Category Archives: Field Trips

Beauty and the Beast

Nelson primary students walked to Burnaby South on Tuesday morning to watch Confederation Park students’ performance of Beauty and the Beast. After settling into the comfy seats of the Michael J Fox Theatre we all enjoyed the show! What an incredibly talented group of students!!!!
Click on the rose to see if you can find yourself in the audience!

Primary Christmas Skate

Primary students travelled by school bus to Bill Copeland Arena on Friday, all bundled up & ready to skate! After lacing up our skates, we were ready to show off our skills!
Click on the picture to see us all in action on the ice!

 

WE DAY

On Wed., Oct. 18th, grade 7 students from Nelson’s Me to We club joined almost 18,000 other students and teachers in Rogers Arena to be inspired to create change in their local and global communities. Click on the logo for a recap of the day!

Stay tuned for many opportunities to support these change-makers in their various fundraising initiatives during the upcoming year.

L is for LOONIE SWIM

IMG_5066L is for LOONIE SWIM! We brought our swimsuits, towels, goggles & pool noodles & walked to Burnaby South with our friends in Division 7 to cool off & have fun at MacPherson Pool!
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Grouse Mountain Field Trip

Last month the Grade 3s in Division 7 & 8 travelled by school bus to Grouse Mountain for a day of adventure in the snow!!!
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(Click on the smiley above to see pictures of our adventures!)
First, we walked through the winter wonderland of Grouse to have an interactive experience all about bears with bear artifacts, stories & we learned the similarities & differences between the 3 species of North American bears: the grizzly, black bear & polar bear! 

Next, we stepped into an authentic Pacific Northwest Longhouse & had the privilege of having Kwel-a-a-nexw, Grouse’s Squamish First nations elder, take us back in time to discover the traditional way of life of our First Nations people.
After enjoying our lunches in the Grouse Mountain cafeteria, we had a guided snowshoe tour along the Light Walk trail before playing in the snow & jumping back on the gondola & travelling down to our awaiting school bus back to school!

Old Orchard Bowling

SportBowlingSM01StrikeClick on the bowler above to see pictures of us bowling with our grade 6/7 buddies at Old Orchard Bowling Alley. Was it worth the walk grade 3s!?

Primary Christmas Skate

IMG_2180Primary students travelled by school bus to Bill Copeland Arena on Friday, all bundled up & ready to skate! After lacing up our skates, we were ready to show off our skills!
Click on the picture to see us all in action on the ice!

M is for MUSEUM

M ~ Division 7 & 8 spent the day at the Burnaby Village MUSEUM learning all about life in the 1920s! Highlights were the carousel, blacksmith shop &  the school house, where Miss Watt picked up a few tips about discipline!
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Click Carousel9to see our fun!

Easter Eggs!

IMG_6472On Tuesday morning we gathered in our room with Miss Marino’s Ks & grade 1s to decorate &250308364 dye our (slightly cracked) Easter eggs!4funnies_com_animated_emoticons_easter_06
Click on the picture to see more!
On Thursday morning, we visited Saint Michaels with Miss Gatenby’s grade 1s for our 3rd time this year & sang for the seniors.
After entertaining, we were all spoiled with snacks before returning to school!

Nelson Annual Holiday Field Trip

body04Nelson students walked to Burnaby South on Friday morning to watch The Royal Youth Ballet’s performance of The Nutcracker. After settling into the comfy seats of the Michael J Fox Theatre we all enjoyed the show!
Click on the ballerina to see if you can find yourself in the audience!
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What was your favourite part of the ballet, Grade 3s?

The Christmas Eve party & dancing at the Silberhaus home?
The battle between the Nutcracker & the Mouse King?
The waltz of the snowflakes?
Or…is it when the Nutcracker Prince takes Clara to the Land of Sweets, where she meets the Sugar Plum Fairy & her friends?
~ the Spanish dancers, Arabian dancers, Chinese dancers, Russian dancers, or Mother Gigogne and her Clowns (remember that gigantic pink dress!?)