October 19th 2012 - The International School of Port of Spain

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THE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL OF PORT OF SPAIN
Friday 19th October, 2012
VOLUME 19, ISSUE #9
ISPS WEEKLY
NEWSLETTER
FROM THE DIRECTOR
WHAT’S INSIDE
Elementary Notes
2
International Week
3
Athletics News
4
Middle School Memo
5
Library Corner
6
Nurse’s Notes
Modern Language Update
7
Tech Talk
8
Community Bulletin
9
Cafeteria Menu
10
Dates for your Diary
October
20
PSAT, 8:00am-12:30pm
22-26
International Week
22
Opening Ceremony, Parade of Nations,
12:45pm, gymnasium
24
University Information
Evening, 6:30-8:30pm,
Auditorium
26
End of Q1
27
International Food Festival
ACT Test, 7:00am 2:00pm
One Mission
ISPS develops independent learners who strive for academic excellence, pursue their unique potential and meet challenges with
confidence and integrity as they
prepare for global citizenship.
Dear Parents and Students,
this week. Please do contact the school if you
need further information about how to access
Staff and students are busy preparing for Inthe portal. The portal will allow parents to see
ternational Week. This year’s theme is Water student grades and current course inforCooperation. This week begins with the Pamation. I thank everyone for their patience as
rade of Nations on Monday, October 22 at
we bring this new system online. Having ac12:45 p.m. and ends with the fantastic Intercess to the information posted through the
national Food Festival that will take place on
portal will help parents to be informed, in an
Saturday, October 27th between 11:00 a.m.
ongoing way, about the academic progress of
and 2:00 p.m. in the gymnasium. Currently,
children. Parental involvement in the acarepresentatives from 22 countries will be pre- demic life of our students is critical to student
senting national cuisine at this festival. Tickets success.
are available at the front desk.
I would like to remind everyone about the
PD sessions for teachers were conducted last Coffee Hour that will take place every Friday
Thursday and Friday. Staff received instruction between 4 p.m. and 5 p.m. in the Middle
on effective classroom questioning techSchool Lounge at ISPS. This is an informal opniques, setting instructional outcomes, and
portunity to enjoy a coffee and a snack and to
the construction of student assessments to
talk about ideas and happenings in the comaccess higher level learning. Staff also worked munity. I look forward to seeing you there!
on the existing standards and benchmarks
documents that form an essential component An advance notice that the PTO will be hosting
of our curriculum.
another Open Gym this coming Saturday, November 17. This event will take place between
The PE Department and MS have been work- 11:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. Drinks, snacks,
ing hard to expand the MS Sports offerings
games and a Bouncy Castle will be featured.
this year. Expanded offerings for this fall include Rugby (two hand touch), Boys BasketHoops Night will not take place this coming
ball, and Girls Soccer. Please see the missive
Tuesday, October 23rd as the gym is being ocposted elsewhere in this newsletter for sched- cupied for International Week activities. The
ules.
next Hoops Night will take place at 7:00 p.m.
on October 30.
The PowerSchool Parent Portal for Middle and
High School will be officially opened on Mon- See you at school,
day, October 22. Information about the portal
for Elementary School will follow shortly. Login information has been sent home to parents Dr. Mark Lee
A Shared Vision
A collaborative community creating a vibrant environment that
enriches character, while inspiring
a passion for learning and
REMINDER:
Opening Ceremony and
Parade of Nations
personal excellence.
ISPS WEEKLY NEWSLETTER
CONFIDENCE EXCELLENCE INTEGRITY
Monday 22nd October
from 12:45
in the Gym
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Elementary Notes
October 19, 2012
Volume 10 Issue 5
Dear Parents,
As you are aware, our annual International Week begins
on Monday, October 22nd, and the event culminates
with the Food Fair on Saturday, 27th. All details regarding the Opening Ceremony and cultural dress days have
been outlined in the weekly ISPS newsletter. We do ask
that our students take part in all the events that will be
held throughout the week. In classrooms, teachers will
have discussions on the United Nation theme: Water
Cooperation. We know that water is a precious commodity and in many countries a regular supply of water
to homes just does not exist.
Primary Years Programme
(PYP)
PYP Workshop
Our two-day workshop held last
week was successful, and the
majority of our teachers have
incorporated strategies and
tools in their delivery of lessons.
Additionally, at one of our team
(specialists and classroom
teachers) meetings this week,
teachers were able to collaborate on three PYP grade level
units using one of the strateOur art teachers have decided to do a project on plastic gies. They commented that the
oceans; to create an underwater mural. Students from process was very effective.
Pre-K-12 brought in plastic bottles, cups, covers, etc. to
As educators, we appreciated
create the mural. If you want to learn more about the
the opportunity to work with
topic, please check out the website:
each other and more importantwww.plasticoceans.net.
ly have an understanding of the
Many of our parents volunteer their time to speak to our other disciplines. The general
students about specific topics, and we appreciate their
consensus was that the twoexpertise. For example, Mr. Elliott presented to our fifth day workshop was productive,
graders information on Energy, about the importance of meaningful, relevant and chaloil with reference to Trinidad. The students were inquir- lenging.
ers.
Angela Shahien (PYP CoordinaWe encourage parents to participate in our PYP units.
tor)
We look forward to seeing you at the International Week
Opening Ceremony on Monday, October 22nd at 12:45 PYP Words for this month:
p.m.
 Open-minded
Have a great weekend!
 Tolerance
 Cooperation
Regards,
Discuss the watch words for this
month with your child. We are
Suzette Julien
practicing the words daily at school.
Elementary Principal
CALENDAR
WordMasters Challenge is
an exercise in critical thinking, which first encourages
students to become familiar
with a set of interesting new
words (sometimes harder
than grade level), and then
challenges them to use
those words to complete analogies expressing various kinds of
logical relationships. Parents can help students learn the meanings of their words and consider possible analogies based on these
words.
October 22
Opening Ceremony @ 12:45p.m.
October 22-26
October 27
International Week
Food Fair
November 13
Divali—Public Holiday
November 23
November 28
Reports distributed
ES Parent Conferences( early dismissal at Your classroom teachers will be sending information home soon!
11:30 a.m.)
There are three challenges held throughout the year for students
in grades three through five. The first challenge will be held on
December 10th. Additionally, the students receive their word list
two weeks prior to the test.
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International
Week at ISPS
ISPS Celebrates the UN Year
of
Water Cooperation 2013
“I encourage UNESCO’s Member
States to take full advantage of this
opportunity, and to assist in ensuring
that this particular United Nations
Year is a successful and memorable
365-day event.”
Irina Bokova
Director-General, UNESCO
In December 2010, the United Nations
General Assembly declared 2013 as
the United Nations International Year
of Water Cooperation. In the resolution the General Assembly expresses
its concern by the slow and uneven
progress in achieving the goal of halving the proportion of the population
without sustainable access to safe
drinking water and basic sanitation,
while global climate change and other
challenges seriously affect water
quantity and quality.
UN-Water has called upon UNESCO to
lead the 2013 United Nations International Year on Water Cooperation,
because of the Organization’s unique
multidisciplinary approach which
blends the natural and social sciences,
education, culture and communication. Given the intrinsic nature of water as a transversal and universal element, the United Nations International Year on Water Cooperation naturally would embrace and touch upon all
these aspects.
What is Water Cooperation?
The resolution emphasizes that water
is critical for sustainable development, including environmental integrity and the eradication of poverty
and hunger, and is indispensable for
human health and well-being, and
central to achieving the Millennium
Development Goals. The objective of
this International Year is to raise
awareness, both on the potential for
increased cooperation, and on the
challenges facing water management
in light of the increase in demand for
water access, allocation and services.
The Year will highlight the history of
successful water cooperation initiatives, as well as identify burning issues
on water education, water diplomacy,
trans-boundary water management,
financing cooperation, national/international legal frameworks,
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and the linkages with the Millennium
Development Goals. It also will provide an opportunity to capitalize on
the momentum created at the United
Nations Conference on Sustainable
Development (Rio+20), and to support the formulation of new objectives that will contribute towards developing water resources that are truly sustainable
Here at ISPS this message from the
United Nations will be highlighted at
the Opening Ceremony of our International Week celebrations on Monday
October 22th at 12:45 in the school’s
gymnasium. All of our community is
invited to be a part of this special occasion. Our community is invited to
wear traditional wear on this day and
we all especially look forward to the
Parade of ISPS Nations as we start this
highly anticipated week.
Also mark your diaries and purchase
your tickets early for the culminating
celebrations, the PTO Food Festival on
Saturday 27th October. It promises to
be once again, an event to remember!
J. Fung Kee Fung, International Week
Coordinator
Dress Code for International Week
To highlight the diverse nature of ISPS and emphasize the
Wed 24th:
message of the United Nations, our school community is en- Thurs 25st:
couraged to wear Traditional Dress on ANY day of this week.
However, we do recognize that many of our students do not
have this dress and, therefore, each day of the week is designated a theme to encourage school wide participation and
Fri 26th:
heighten interest in the goals of the UN. The spirit of Inter
national Week is enhanced with the participation of all.
“Water Day” - clothing in all shades of blue.
“Cooperatives’ Day”: - A T-shirt that shows cooperation, various clubs within the school, department jerseys, football jersey, basically any
team T-Shirt.
Flag Day– (Wear a T-Shirt Day )– It must have the
name of a country and/or a flag.
Please note: If our students do not have the designated
Mon 22nd: Traditional Wear from your own, or any other
wear for a specific day or a traditional outfit from their own
country.
nation or a country they wish to visit, they should wear their
Tues 23rd: Colours of Host Nation’s Flag – “Trini”colours i.e. regular school uniform.
red, black and white. Full outfit must be in one or
all of these colours.
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CAIMAN ATHLETICS NEWS
SWIMMING :
The Caribbean Cross Training NonCompetitive Swim Meet took place on
Saturday 13th October at the Flying Fish
Pool in Federation Park. Ms. Allison
Johnson was the coordinator of the
ISPS participants.
10 students participated:
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Marie Gabastou
Thomas Taylor Cross
Freddie Taylor- Cross
Fergus Elliott
Sachet Chuckaree- Hopkins
Jerry Li
Rosalyn Elliot
Ella Taylor- Cross
Daniyelle Bennett
Masimillaino de Cola
RUGBY :
The Caimans started their 2012 campaign in the National Secondary
Schools Rugby League on Tuesday
afternoon against St Anthon’s College.
CAIMANS GIRLS’ VOLLEY
BALL
Caimans have Heart!
On Monday afternoon the Caimans
girls’ volleyball team had a scheduled
game against St. Andrew’s College.
After playing two very uneven sets,
winning 25-4 and 25-5, the Caimans
Here are the results:
Girls 8 & Under:
Freestyle (25th out of 51); Kick race
with board (41st out of 50) - Marie
Boys 8 & Under:
Freestyle (21 participants) - Thomas
(19th), Freddie (31st), Fergus (41st)
Kick with board (55 participants) - Freddie (29th), Fergus (47th), Thomas
(38th)
Boys 9-10:
Freestyle (30 participants) - Sachet
(26th), Jerry Li (30th)
Kicks with board (30 participants Sachet (23rd)
Breaststroke (15 participants) Daniyelle (6th), Ella (7th), Rosalyn
(11th)
Butterfly (8 participants) - Daniyelle
(1st), Rosalyn (6th)
Special thanks to Nadia Chuckaree.
She supervised the kids while Allison
took them to the holding bay and ensured that they participated in all their
races.
A huge THANK YOU and Congratulations to Allison and Nadia and the little
Caimans!!!!
Girls 9-10:
Freestyle (21 participants) - Daniyelle
(4th), Rosalyn (21st), Ella (14th)
After a nervous start the Caimans took
charge with a try from Diego Morales.
Captain Guillermo Racero converted
and later scored a try to end the game
12 to 7 for a Caimans win over the
Tigers.
Royal College on Tuesday 30th October.
The game will begin at 3:15pm at the
Queen’s Park Savannah, opposite the
President’s residence.
Congratulations Caimans and Good
Luck!!!
The Caimans will next play Queen’s
decided to spend the rest of their time
coaching the St. Andrews girls on some
passing techniques. The girls from
both schools partnered up and both
gained confidence in their skills
through a student-mentor relationship.
Once their assurance and passing improved, the girls mixed schools and
played 4-4 Queen of the Court. Their
comradely laughter and cheers
CAISSA:
Ecuador (November 7th to 11th).
Our teams are in the final stages of
their preparation for CAISSA 2012 in
The girls have been very impressive in
their friendly games against Holy Name
Kicks with board (19 participants) Rosalyn (1st), Ella (3rd), Daniyelle (4th)
throughout the games was contagious!
The coaches from St. Andrew’s were so
pleased to see their players so relaxed
and having fun, and our Caimans girls
gained a great deal more respect as
athletes from their spectators. True
athleticism and Caiman heart was intrinsically displayed that afternoon, as
well as ISPS confidence, excellence,
and integrity. GO CAIMANS!
Convent, St Anthony’s College, and
Providence. They have won all their
games and keep improving. Team spirit is very high and Coach V is very
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optimistic about their chances at CAISSA.
Three more friendly games are carded
before the big tournament so the team
will be well prepared to take on AC,
ECA and CMS. We play Maple Leaf on
Tuesday 23rd in our Gym at 3:30pm.
Come on out and support our team.
Our boys have also been hard at work
preparing for the tournament. This
team is the best we have had in years
with a mix of young, talented and skilful players. These students are very
responsible, respectful and coachable.
The entire coaching staff is very excited
Middle School Sports program:
From Monday 22nd October Middle
School students (Grades 6-8) will have
the opportunity to participate in Boys
Basketball, Girls Soccer and Rugby
(please see schedule).
All interested students should come
out to practice sessions to improve
their skills, develop their fitness and
compete.
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and know that they will be excellent
ambassadors for ISPS.
Good Luck Teams!!
Ashmir Ali
Athletic Director
Training Schedules for Middle School
Season 1
October to November
Time
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
2:303:30
MS Girls Soccer
(K. Browne)
MS Boys Basketball
(Sprott, Lue
Shue)
2:304:00
Rugby
(J. Arismandes)
MS Girls Soccer
(T. Joseph)
3:305:00
Rugby
(J. Arismandes)
MS Girls Soccer
(K. Browne)
MS Boys Basketball
(Sprott)
Rugby
(J. Arismandes)
MS Boys Basketball
(Sprott)
MIDDLE SCHOOL
Hello Middle School Parents,
We have had a very productive two weeks as a Middle
School and ISPS community of learners.
PowerSchool Parent Portal is Now Open for Middle and
High School: The Middle School and High School have
opened the Parent Portal to PowerSchool. It took a while to
work the “bugs” out of the system but we now up and running. The specific login information was sent home on Wed.
Oct. 17. Please log in to check your students grades, course
information, and other information. Improving parent ability to help their children with their learning is a high priority
for us. Opening the Parent Portal is just the first step. If
there are glitches in your child's specific grade book, please
let our teachers know so they can fix the problem.
Individual Student MAP Assessment Results Went Home:
Our students did a great job on the MAP assessment. We
sent home the individual reports on Wed. Oct. 17. Please
visit the www.nwea.org site MAP Parent Tool Kit and for
more information on the MAP and ways to help your child.
http://www.nwea.org/sites/www.nwea.org/files/resources/
ParentToolkit.pdf
Middle and High School Professional Development at ISPS:
We had two great days collaborating with the high school
teachers on improving our instruction and planning. We
focused on Setting Instructional Outcomes; Designing Coherent Instruction; Designing Student Assessments (Qualitative
Rubrics); and Using Questioning /Prompts and Discussion.
Our professional development is based on Charlotte Danielson's work. Her rubric is viewed world-wide as the most
powerful evaluation and professional development tool for
teaching and learning. For specifics please visit:
http://usny.nysed.gov/rttt/teachersleaders/practicerubrics/Docs/Teachscape_Rubric.pdf
Organized Sports for ISPS Middle School Students: We have
great news for Middle School students who are interested
in after school organized sports. Each sport will meet 3
times a week and have friendly competitions with other
teams every two weeks. We will have team jerseys and
compete in regional tournaments where possible. A special
thank you to Ashmir Ali, our coaches, and Mark Lee. Without their support, our students would not have this great
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opportunity. For Season 1, the following sports will be available. Season 2 and 3 will be announced as we work out the
specific details and logistics of each season.
Season 1: August to November
Rugby (two hand touch)
Boys Basketball
Girls Soccer
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Thank you all for your continued support and please have a
great conversation with your child about the above topics,
what they are learning at ISPS, and how they are doing in
each of their classes using PowerSchool Parent Portal grade
book as a reference point.
Sincerely,
We have amazing student athletes at ISPS, and our program
will only be as strong as our students’, parents’, and school’s
support of the program. We hope to build our programs and
have our students experience the physical, social, and psychological benefits of being on an organized sports team.
We are looking forward to seeing our students in team colors supporting one another as they embrace our school spirit. More specific details will come regarding the logistics of
joining the ISPS Middle School teams. Thank you all for your
continued support and please have your child join one or
more of our after-school sports programs.
Josh Zarling
Principal
Important Up Coming Dates:
Oct 22-26: International Week
Oct. 26: End of Quarter 1 for Middle and High School
(Summative Reports Sent Home Nov. 2)
Oct 27: PTO International Food Festival (Come Hungry, Leave
Sluggish. You can exercise later)
Library Corner
By Debbie Jacob
Hello Everyone,
COME AND SHARE STORIES FROM YOUR CULTURE
Next week is International Week, and the ISPS Library celebrates this event by inviting parents to share their cultural
experiences in literature with our students. Parents are invited to read or tell folklore or traditional stories from their culture during our library periods. Please call Nicha, Ijanaya or
me on extension 125 or 126 if you are interested in participating in this library event.
Also from the beginning of November I am offering "Reading
for the SATs" as an after-school activity. The College Board
says that Secondary School students should be reading 1/2
hour a day, and that students should be reading 25 books a
year to do well on the SAT's and in university. Reading helps
students to develop the comprehension skills and analytical
skills they need for academic success and life. We will meet
after school on a Wednesday or Thursday.
Enjoy the weekend.
Vanda Gomes R.N. R.M.
School Nurse
READING FOR THE SAT's
Have a great International Week.
This week I again saw many students with flu like symptoms.
Remember Monday 22nd October is the last day to pay for
your flu shot. Anyone who is allergic to eggs cannot take
the flu shot. The cost is $60.00 each and cheques should be
made payable to: The International School of Port of Spain.
Your IFF Eco Bags are now
available in assorted colours.
Only $20.
Please get yours early. Available at
the front desk.
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Modern Languages Department
Throughout the year, not only during International Week, the they learn about these icons, but they had to write and present the information in an interesting and attractive form.
Modern Languages Department uses culture not only as a
vehicle to teach language, but as an important content area.
Standard 4 in our curriculum, which closely follows the ACTFL
Standards (American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Language), states the following:
Standard 4 Understand traditional ideas and perspectives, institutions,
professions, literary and artistic expressions, and other com
ponents of the target culture.
In the High School this Quarter we have had a number of activities to enhance the students’ knowledge and appreciation AP Spanish had a session making Empanadas Colombianas
and had to give oral instructions and write the recipe.
of Spanish-speaking cultures.
Spanish 2 made Tortilla de Patatas (Spanish Omlette) and
Spanish 3 students saw the Cuban movie Habanastation dur- learned the related food and cooking vocabulary. After their
ing the TTFilm Festival which gave them a child’s eye view of hard work in the kitchen they had a good time tasting their
daily life in La Habana and also the opportunity to hone their tortillas.
listening skills. In addition, they worked on writing skills as
they had to write a synopsis of the plot. The students enjoyed Receta para Tortilla de Patatas
No doubt about it, the Tortilla Espanola or Spanish Omelet is
the film and found that it certainly opened their eyes to the
the most commonly served dish in Spain. It is also
presence of a movie industry outside Hollywood.
called Tortilla de Patata or Potato Omelet. Bars and cafés
serve it as a tapa or appetizer, but it is often served as a light
dinner in Spanish homes. Because it is easy to transport, the
Spanish make bocadillos or sandwiches by placing a piece
between two pieces of a baguette.
Ingredients:
6-7 medium potatoes, peeled
1 whole yellow onion
5-6 large eggs
2-3 cups of olive oil for pan frying
Salt to taste
Mayito and his friend Carlitos.
Spanish 4 researched and presented PowerPoint presentations on famous Latinos like Gustavo Dudamel, Isabel Allende, Gabriel Garcia Marquez and Fidel Castro. Not only did
Peel and cut the potatoes. Slice the potato in pieces approximately 1/8" thick.
Peel and chop the onion into 1/4" pieces. Put potatoes and
onions into a bowl and mix them together. Salt the mixture.
In a large, heavy, non-stick frying pan, heat the olive oil on
medium high heat. Carefully place the potato and onion mixture into the frying pan, spreading them evenly over the surface. The oil should almost cover the potatoes.
Leave in pan until the potatoes are cooked. Remove from the
pan with a slotted spoon or spatula and allow oil to drain.
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Receta para Tortilla de Patatas
Crack the eggs into a large mixing bowl and beat by hand with
a whisk or fork. P our in the potato onion mixture. Mix together with a large spoon.
Pour 1-2 Tbsp of olive oil into a small, non-stick frying pan
(aprox. 9-10”) and heat on medium heat.
When hot, stir the potato onion mixture once more and
“pour” into the pan and spread out evenly. Allow the egg to
cook around the edges.
When the mixture has browned on the bottom, you are ready
to turn it over to cook the other side. Take the frying pan to a
sink. Place a large dinner plate (12”) upside down over the
frying pan. With one hand on the frying pan handle and the
other on top of the plate to hold it steady, quickly turn the
frying pan over and the omelet will “fall” onto the plate.
Place the frying pan back on the range and put just enough oil
to cover the bottom and sides of the pan. Let the pan warm
for 30 seconds or so. Now slide the omelet into the frying
pan. Use the spatula to shape the sides of the omelet.
By Adrienne De Boucher
ICT Coordinator
What is Twitter?
Twitter is a free service that lets you
keep in touch with the entire world
through the exchange of quick, frequent
answers to one simple question: “What
are you doing?”
Let the omelet cook for 3-4 minutes. Turn the heat off and let
the tortilla sit in the pan for 2 minutes.
Slide the omelet onto a plate to serve.
¡Buen Provecho!
Rebecca Tompsett
AP Spanish students enjoying their empanadas de
carne
PARENT’S GUIDE TO TWITTER
teacher today.” Using the @symbol is a logue between parents and teachers on
way of linking to another Twitter user.
a variety of topics.
FOLLOWERS - The list of Twitter users
who follow your tweets.
RETWEET - When you re-post a tweet
from another user because you want
your followers to see it too. For example, “RT@Edutopia: A Parent’s Guide to
21st Century Learning”.
Twitter is a free tool for reading and
engaging in multiple conversations in
real-time. You can follow individuals,
news, organizations, businesses and
more for valuable education and par#HASHTAG - A topic with the #symbol in
enting resources and articles.
front of it such as #ptchat or #parents.
Hashtags make it easy to follow specific
Join the conversation by following
Edutopia at www.twitter.com/edutopia topics, events, or trends. By clicking on
a hashtag, you see all the tweets public
users are sharing about that specific
Key Terms:
TWEET - A 140 character statement. topic.
This can include @mentions, #hashtags,
There are many educational hashtag
RT retweets and links to websites.
chats occurring each week on Twitter.
@MENTION - When you reply to some- Parent-Teacher Chat or #PTchat is a
one else’s tweet or mention another hashtag chat designed especially for
Twitter user, put the @symbol in front parents and teachers around the world.
of their username. For example, “I’m The goal of the weekly chat is to encourexcited to conference with my child’s age a transparent and collaborative diaISPS WEEKLY NEWSLETTER
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Hashtags for Parents / Teachers
#ptchat
#parents
#parenting
#edchat
#teachers
#preschool
#cyberbullying
#gifted
#autism
#homeschool
#elemchat
#edtech
#toddlers
#6thchat
#education
#edchat
#kinderchat
#teaching
Join the #PTchat conversation on
Wednesday nights at 9PM ES by typing
“#ptchat” into the Twitter search bar.
Web tools like Teeetdeck, Tweetchat or
Twitterfall are also helpful for chats.
Copyright © 2012 Joe Mazza. Used with permission.
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To All Trini Families:
October 27, 2012
11am - 2pm
Please remember to send your $200TT donation towards food,
decorations and performances for our booth.
Donations should be put in an envelope labelled "Trinidad Booth & Your
Name and left with Hazel at Reception.
Purchase your tickets early ~
The Trini Booth will have scrumptious food and exciting performances
planned in recognition of our 50th Anniversary of Independence.
For further details or if you would like to offer any assistance,
please email our Booth Coordinator, Karina Scott
([email protected])
GET YOUR IFF TICKETS
NOW!!!
Your IFF Eco Bags are now available in
assorted colours.
Only $20
On sale at the Front Desk, Ms. Hazel
Adults-$150.00;
Students-$75.00;
4 years and under free.
Please get yours early.
Available at the front
desk.
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Dates for your Diary
tions, 12:45pm, gymnasium
October
20
PSAT, 8:00am-12:30pm
22-26
International Week
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Opening Ceremony, - Parade of Na-
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ACT Test, 7:00am - 2:00pm
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University Information Evening, 6:308:30pm, Auditorium
November
2
MS/HS Q1 Report Cards
26
End of Q1
3
SAT Test, 8:00am-2:00pm
27
International Food Festival
7-11
CAISSA, Ecuador @ Academia Coto-
Cafeteria Menu: October 22-26, 2012
Everyday there will be a set menu at a fixed cost (Table d’hôte) and some days may have an À la carte menu where items are
priced individually
MONDAY 22ND
GEERA CHICKEN, TANDOORI FISH, CURRIED POTATOES, SNOWFLAKE RICE, PUMPKIN
CHOKA, DHAL, POMMECEYTHERE CHUTNEY, CUCUMBER SALAD, FRESH FRUIT JUICE
TUESDAY 23RD
SPAGHETTI BOLOGNAISE, GARLIC BREAD, CAESAR SALAD, FRESH FRUIT JUICE
WEDNESDAY 24TH
BREAKFAST FOR LUNCH:- BAGELS/CREAM CHEESE, PANCAKES/MAPLE SYRUP,
FRENCH TOAST, BREAD ROLLS, EGGS, BACON, COCONUT BAKE/SALTFISH BULJOL,
SAUSAGES, HAM, FRESH FRUIT MUFFINS, CEREAL, CHEESE, CUT FRUITS, YOGURT,
JAM/BUTTER (A LA CARTE)
OCHRO RICE WITH PIGTAILS, WATER CRESS AND TOMATO SALAD,FRESH FRUIT JUICE
(TABLE 'D' HOTE)
THURSDAY 25TH
OLD FASHIONED FRIED CHICKEN, FISH ORLY/TARTAR SAUCE, CREAMED POTATOES,
BROCCOLI, TOSSED SALAD, FRESH FRUIT JUICE
FRIDAY 26TH
BARBECUE RIBS, BARBECUE FISH, BARBECUE CHICKEN, SAVOURY RICE, PASTA SALAD,
GREEN SALAD, FRESH FRUIT JUICE
Breakfast available from 6:30am!
Prices for Lunch: VAT INCLUSIVE (Table d’hôte)- Fixed Menu:
Small: $23.00
Large: $28.75
Prices for (A la Carte Menu) : VAT INCLUSIVE:
Beef Sub:$16.10(sm) $19.55(m) Chicken Sub:$14.95(sm) $17.25(m) Meatball Sub:$16.10(sm) $19.55(m)
Bake & Shark: $20.00 French Fries: $9.20 Regular Juices: $4.60(m) $9.20(l)
Note: Vegetarian meals are available upon request. Students & Staff who suffer from allergies or have dietary requirements, please let the café
know in advance so that they can try to facilitate you.
***Freshly baked bread will be on sale in the café every Friday afternoon***
DAILY A LA CARTE MENU
TUNA SANDWICH
BLT
HAM & CHEESE
$13.80
$16.10
$13.00
CHEESE SANDWICH
TURKEY SANDWICH
CHEF’S SALAD
TUNA SALAD
$10.35
$18.40
$28.30
$26.00
CHICKEN SANDWICH
HAM
CHICKEN SALAD
$13.80
$12.65
$28.30
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