La valse des violons

Please stop by on your next trip to school and take a look at the beautiful collage violins created by the GS-CP in the style of Picasso.

A celebration of 'Bretagne'

Students in CE1/CE2 took an exciting trip to Bretagne at school this week.  Along with learning eabout this historical province, students had a special art project celebrating the wardrobe from Bretagne.
Students made either 'une coiffe de bigoudène' or a 'un chapeau de breton'.

Chasse au trésor...

The GS-CP went on a treasure hunt!
They had to solve riddles, do crossword puzzles, find and try all different possible combination of a lock, locate clues on a school map... They used their knowledge in reading, maths and science and wonderful team work to get to the treasure!
This was a lot of fun! Bravo les aventuriers!

Locating where to dig in the snow to find the next clue...

We found it!

Les mots croisés

Time to check if we were right and get to the next riddle.

Find the intruder...

The class found all the possible combination for the lock with the number each team collected. It's time to try them all!

At last! We have found our treasure!

Afternoon games

There is nothing better than some relaxing independent work in the afternoon after nap time!

Suzuki Private Music Lessons

There are still openings for private music lessons with our talented Suzuki music staff.  During the school day, we offer violin, guitar and piano.  Please contact Kelly if you would like to sign your child up for private lessons.

Creativity with the snow

It's always a treat to see how our creative students play and work together at recess.  The snow always brings us a new canvas for our artists to enjoy.

Out of this world!

There is some beautiful artwork on display right now.  Make sure to check out the collage space inspired artwork on display outside the CE1/CE2 classroom.  It's out of this world!

La Chandeleur

On the second of February, France celebrated its national holiday of crêpe making "La Chandeleur".  This ancient celebration marks the possible end of winter and the return of light. To mark this event, the entire nation heads to the kitchen to celebrate the oncoming of spring by making crêpes. Willy LeBihan, Founder of L'École Française du Maine, embraced his Brittany origins, the region of France famous for their crêpes, as he prepared over 100 crêpes for the students. Everyone, teachers included, enjoyed eating crêpes last Friday !

Heart Art

Early Childhood students are making some beautiful 'heart inspired' artwork... Stay tuned!