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On June 9th, students in 6DR learned about En Plain Air art with Rackel Brimacombe, Lumsden Florist. Students spent time in the outdoors to feel inspide to sketch and then paint the Tressel bridge! Students created beautiful art. Rachel also promoted the Lumsden Arts council. Students interested in painting should find out more about plain air painting each Thursday morning at 9:00AM. Participants meet at the Lumsden Hall Art Space.
Thank-you so much to Rachel!
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Grade 7 and 8’s enjoyed a morning of GymBlast. Team spirit and outfits for the morning were great!
On May 30, ELES hosted its second last ROARs draw. Special thank you to Mrs. King and her amazing music students who started us off with some musical numbers, playing the recorder and singing. Next, Echo and Brody dazzled us on the piano. Finally, we ended with our ROARs draw. It was another amazing month of students displaying our school values with record ticket numbers, again! Congrats to our winners but more importantly, thank you to all of our students for showing our school values and just being amazing.
This year Ecole Lumsden Elementary School Sewing Club Members created 2 Quilts with the help of our Community Quilters, Colleen Matheson, Barb Omoth and Lorna Brotzel. Students will be participating in the Community Quilt show at the Lumsden Heritage Home on May 10, to show case their work.
They will be giving one quilt away to the Regina YWCA for a family in need. The other quilt was drawn between Sewing Club Members, Pierze Stewart was the lucky Winner!
Congratulations to the sewing club members on their hard work from October – May, it was a big commitment, but the end results were very rewarding! Members are: Zoe, Lilah, Brinleigh, Radley, Caitlyn, Pierze, Presley and and Mrs. Dahl-Ritco.
Last week 2C got a taste of what it was like to be an engineer! With the help of Michael Walker from Associative Engineering, students attempted to create a sustainable offshore windmill!
