on Crowd, let's hear you yell it.... Sportsmanship". Then they read the Future Aces. Our Future Ace was Vladimir. It was a very special day for Vladimir. By Fadli

Medieval Times Trip

March 5, 2007
Dear Parents/Guardians,
As part of the Grade 4 and 5 Curriculum of Early Civilizations and Medieval Times, we are planning a Year End Trip to Medieval Times Dinner and Tournament on June 6, 2007. This is an amazing learning opportunity for students. The cost of this event with a lunch and bus included is about $35.00 per person. The Grade Fours and Fives are committed to raising as much money as we can. We are organizing several fund raising events so far, including a Shakespeare play, pyjama day and hat day and have plans for several more. We are applying for funds from a variety of sources to help off set the cost. We would now like to encourage all students to start saving for this event. If they save $5.00 each month for the next 3 months they would have $15.00 to contribute. Of course, we are hoping to cover as much of the cost ourselves and we feel $7.00, would be a fair amount to ask from all students. Thank-you for your continued support for our school and our high quality programs.
Ms. Legault Ms. Borselli Ms. Townsend

Cheers for Sportsmanship

H-E-L-L-OThat’s the way we say HelloHelloHey, Hey, HelloHello Hey Hey Hello X 3

Everywhere we goPeople want to knowWho we areSO we tell themWe’re the Future AcesThe Mighty Future Aces
A is for AchievementC is for CooperationE is for setting an exampleS is for Sportsmanshp
Today we’re hereSo lend an earYou’re gonna flipAbout Sportsmanship
Come on crowdLet’s hear you whisperSportmanship
Come on crowdlet’s hear you say itSportsmanship
Come on crowdLet’s hear you yell itSportsmanship
Stand backCheck us outSporstmanship isWhat its all about!Playing fairly with each otherNever leaving anyone outShaking hands with each otherWe’ll all be winning no doubt