Friday, 24 April 2009: Blaze

Friday, 24 april 2009
Weishan Road,
Shuanggang, Jinan District
Tianjin 300350 P.R.China
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Fax: 86 22 28592007
Email: info@istianjin.net
www.istianjin.org
Dear Parents and Students,

On Tuesday this week the school sent home ‘Intent to Return to IST for THIS WEEK IN BLAZE
the Following School Year’ forms. I very much appreciate that for many
parents this is not an easy question to answer due to the uncertainty of
the current world economy and nature of individual contracts and com-
pany arrangements. Nevertheless it is vitally important for the school to Director’s Note
develop as accurate a picture as possible of what enrolment in the
school is likely to look like for the coming school year. Significant swings
in enrolment obviously have a very big impact on school finances and on Notices
staffing. I ask therefore that you please complete this form and return it
to school as soon as possible. If you really do not know your plans Library
please check the ‘Undecided’ option. If you are leaving please consider
providing a reason so that we can better understand the enrolment and
departure patterns. Thank you very much for your attention to this im- Grade 10 TNL
portant request.
A small reminder that the school ‘Sports Day’ scheduled on your IST Grade 5 Exhibition
Events Calendars for next Friday has been rescheduled to May 23.
Wednesday, April 22 was Earth Day and students, teachers, support Excursion to TRIS
staff and parents were engaged in a wide variety of environmentally
relevant and engaging learning experiences. I would like to thank our
community for their strong support of all efforts that our school and
Earth Day n’ the IB
community makes to educate and better preserve our precious planet learner profile
and remind you to remind your children that ‘Every day is Earth Day’
and each and every small action makes a difference. I would also like to
give a special thank you to the community members involved in plan- Sports Brief
ning this wonderful day for our students.
Each Spring the adults in our school community are treated to a very Dairy Dates
special event – the annual PFO fundraiser. This year will be no exception
with the PFO having worked tirelessly over recent months to plan and
prepare a wonderful evening for us all to enjoy. I very much look for-
Sports Dates
ward to seeing you all tomorrow evening for ‘The Roaring 20s’ dinner
and dance and on behalf of us all thank the PFO for the many, many PFO News
hours of work that they have put into what promises to be a spectacular
evening.
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Warm regards,
Weekly Menu
Steve Moody, Director.
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International school of Tianjin newsletter FRIDAY, 24 APRIL 2009
NOTICES - REMINDERS - ANNOUNCEMENTS
ISCOT Elementary Soccer Tournament ( Grade 3-5 )

Dear Parents and Students,
On Saturday, April 25, IST are hosting the annual ISCOT Elementary Grades 3 - 5 Soccer tourna-
ment. We will be fielding two boys teams and a girls team. If you would like to come and cheer
our students, games start at 10.00am and will run until approximately 2.00pm.
Grade 5 Exhibition Bake Sale

Saturday April 25, 10:30am to 1:30pm
Near the Running Track
Cakes, Snacks, Drinks – cheap prices
Please support the planting of new trees on our school campus.
Grade 2 Complementary Color Art Display
Hi Grade 2 Parents!
Please stop by the school and check out your child complementary color painting. Your student will take you to
the painting and be able to tell you what complementary color are and how they created their painting.
Remember to encourage your child to be creative each day!
Ms Long, Elementary Art Teacher
Thursday Night Live presents

DRAMA SHORTS NOTE: Some scenes in the
Slapstick Grade 10 Drama set
Mime
Mask
‘Pressures’ will contain adult
Chinese Opera themes and content. These
Teen Issues will be shown at the end of
Relationships the program. Parents with
Non-Naturalism
younger children may wish
Where: IST Cafeteria to wait in the foyer during
When: April 30th 7pm those scenes.
Free entry~ all Welcome
Complimentary Buses will run from Ao Cheng to IST
at 6pm and then after the show.
Read more about the Grade 10
Performance on page 3
DONT MISS IT!
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Weishan Road, Shuanggang Jinan District, Tianjin 300350 P.R.China
Tel: 86 22 28592001 Fax: 86 22 285920
Email: info@istianjion.net www.istianjin.org
This Week at the Library and Information Literacy Center

It's been a busy week as we all have been in preparation for EARTH DAY, and we have continued to focus
on Poetry Month and Poem in your Pocket on 30 April.
Perhaps parents would like to watch with their children ‘The man who planted trees’ by Jean Giono @
http://dotsub.com/view/2d7b8a37-4f64-4241-8019-642e965d124f
This lovely story is narrated in French and it has several translated subtitles, German, English, Chinese
(traditional), Spanish, Italian, etc. Unfortunately no Korean. Since earth day is in the air— a lovely piece to
share.
Grade 10 performance at this month’s Thursday Night Live on April 30th

This month’s Thursday Night Live is a Drama night! There has been lots of great work being developed by
Secondary Drama students, and we invite you to come and enjoy the fruits of their labor! There will be
Mask and Mime performances from Grades 7 and 8’s, an encore Slapstick performance from our own Grade
7 Marx Brothers gang, and some Non Naturalist scenes presented by Grade 9 students. There will also be
a Chinese Opera performed by Mu Rong’s Grade 9 Chinese class, as well as a short play exploring relation-
ships directed by Mr. Djorf Amirouche and involving Grade 10 students. Grade 10 Drama students are also
planning something special for audiences. Keep reading to find out what!
Grade 10 Drama students explore ‘Teen Pressures’:
As part of this month’s Thursday Night Live show, Grade 10 Drama students will be showcasing current
work that they have been doing based around the theme of Teen Pressure. The group has been working
on these scenes in their Drama classes, and all ideas and script development has been original work de-
signed by them, with help and guidance from Grade 10 Drama teacher, Miss Roberts.
Through a range of scenes the group of 8 students will explore some of the pertinent and sometimes un-
comfortable issues that are facing them as teens. The issues range from alcohol abuse and exam pressure
to teen sexual issues, and have been chosen specifically to reflect what the students feel are real pressures
that they face today. The scenes follow the same group of ‘Teens” through a series of real life situations
and events, and hopefully help to shed light on what teenagers here at IST and universally around the
world are going through as they grow and develop into young adults.
As there are some scenes involved in this work that do touch on issues relating to sex and alcohol use, they
will be scheduled in the show to go on stage at the end of the program. This will hopefully allow parents
with younger children who do not feel comfortable letting them watch these scenes to head to the library
or foyer area to wait for the show to finish. Ideally, these scenes are not designed to offend and have been
given very careful treatment by the students and teacher involved. However, we do recognize that this ma-
terial is not necessarily suitable for all ages, and we would like to provide the opportunity for parents to
choose what their younger children are able to watch or not watch.
We hope that everyone will come and see the wonderful range of acting abilities and talents that our sec-
ondary students have to offer us.
We look forward to seeing you on Thursday April 30th, starting at 7pm!
Don’t forget complimentary buses will run from Ao Cheng to IST at 6pm, and then return to
Ao Cheng at the end of the show.
Teen Act for Aids will sell refreshments.
Entry is FREE.
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Grade 5 Exhibition - by Philip Johnston and Gurkriti Singh
Greetings! Last week, we worked on and presented our research for Inquiry
point 3, which was about how groups and individuals involved with our issues
address them. At the moment, we are all working to fix the weaknesses in our
presentations while we are also working on our last Inquiry point - what our ac-
tions will be.
Last week we had the weekend to work on our presentations but Monday and
Tuesday were still very busy and our classrooms were
a mess. On Tuesday every group presented their findings on what actions indi-
viduals and groups take to address the issues and to make a difference in the
world. There was a lot of interesting information discussed in our presentations,
and several groups used ‘xtranormal’ to design animations to get their point
across. We are becoming more innovative and more IT savvy!
We have been through this process before and are now well
aware of what makes a good presentation. We still make mis-
takes, but we are probably more aware of them and we listen more when we are being
debriefed and take account of the changes we need to make next time.
We are all taking a deep breath and readying ourselves for the final push on to
May 5 – 8, the actual Exhibition. We are practicing the performance and are working
hard to get things right. The holiday break had set us back quite a lot and we still have
much to do to polish our performances. Grade 5’s actions involve getting money to
adopt an animal, posting a video, helping organize sports day, holding a movie night
and other actions. Once again a very big thank you to our mentor teachers.
Remember to come and see our Exhibition presentations from May 5-8. Wish us luck!
We hope you have a restful weekend.
The Grade Five Team
Student Excursion to TRIS performance of The Crucible

Grades 9 and 10, accompanied by Mr. MacKenzie, Miss Roberts, Mr. Quevedo, Ms Surridge, Mrs. Nathan and
Mrs. Nathan went to see a performance of The Crucible at TRIS on Tuesday 21st April. The show was held in
the auditorium, and it was obvious right from the start that the TRIS students had put a huge effort into their
work. The settings, costumes and characterization was very well executed, and was also accompanied by an
original live music score.
The Crucible is a very intense play. It was written by American playwright Arthur Miller and is “based on the
actual events that, in 1692, led to the Salem Witch Trials , a series of hearings before local magistrates to
prosecute over 150 people accused of witchcraft in colonial Massachusetts between February 1692 and May
1693. The play was written in the early 1950s as a response to McCarthyism , when the US government
blacklisted accused communists. Miller himself was to be questioned by the House of Representa-
tives' Committee on Un-American Activities in 1956 and convicted of contempt of Congress for failing to
identify others present at meetings he had attended.” <http://en.wikipedia.org> Historically this play has
been very significant, and it was strongly performed and cleverly interpreted by the students of TRIS.
The opportunity to attend and enjoy live theatre is something that students in Tianjin do not always have, so
it was a great chance for our students to appreciate the work, effort and artistry involved in staging such an
involved play. Congratulations to the teachers and students at TRIS!
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Earth Day and the IB Learner Profile

by Josianne Fitzgerald, PYP Coordinator
IST joined millions around the world to celebrate Earth Day on Wednesday, 22 April. Students honored
Earth Day in many different ways and all showcased the attributes of the IB Learner Profile.
Inquirers: Our students asked many questions about the environment and, more importantly, tried out
solutions to our problems. Inquirers do not just ask questions, they find out things. Our students will hope-
fully be the ones inventing the technology that will green our planet and keep it safe for generations to
come.
Thinkers: Our students participated in many simulations of environmental challenges around the world.
The ability to creatively solve problems is the mark of the international thinker and we all know that there
are many environmental problems that will require creative thinking on the part of all.
Communicators: Earth Day was first celebrated on 22 April 1970. It was first proposed by Gaylord Nel-
son, an American man who was concerned over the environment. He was able to communicate his vision of
a day when the world would come together to honor our planet, and this week, all the students at IST dis-
cussed their visions for a better world.
Principled: Every time a student chooses to place a piece of waste in a recycling bin, he or she is acting
in a principled manner. It is much easier to leave trash laying about and it can sometimes be quite incon-
venient to find that recycling basket. Still, we have many students at our school who on a daily basis bring
their recyclables from home. Every scrap of material we can recycle or reuse is a resource we are saving.
Open-minded: We all have our own ideas of what to do to save the planet. Students at IST listened to
each other and kept open minds about other people’s ideas and opinions on the environment.
Caring: In caring for our planet, we are caring for each other. IST students showed their caring for the
environment throughout Earth Week as they participated in the different theme days: Nature Appreciation
Day, No-Trash Lunch Day, Earth Day, Earth Poem Day and Earth Friendly Lunch Day.
Risk-takers: Students participated in a variety of activities led by IST teachers, teaching assistants and
staff. Many of the activities required students to try new things and to defend their actions. We must be
adventurous in our push to protect the planet. The “same old things” will not be enough if we are to ensure
a clean green planet.
Balanced: The different activities that were offered on Earth Day guaranteed that everyone was able to do
different things and consider many perspectives on the importance of being green.
Reflective: Earth Week has been a week to honor our planet and to consider the problems it faces. Each
one of our students reflected on what he or she personally does to make sure that the earth of tomorrow is
greener than that of today. May that spirit of reflection guide them into making every day Earth Day.
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By Captain Jae Ho Lee

Last Saturday, the IST Varsity soccer team took part in the ISAC
Sports BRIEF tournament at IST. After playing all the games for the ISAC league,
our school team had been seeded third so, we had to play against
the second seed team, DCB. We played really well in the first half;
Se Wong scored as a result of a great run through the middle.
Also there was a Jae Ho’s nice free kick near the penalty box, but the goalie made a good save. Satisfied with the
result of the first half, our team put even more effort into the game. Wonderful central midfielder in our team, Hong
Jae, didn’t miss the chance; he cut off the pass from the defender to goalie and scored comfortably. After that, even
though DCB scored one goal, we kept the score at 2-1, with solid teamwork. We could play in the final.
We met DSP, the German school, in the final, who beat HISB by 2-0 in the first game of the day. They have pretty
strong players, but we also have nice players. Therefore, without losing any confidence, we played the game. While
playing a very tight game, DSP scored the first goal with a rocket of a shot that hit the post and went in. It seemed
that we would lose our enthusiasm, but we never lost our hope of goals. Finally, with wonderful free-kick by Ha
Jong, the score became 1-1. We thought we were going to play extra-time like last year, but DSP scored a lucky goal
in the last minute of the game. Feeling hugely disappointed inside, IST could only get the 2nd place trophy.
On Thursday, IST boys’ and girls’ varsity teams will leave for Nanjing to have ACAMIS tournament for four days. I
hope both team will do their best and enjoy the last event of the soccer season in 2009.
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High School Girls Soccer Team
The IST high school girls’ soccer team played at the ISAC division 1 and 2
combined tournament, finishing 6th after some well played soccer on the
day. In the first game against WAB JV, the girls played to a 0-0 tie at half
time narrowly missing a goal on a partial breakaway clean shot wide of the
net by Ariel Lin in the opening minutes. In the middle of the second half,
the WAB JV girls scored a clean goal and converted another chance near
the end for the 2-0 final. The IST girls then played TIS in the 5th/6th game,
finishing the game tied 0-0, but losing on penalty kicks 2-1. It was a well-
played tournament for a much-improved IST girl’s team.
The roster included: Manon, Emilie, Serena, Marcela, Kathleen, Anna, Hye
Yeon, Jeong Won, Janey, Ibuki, Sae Mi, Olivia, Samantha, and Ariel.
Best of luck to the girls team as they travel to Nanjing to play at the
ACAMIS Division 1 Soccer Tournament this weekend.
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Diary Dates
23, 24, 25, 26 April

ACAMIS MID School Cult’l Conv’n
Tue 28, April
Sec Students Council Elections
Wed 29, April
PFO Committee Meeting
Thurs 30, April
Thursday Night Live
Get Fit your way in May—fitness
event for Elem
Fri 1, May — May Day Holiday
4-21, May
IB Diploma Final Exams
Wed 6, 2009
PFO meeting
Mon 11, May
Elem & Sec End of Semester
ESL End of Yr Assessments &
Exams
Fri 15, Sat 16, May
Chinese Staff PD
Sat 23, May
Sports Day
Wed 27, May
MYP Personal project Exhibition
PFO Committee Meeting
28 May, 2009
Thursday Night Live
SPORTS DATES 29 May, 2009
Secondary Spring Formal
Go ACAMIS! GO ISAC-Beijing/Tianjin! GO IST!
Thurs - Sun
April 23-26 ACAMIS Division 1 Soccer Tournament at NIS
Sat. April 25 ISCOT Grade 3-5 Elementary Soccer Tournament @ IST
Sat. May 9 ISAC MS BB Tournaments: U13B @ WAB, U13G @ ISB, U14B @ TIS, U14G @ IST, U12B @ BCIS by BISS
Fri May 15 Elementary Track and Field @ WAB, 2:00 p.m.- 6:00 p.m.
Go Blaze!!
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PFO NEWS
• The PFO Spring Fundraiser Dance is this Saturday, April 25th at the Hotel Nikko Tianjin. That’s
tomorrow! Our theme this year is "The Roaring Twenties!" Do your best Al Capone impression as every-
one relives the 1920’s. Luckily, prohibition will not be in effect, as there will be a free flow of beer throughout
the night. Tickets can now be ordered from Marianne Hindson (150-226-18040) or Sarah Wong (138-201-
03960) at a cost of 250 RMB/person. If you have in mind a table of 10 that you would like to block off,
please see Marianne or Sarah ASAP to get a good table! You can also contact Frances Tschoepel (Chinese/
German) at 138-209-13949, Joku Bouteiller (French) at 139-020-48887 or Eun Joo Park (Korean) at 136-521-
09269 for tickets. Depending upon availability, there may be some tickets left to sell at the door. But don’t
leave that to chance and order today!
• Our teachers have been busy with our children creating special and unique items to put up for auction or
raffle! Elementary students are donating an animal print tablecloth, an animal print quilt, a slide film of self
portraits, 3 genuine picture frames created for and as seen in Character Matters, a framed picture of Kinder-
garten in the Roaring Twenties, a framed picture of the Astor Hotel in Tianjin, a hand print quilt, a collage,
and placemats based on abstract designs using pastels and heat laminated effects. Secondary students are
donating a signed picture book and poster from the King and I. They are also setting up a fun fundraiser
stand called the “Chopsticks Master Challenge.” This is a simple game to see how good people are at picking
up ping pong balls in water with chopsticks. A donation of 10 RMB per person will be asked to participate in
this entertaining game.
• Individuals from our school community have also pledged to donate items for auction or raffle. Jim Gour-
ley is going to donate a framed photograph. A toiletries gift set has also been donated. The Johnston family
has promised to donate both a gourmet cooking basket and a wine connoisseur basket. Grade 5 student
Kaitlyn Wong has donated a certificate redeemable for a personal baking class for 3 children Grades 2 and
up. She will teach them how to bake her delicious cake and cookies at her home. The TLC (Tianjin Ladies
Cooking) Group has generously donated a certificate redeemable for a 5 course dinner for 6 people. The TLC
Group will prepare and serve this delicious home-made dinner in your home.
• Various local businesses have pledged donations for the occasion. The Hotel Nikko Tianjin has do-
nated gift vouchers for one night weekend stays for two people including breakfast in their executive, deluxe,
and superior rooms. In addition, the Nikko has donated numerous gift and discount vouchers. These include
15%, 20%, and 50% discounts for buffet lunch or Sunday brunch in their Spectrum restaurant, Tao Li Chi-
nese restaurant, Ten Yo Japanese Restaurant, a discount for an all night Happy Hour in the Mizu Bar or
Lobby Lounge, and a 50% discount for one cake in Streets Deli. The Radisson Plaza Hotel Tianjin has do-
nated a gift voucher for a full weekend stay and buffet breakfast for 2 people. Teresa Wine has pledged to
donate 15% from the sales revenue on the night of the ball. The Hilton Hotel in Beijing has donated a 1
night King Deluxe room paired with a dinner for 2 from Omega Products. Omega Products has also donated
some bottles of Blue Label Johnnie Walker liquor. Restaurants Din Tai Fung, Parkway Thai Steamboat Res-
taurant, and Zhuang Ji Parkway Cantonese Cuisine have donated various gift certificates as well.
• The next PFO Parent Meeting will be held at 8:30am in the cafeteria on Wednesday, May 6th. Bus
transportation will be provided from Ao Cheng at 8:00 a.m. to transfer parents to the school. In addition, a
bus will leave the school at approximately 10:30 a.m. to transport parents back to Ao Cheng. We hope to see
you there!
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Contribution: Gill Penny
Chengdu, in Sichuan, is a great place to visit. You can fly there direct from Tianjin and is about a 2 1/2
hour flight. There are lots of temples and parks to visit but a highlight is sitting in an outdoor tea house and
sipping an endless supply of tea. You can even have your ears cleaned while you drink your tea! There is a
lovely park called Renmin Park, full of people singing, dancing, plying musical instruments and it has a huge tea
house. You can also visit Giant Pandas at the Breeding Research Center as well as shop in the Tibetan area for
Tibetan prayer wheels or fabrics, or on Jin Li street for modern souvenirs. There is a great antique market
where you can buy anything from antique Tibetan rugs to brass door handles. Chengdu also has wonderful
spicy Sichuan hot pot restaurants as well as great street food and some very good western restaurants.
Chengdu gets quite hot and humid in the summer but is very pleasant in Spring and Autumn.
View my photos:
https://cid-d8165529b6d7b216.skydrive.live.com/browse.aspx/Chengdu,%20Sichuan%20July%202007?ct=photos
https://cid-d8165529b6d7b216.skydrive.live.com/browse.aspx/Chengdu,%20April%202007?ct=photos
https://cid-d8165529b6d7b216.skydrive.live.com/browse.aspx/Pandas%20in%20Chengdu?ct=photos (Pandas)
https://cid-d8165529b6d7b216.skydrive.live.com/browse.aspx/Chengdu,%20June%2004?ct=photos
http://www.flickr.com/photos/gillpenney/sets/72157616503124956/
Jiuzhaigou and Huanglong: From Chengdu you can fly up to Jiuzhaigou and Huanglong. These are
national parks of outstanding beauty. Although the parks gets thousands of visitors, you can walk along trails
where you don't see anyone, as most people stick to the road and to riding the eco-friendly buses. I went there
one April when the weather changed from warm sunshine to snow in the space of a few hours. Autumn would
be beautiful with leaves changing colors. You may need to check with your travel agent if they are open to for-
eigners at the time of travel.
View my photos:
https://cid-d8165529b6d7b216.skydrive.live.com/browse.aspx/Jiuzhaigou%20%7C0%20Huanglong,%20Sichuan,%
20China?ct=photos
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●Protein ●Cooked Fruit or Vegetables
●Milk product(Calcium) ●Soup
●Starch
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

27/4/2009 28/4/2009 29/4/2009 30/4/2009 1/5/2009
Fruit Salad Garden Salad Potato Salad Shredded Veg Salad

(pineapple,apple,orange)
(pineapple,apple,orange) (lettuce,tomato,cucum
(lettuce,tomato,cucumber,carrot)
ber,carrot) (potato,cucumber,carrot)
(potato,cucumber,carrot) (olive,cabbage,green&red pepper)
French Onion Soup Cream Cauliflower Soup Russion Soup Cream Broccoli Soup
* * * * * * * * * * * *
Fish Fillet Spaghetti Pizza Sweet & Sour Pork
(cod,tartar sauce) (beef sauce,veg sauce) (veg, salami) (pineapple,pork)
May Day Holiday
Grilled Chicken Chicken Curry Pork ball Stew Fried Chicken Ball
(chicken,BBQ sauce) (chicken, curry sauce) (pork,onion,green pepper,mushroom) (chicken ball, tartar sauce)
Mixed Veg Steamed Carrots&Broccoli Roasted Veg Green Beans
French Fries Roasted Potato Potato Sticks Baked Potato
* * * * * * * * * * * *
Fruit Jelly Swiss Roll Ice Cream Cookies
●Protein ●Cooked Fruit or Vegetables
●Milk product(Calcium) ●Soup
●Starch
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

4/5/2009 5/5/2009 6/5/2009 7/5/2009 8/5/2009
Slice Salad mixed salad Fruit Salad Beans Salad Cucumber Salad
(Ham,Pepper,Onion) (lettuce,cucumber,tomato) (apple, pear, banana) (bean,carrot) (carrot,cucumber)
Minestrone Soup Tomato Soup Cream Corn Soup Pasta Soup Beef Soup
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
Pizza Roasted Beef Sticks Chilli Macaroni Beef Steak Chicken leg
(Salami,Cheese) (beef,pepper sauce) (Beef mince,tomato) (beef,gravy sauce) (Chicken,teriyaki sauce)
Chicken Stew Chicken Schnitzel Grilled Chicken Kim Bab Pork Stew
(chicken,carrot,pototo) (chicken,tartar sauce) (chicken, spain sauce) (Laver,rice,meat,vegetable) (pork,onion,green pepper,carrot)
Ratatouille Grilled Vegetable Baked Beans Korean Vegetable Mashed Carrot
Baked Potato French Fries Sauteed Potato Mashed Potato Fried Rice
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
Fruit Mousse Carrot Cake Ice Cream Banana Bread Cheese cake

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NOTICES - REMINDERS - ANNOUNCEMENTS

ISCOT Elementary Soccer Tournament ( Grade 3-5 )

Grade 5 Exhibition Bake Sale

Grade 2 Complementary Color Art Display

Thursday Night Live presents

This Week at the Library and Information Literacy Center

Grade 10 performance at this month’s Thursday Night Live on April 30th

Grade 5 Exhibition - by Philip Johnston and Gurkriti Singh

Student Excursion to TRIS performance of The Crucible

Earth Day and the IB Learner Profile

By Captain Jae Ho Lee

High School Girls Soccer Team

23, 24, 25, 26 April

Fri 1, May — May Day Holiday

Sat. April 25 ISCOT Grade 3-5 Elementary Soccer Tournament @ IST

Contribution: Gill Penny

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

Fruit Salad Garden Salad Potato Salad Shredded Veg Salad

Mixed Veg Steamed Carrots&Broccoli Roasted Veg Green Beans

French Fries Roasted Potato Potato Sticks Baked Potato

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

Ratatouille Grilled Vegetable Baked Beans Korean Vegetable Mashed Carrot

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