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4 N o v e m b e r 1 ' 1 8 H A N N A / C o r o N A t i o n / S t e t t l e r , A b . E C A r e v i e w<br />
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Allan Johnstone School students from Hardisty, Ab. attended WE Day at Rogers Place in Edmonton on Fri. Oct. 12. From the left, back row:<br />
Lyndajayne Kitto, Lily Stewart, Jack Foster, Trysten Abel, Grant Foster, Kassidy McMahon, Avery Guterson-Love, Ella Guterson-Love, Rosie Sabeti-<br />
Seidel and Kaylea Johannesson. Front row: Deagen McLaughlin, Hailey Jones, Emily Goodrich, Amanda Cepeda, Carissa McMahon, Bodi<br />
Goodrich and Kolton DeBord. <br />
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Hardisty students participate in WE Day<br />
by Kelsey Moser<br />
Seventeen students from Allan<br />
Johnstone School from Hardisty, Ab.<br />
travelled to Edmonton to participate in<br />
WE Day on Fri. Oct. 12, <strong>2<strong>01</strong>8</strong>,.<br />
These students joined over 16,000<br />
others from over 550 schools across<br />
Alberta at Roger’s Place to come<br />
together to create a positive impact for<br />
the world.<br />
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Miracle on 50 th Street (Dec. 14 & 15)<br />
The Night Before the Night Before Celebrations (Dec. 23)<br />
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WE Day is a celebration of student<br />
contributions to the WE program and<br />
the kick-start to another year of<br />
inspiration.<br />
Students learned about different<br />
issues facing society and how they can<br />
create change both locally and<br />
globally.<br />
The WE program inspires students<br />
to identify the issues that spark their<br />
Hughenden School<br />
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passion and create the change they<br />
want to see in the world.<br />
Students of Allan Johnstone School<br />
will be selecting one global and one<br />
local issue to take action upon<br />
throughout this school year.<br />
They will develop leadership skills<br />
and learn how to make a difference in<br />
their neighbourhood and world.<br />
Host of critters in Hughenden classrooms<br />
by Zac Rochon, Kimberly Hoyt<br />
At Hughenden Public School (HPS)<br />
teacher, Susan Reynolds has always<br />
kept animals in her room to provide<br />
students with the chance to connect<br />
and learn with the animals.<br />
The current host of critters, a corn<br />
snake, a tortoise, two bearded dragons<br />
and several fish have been given funny<br />
names like Snaky for the snake and<br />
Tort for the tortoise.<br />
Ms. Reynolds encourages students to<br />
take the animals out of their enclosures,<br />
to feed them and interact with<br />
them, even to carry them around the<br />
school to show others.<br />
“I keep animals in the classroom as<br />
they provide important connections<br />
for learning and help to nurture<br />
empathy in everyone,’’ said Reynolds.<br />
Students think it is a great idea for<br />
Ms. Reynolds to keep the animals in<br />
Marco the Bearded Dragon is a conversation starter for new Hughenden School students,<br />
Anna-Mae Rustad and Hayden Ekman, while Bri Nickerson and Rogue Van Hoek look on.<br />
<br />
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the school because it adds a unique<br />
part to the school experience, and they<br />
help provide students with great<br />
learning they wouldn’t otherwise<br />
experience.<br />
Students who are new to the school<br />
often take time in their mornings to<br />
visit the Science classroom where the<br />
animals are kept and some students<br />
take pride in volunteering to help<br />
Reynolds with their care and feeding.<br />
Reynolds also encourages the animals<br />
and students to share the<br />
classroom during instructional time<br />
whenever possible, and students can<br />
often be seen completing biology work<br />
with a critter on one shoulder.<br />
Marco, one of the two bearded<br />
dragon lizards, has an adventurous<br />
spirit and often wanders into the hall<br />
if there is nothing interesting for her<br />
to learn during class.<br />
Students and staff alike are learning<br />
to interact with the animals and help<br />
to care for them in and outside of<br />
school hours.<br />
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