Some exciting things are coming to OLPH next year. Check out our website olph.eics.ab.ca and visit us for our open house on February 29 to find out more! #Cogito #Enrichment #AP #ClassicalEd

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Be sure to check out the jr. high Art Option’s « Dragon Eyes » project at École OLPH’s Open House on Thursday, Feb. 29th!

The EICS French Immersion students had a wonderful opportunity to celebrate the Solemnity of Saint Joseph at OLPH Church in French.#EICS

Charlene Tootoosis shared her knowledge of the Cree language with many students today. #EICS

Grade 7/8 Art Option students have been busy creating clusters of blueberries in their watercolor study. Well done!#EICS

Spring Tea and Silver Birch and the Linking Generations students! Tuesday afternoon was spent sharing stories and challenging each other to a close game of Jeopardy. Celebrating unity! #EICS#GLOW#ECOLEOLPH

Spring Tea with Cloverbar Lodge and Linking Generations! Students and seniors spent a lively afternoon sipping tea, nibbling dainties, and challenging each other to a rousing game of Jeopardy. What great community connection!@EICSGlow#LinkingGenerations

Impressionistic Landscape Collages- ART 7/8 option- working with values.#EICSGlow

Learning watercolour technique in grade 6 art class today! #gloweics

It’s mandala time! Art Option 7/8 were busy designing their own unique dot designs. They turned out pretty good!#EICSGLOW

Day 1- Grade 8 Voyage Quebec- After a full day of flying, it felt good to stretch our legs and visit some iconic sites!

Day 2- Ottawa- so many sites and sights to behold. We had lots of walking, but the kids were troopers.

Day 3- ugh! Montreal traffic is awful! However, we still made it…a bit!

Day 4- Montreal- 28,000 steps and counting! What a hot, humid but fulfilling day.

La cabane sucre- the Sugar Shack!

Joining the British Infantry

Day 5- Grosse Île, Quebec- An Incredible Canadian Historical Site about Immigration and the Irish Tragedy of 1847.

Grosse Île- Part II-

And…it’s done!!! Merci beaucoup to all the students who saved Mme Gagnon from many trips to the County Clothesline by “relieving” her of all her treasures! $79.35 was raised for next year’s Voyage Quebec!