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2017 Back to School Colouring Contest winners

September 1, 2017 · by Admin2017 ·

A big thank you to all students who entered.
The Leader was pleased to hand over 10 book bags (thanks to our local Staples) filled with back-to-school supplies to the winners of our recent colouring contest.

Malachi Giesbrecht
Grade 6

Armant Kapadia
Grade 2

Talus Minchau
Grade 3

Kaedy Lebsack
Grade 4

Brook Smith
Grade 5

Alex Dejong
Grade 2

Dahlia Al-Mais
Grade 6

Isaac Pendrak
Grade 4

Have fun this year and learn lots!

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2017 Back to School Colouring Contest winners

A big thank you to all students who entered.
The Leader was pleased to hand over 10 book bags (thanks to our local Staples) filled with back-to-school supplies to the winners of our recent colouring contest.

Have fun this year and learn lots!

A big thank you to all students who entered. The Leader was pleased to hand over 10 book bags (thanks to our local Staples) filled with back-to-school supplies to the winners of our recent colouring contest.

Have fun this year and learn lots!

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A big thank you to all students who entered.
The Leader was pleased to hand over 10 book bags (thanks to our local Staples) filled with back-to-school supplies to the winners of our recent colouring contest.