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Field Trip

Rooms 5 and 6 had a great day at WinSport and Canada's Sports Hall of Fame on Thursday.

For many students it was their first time ice skating. Despite nerves, everyone did an amazing job! It was a joy to see so much determination and resilience. Students went from swimming on the ice, to standing, balancing, gliding and turning. Everyone was smiling, laughing and cheering each other on.

Canada's Sports Hall of Fame is an amazing museum celebrating athletic achievements in Canada. Students were able to see artifacts and have some of Canada's greatest sporting achievements explained to them by our amazing guides.

There has been a great deal of interest in ice skating from students. Over the next week we will be putting together an information package for families who are interested in finding places to skate closer to home. As soon as it's prepared, we ill post it on the blog!

A giant THANK YOU to our parent volunteers on the day. It wouldn't have been possible without you and it is very much appreciated.

THANK YOU to all the students of rooms 5 and 6 for representing themselves and Taradale School so well. Staff at WinSport and Canada's Sports Hall of Fame complimented your manners, enthusiam, and the respect you showed for the facility, equipment, staff, and each other. You should all be proud of yourselves.

Thank you for a great day!

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