Once again, St. John’s will host a large variety of camps during the summer break. These camps are open to anyone. Courses include dance, cycling, karate, football, English, French, hip-hop, tennis, arts and much more. To check out all the summer camps offered at St. John’s, please visit http://www.sportvital.be/stages Continue reading Summer camps at St. John’s open to all
Grade 8 is continuing its project working with Mains Tendues: Mains Tendues is an organization that was founded in 1976 by Michel Corin. You can visit their website at www.mainstendues.be/ for more information on the organization, pictures, what is acceptable to donate, … Continue reading Grade 8 supports Main Tendues through clothing collection
Grade 6 students had their first hands-on experience in building electric circuits as part of their Electricity and Energy transformations unit. They have just finished learning about the two types of electric circuits (series and parallel circuits) and the different … Continue reading Bright lights as students build electric circuits
As part of their current art unit on art and sciences, Grade 4 students visited Makerstown, a fair that focuses on sciences, innovation and new technologies, where they met with various scientists and inventors. Students were very inspired by all … Continue reading Grade 4 students travel into the future
The St. John’s golf team once again had an impressive International Schools Sports Tournament (ISST) this week. At the tournament in London, where 10 international schools from around Europe fielded 62 players, St. John’s won 1st and 3rd place in … Continue reading St. John’s dominates European golf tournament
St. John’s students are provided with a great opportunity next school year. A two-week eco trip will be in the southern part of Croatia where students will be collecting data about the biodiversity and examining the community structure. The trip … Continue reading Student Eco trip opportunity to Croatia
The St. John’s Athletic Booster Program, run by volunteer parents, hosts an “ISST send-off breakfast” each sports season. The breakfast is held just before the athletes travel to their respective ISST tournaments. For the spring sports teams, we have our … Continue reading ISST athletes enjoy “send-off breakfast”
Our Pre-Kindergarten students in Cedar, the Dual Language class, have published a book entitled “Crocky the Crocodile”! Each child illustrated and wrote, in English and French, one page of the book and they also created a page as a group. The students … Continue reading Pre-Kindergarten students publish book
The Grade 6 and 7 French classes went to Brussels for a visit to the Centre de la Bande Dessinée (Comics museum) to conclude their unit on comics. They deepened their knowledge about the Belgian comics with a very good … Continue reading Grade 6-7 French explore Comics museum
Kindergarten has a year-long Unit of Inquiry, entitled “Changes Everywhere”. It is an inquiry into the earth’s natural cycles and how it influences our lives. The children have been watching the TimberTops Garden and noticing the changes happening during the … Continue reading Mother’s Day Celebration in Kindergarten
Alexis and Anna, Grade 6 students, tell us about their discoveries: In Science, we are learning about Electricity and Energy transfer. This week our focus was on Static electricity. Before we started we had a very faint idea of what … Continue reading Shocking discoveries in grade 6
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