November 30th 2012 - The International School of Port of Spain

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THE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL OF PORT OF SPAIN
Friday 30th November, 2012
VOLUME 19, ISSUE #15
ISPS WEEKLY
NEWSLETTER
WHAT’S INSIDE
FROM THE DIRECTOR
Science Corner
2
Dear Parents and Students,
Elementary Notes
4
Tech Tips
5
Middle School
6
Caiman News
7
Maths at ISPS
9
It is hard to imagine that tomorrow is December 1st! We have had another busy week
here at ISPS, with the PTO garage sale and
our students who participated in The Grant-a
-Wish Foundation Santa Claus Parade on Sunday. The foundation’s mission is the granting
of wishes to children, between the ages of 3
and 17 years, who suffer with terminal or life
-threatening illnesses.
Nurse’s Notes
10
Community Bulletin
11
December Activity Calendar 14
Cafeteria Menu
15
Dates for your Diary
December
1
SAT Test, 7:00am-2:00pm
5
PTO Book Fair
8
ACT Test, 7:00am 2:00pm
12
ES Production, Winnie the
Pooh, 6:00pm
13
ES Production, Winnie the
Pooh, 1:00pm
14
Last Day of School (Early
Dismissal @ 11:30am,
whole school)
17
Start of Christmas Break
One Mission
ISPS develops independent unique
Also, on Wednesday
evening, the High School
students’ production:
Scene and Heard was
definitely impressive and
the reviews will indicate Scene from Voices
from the High School
the same.
Our talent continues with Elementary students preparing for the upcoming production: Winnie the Pooh. Tickets will be available for December 12th, at 6:00 p.m. and December 13th, at 1:00 p.m.
Next week, the PTO will be hosting its annual
Book Fair on December 5th, please come out
and support the event. Additionally, Grade
12 parents will be hosting a Silent Auction on
Wednesday, December 5th from 5:30 7:00pm in the Cafeteria. Many exciting items
will be up for auction. See the list of items
elsewhere in this newsletter.
Now that After School Activities are over, we
have noticed that many students are
"hanging around" school well after 2:45 p.m.
Parents are reminded that students are to be
picked up at 2:30 p.m. and that officially,
"supervision" of your children ends at
2:45 p.m. Students will not be allowed to
wander the facility if they are here after
2:45 p.m., and they will be asked to stay on
the bleachers in their designated pick-up/
drop-off areas.
We have noticed that many students are late
for school on a daily basis, and they miss information from homeroom teachers. Additionally, any student who arrives after 7:30
a.m. must enter the school through the Front
Office.
Dr. Mark Lee is attending the Association of
American Schools in South America (AASSA)
Recruitment Fair. This also coincides with the
AdvancEd Conference at the same location.
AdvancEd is the umbrella body for regional
accreditation, so it is always useful to get
information on new trends, patterns and procedures in the accreditation process. Dr. Lee
returns on Monday, December 3rd.
Have a great weekend!
Suzette Julien
Ag. Director
potential and meet challenges
with confidence and integrity as
they prepare for global citizenship.
A Shared Vision
A collaborative community creating a vibrant environment that
enriches character, while inspiring
a passion for learning and
PTO BOOK FAIR ~ WED, DEC 5th
9:00am-3:30pm, ISPS GYM
personal excellence.
ISPS WEEKLY NEWSLETTER
CONFIDENCE EXCELLENCE INTEGRITY
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Maeve O’Donovan, Science Department
Well it’s hard to believe that we have just two weeks left to our Christmas vacation. High quality teaching and hands on activities continue in our Science classes. See for yourselves!
High School
Biology
AP Biology
With changes in the AP Biology syllabus, it permits time for
more hands on activities. Students engaged in many modeling activities as you can see below. They were extremely
innovative in modeling Mitosis and Meiosis and having to
present their models helped them to learn the detailed steps
of these processes.
More modeling went on in the Biology classes and it was
that time of year again, to make models of cells. The students never fail to impress me with their innovativeness.
Middle School
They recently had some fun in our Genetics unit when they
got to play detective at a crime scene. They used simulated
blood and had to use the process of agglutination of the
blood to identify the criminal.
In grade 8, we’ve been learning all about the human body.
We started by learning about cells and cell theory and have
worked our way through the skeletal-muscular system, digestion, circulation, and respiration. We are now learning
about the central nervous system and coordination and control.
We’ve dissected chicken wings and necks, built model arms,
used microscopes to look at our cheek cells and onions cells,
and played with the skeletons and models in our classroom
to understand everything from the flow of the blood through
the heart to the passage of waste out of our bodies. This
week we are building sensory neurons, interneurons, and
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Elementary School
motor neurons as we learn about the brain and how it
works.
Just ask an 8th grader anything about the body, and they’ll be
pleased to tell you all about it!
Here are some pictures of the grade 8 class in action in the
science lab . . .
Luke and Michael inspecting the
skeleton
Eliana and Charna’s animal cell
model
Tyler loves working with the
digestive models
JC and Cheyne are focused on
their neurons
Grade 5
Unit 2: Energy
Central Idea: Energy exists in different
forms and we depend on it for our future.
ENERGY! What would we do
without it?
Students in grade 5 learnt that energy comes from different
sources, but our current dependence on fossil fuels is
affecting our future. Mr. Fraser Elliott, one of our parents
who works at BP, kindly accepted our invitation to do a
presentation on oil and gas. He spoke about how oil and gas
are formed, located and drilled, among other interesting information. Students were amazed by the samples of fossils
and the information that he shared with them.
Another parent, Mr. Johan Sydow, who operates a company
that sells solar panels, graciously did a very insightful presentation about the importance of energy and how solar panels
harness solar energy.
Additionally, the grade 5’s did further research about other
energy sources, renewable and nonrenewable. One major
realization for them is that people need to use alternative
sources of energy such as solar, wind and hydro to help reduce the impact of pollution from the burning of fossil fuels.,
as well as practice conservation methods.
Students thought that the unit was great because it raised
their awareness that climate change is real, and we need to
take action now to slow down global warming before it’s too
late.
Miss A. Shahien, Miss A. Johnson
Lina and Charna enjoy working
Everyone is hard at work!
Until next month
Please keep safe!
Maeve O Donovan
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Elementary Notes
ear Parents,
Parent conferences were held on Wednesday, and we hope
that your meeting with classroom and specialist teachers
allowed you to get a better understanding of your child’s progress this term. If you felt that more time was needed,
please do not hesitate to contact your child’s teacher for another meeting. Also, we would appreciate if you could send
in your Term One survey form.
All our students have been on stage practicing for the upcoming production Winnie the Pooh. We encourage our students
to enjoy the experience on stage, and even our shy students
to show off their talent. There will be a dress rehearsal on
December 11th. It is important that all students bring their
costumes to school on that day. Each family will receive
three tickets that have been placed in your child’s Friday
Folder. Grades 2-5 families are asked to attend the show on
December 12th, and PK– Grade 1 families are asked to attend
the December 13th show. Additionally, for the show on December 12th, all students must arrive at school by 5 p.m. in
order to organize them for the 6 p.m. performance. For any
further information on the upcoming production, please contact your child’s teacher.
Just a reminder that there are no more After School Activities
until school re-opens in the new year. Moreover, all early
morning classes (RISS/MISS), and homework pod will end on
December 7th.
This is our last newsletter for this year. You will be receiving
the first edition of Wazzup, the elementary student newsletter, next week.
Mark your calendar for the play, and come enjoy your child’s
performance.
On behalf or the Elementary School, we wish our community
a happy holiday, and we look forward to working with you in
January 20123.
Regards,
Suzette Julien
Elementary Principal
CALENDAR
December 10th
WordMasters
December 12th
ES Production at 6:00 p.m.( Grades 3-5)
December 13th
ES Production at 1:00 p.m.(PK-2)
December 14th
Early Dismissal( 11:30 a.m)
January 7th
School re-opens
Primary Years Programme (PYP)
Some of our classes will begin
the third unit of study before we
head off for the holidays. We
are on target for our unit studies, and we have seen the students’ learning soar! Additionally, many parents have contributed to our unit studies and we
thank you for that!
Enjoy the holidays!
Angela Shahien
PYP Words for this month:
 Balanced
 Confidence
Discuss the watch words for this
month with your child. We are
practicing the words daily at
school.
We are a learning institute, and
over the years we have encouraged student teachers to come
overseas to our school. Janna
Peterson and Kendra Kinnan
have completed their eightweek student teaching training
with us. These teachers will
return to Indiana University to
defend their portfolios
(reflections on aspects of teaching and learning). They have
worked with their co-operative
teachers (Ms. Angela Shahien
and Ms. Shafika Sultan-Khan).
Additionally, we thank Angela
and Shafika for mentoring the
teachers. We wish Kendra and
Janna all the best as they enter
the field of education.
Spanish Club
El club de español es un espacio
para que los estudiantes hispanos puedan afianzar sus habilidades de comprensión oral y auditiva en español.
Durante este año los niños han
preparado no sólo platos hispanos (tortillas de México, arepas
de Venezuela y empanadas de
Colombia) sino platos internacionales como la famosa pizza italiana. De igual manera, hemos disfrutado viendo películas en español “Mi mejor amigo Winn-Dixie”
y “Un villancico de navidad”.
La diversión no termina y cada
lunes seguiremos teniendo
diferentes actividades: aguinaldos, karaoke,
juegos de mesa
y por supuesto
nuevos platos
de cocina nos
esperan.
Janna (Gr 5) and Kendra (Gr 1)
A Sneak Peak of Winnie the Pooh...
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CRAFTS FOR KIDS by Adrienne DeBoucher, ICT Coordinator
The internet is full of blogs by people with great ideas to
share. Here are some you may want to consider when trying to keep your children busy during the upcoming holidays.
http://www.filthwizardry.com/
http://spoonful.com/crafts
http://craftsbyamanda.com/category/craft-tutorials/kidscrafts-2/camp-crafts-kids-crafts-2
And finally, a compendium of even more craft sites:
http://www.kidsites.com/sites-fun/crafts.htm
http://www.morenascorner.com/2012/11/diy-scratchpaper-from-recycled-books.html
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MIDDLE SCHOOL
Hello Middle School Parents,
Thank you parents for all your support and efforts to ensure
your children are successful in school and in life. To connect to school and our student’s lives, please check PowerSchool and talk with your children about their progress.
Also please have a family discussion about their role in the
world as a responsible global citizen that recycles and has
the smallest ecological footprint as possible.
Reminder: Real Time Daily Progress Reports Through PowerSchool: Now that we have PowerSchool up and running,
we will be utilizing the parent portal for real-time daily progress reports in-between the quarter paper reports. This
will allow parents the ability to check on their child’s progress more frequently and in real time, rather than only
having a paper report come home. Please be sure to check
on your child’s progress on a regular basis and collaborate
with teachers to ensure your child is successful.
ISPS Students and Families are Going Green: Our 7th grade
team hosted St. Anne’s school and any teachers from ISPS
who wanted to have their classes attend a viewing of the
film “Carbon Nation” in the theater. The film did a great
job on focusing the student’s attention on sustainability,
ecological footprint, and each person’s personal responsibility to reduce their footprint. In addition to the film, our
students at ISPS are focused on recycling efforts especially
paper, glass, and plastics. If you have paper, glass, and
ISPS at AmCham Trade and Investment Conference
By Michael Boucher
This past Wednesday students from Mr. Boucher’s AP Macro
and Microeconomics classes took part in the 11th Annual
Trade & Investment Conference on Governance sponsored
by The American Chamber of Commerce of Trinidad and
Tobago. This year’s conference featured four speakers who
focused on the problems of “entitlement” which face Trinidad and Tobago as it enters its second 50 years of independence. Nine secondary schools in Trinidad were invited to
send student representatives to the conference this year.
Students learned about pressing issues concerning the national and international economy, and local infrastructure.
Even more importantly, students were challenged to become business and civic leaders of the future, to develop
plastics at home you would like to recycle, we have bins on
campus right behind the roundabout fence. Please connect
with other families in ensuring TT is a beautiful place for
our children and their children. From the words of one insightful student, “In Trinidad we need to stop living the way
we are living. People need to use less, recycle more, and
stop throwing rubbish on the ground.” My question to him
is the same I pose to you, “what can you do to make this a
reality?”
“Down de Islands” All Middle School Team Building Retreat: The Middle School Down de Islands team building
retreat went very well. The students bonded across grade
levels and had a good time.
Middle School Sports 6-8 Season Two: We want more students to turn out for Middle School Sports. Our hope is to
have more students for the second season November to
March. Please be sure to turn out for Boys’ Soccer, Girls’
Basketball, and Rugby.
Thank you all for your continued support and please have a
great conversation with your child about the above topics.
Sincerely,
Josh Zarling
Principal
their gifts and skills, and to focus on ways they can give back
to society instead of eagerly awaiting national gifts and entitlements. The seven ISPS juniors and seniors who attended
the conference were impressed by the quality of the speakers and intrigued by the conference’s message of responsibility, leadership, and hope for the future.
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CAIMAN ATHLETICS NEWS
CAISSA SEASON 2:
Ashmir Ali, Athletic Director
AFTER SCHOOL ACTIVITIES:
ISPS will be hosting CAISSA Boys' Basketball and Girls' Soccer
from February 27th to March 3rd, 2013. The main goals of
this event are to encourage the development of students
through athletic endeavour, increase school spirit, and foster
a vibrant learning environment. The organising committee is
requesting housing for the 75 students and 15 coaches from
the three participating schools. Please call (620 6866) or
email (aali@isps.edu.tt or ashmirali@hotmail.com) if you are
interested in assisting.
Session 2 of the After School Activity Program starts on
Monday 14th January, 2013. Registration forms are available at the front desk. Please register early so that your
child can get into their preferred activity. Registration closes on January 11th, 2013.
COMING IN JANUARY
ELEMENTARY SOCCER SATURDAY
DATE AND TIME TO BE CONFIRMED
DETAILS TO COME!!
Also, parents who would like to support the event by supplying sports drinks, bottled water, fruits and other food items,
or in any other way can also contact Physical Education Department. Your assistance will ensure that this event will be
a successful and worthwhile learning experience for the entire school community.
Thank you for your support.
FOR INFORMATION CONTACT MS. JOSEPH
RUGBY:
MIDDLE/HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS PROGRAM:
The Caimans Rugby boys lost to Fatima College A in the
Digicel Secondary Schools league on Tuesday 26th November at the Queen’s Park Savannah. Our boys gave it their
best, but were outplayed by a much more experienced
team.
Well done Caimans. We are very proud of you.
Season 2
From Monday 12 November students (Grades 6-12)
will have the opportunity to participate in Varsity Girls Soccer, Varsity Boys Basketball, Rugby, MS Boys Soccer, and
MS Girls Basketball (please see schedule). All interested students should come out to practice sessions to improve their
skills, develop their fitness and compete.
Training Schedules for Middle /High School
Season 2
November to March
Time
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Rugby
Rugby
Rugby
Varsity
Girls Soccer
MS Boys
Soccer
Varsity Girls
Soccer
MS Boys
Soccer
MS Girls Basketball
MS Boys Soccer
Varsity Girls
Soccer
Varsity Boys
Basketball
MS Girls
Basketball
Varsity Boys
Basketball
MS Girls
Basketball
Varsity Boys
Basketball
2:303:30
2:304:00
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ELEMENTARY HEALTH AWARENESS
Starting in February 2013, parents are invited to attend
advertised gym sessions which will be scheduled once a
month for the rest of the school year. Dates, times and
venue will be advertised in the school newsletter starting in
January.
Some of these session will be active sessions including,
aerobics, kickboxing, jump rope, and sports and games to
name a few. Other sessions will include health and wellness discussions from individuals within the community.
Forms available at the Front Desk
MONDAY NIGHT GYM
Aerobics/Cardio workouts, Table Tennis, Badminton, Volleyball,
Sports, Sports, Sports!
In order to build a wide pool of activities, we look forward
to parents with talents, skills and knowledge to be involved in our quest. If you are interested in being a part of
these exciting activities please contact Ms. Joseph.
Thanking you in advance for your support and I look forward to your cooperation.
December 3rd,
and 10th
6PM to 8PM
FREE ADMISSION
Open to ISPS parents, students, staff and family members
Ms. Joseph
Ricardo Lue Shue, rlueshue@isp.edu.tt
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Nadia Chuckaree,
Maths Department
Week 4 Problem Solvers
THANKS FOR PARTICIPATING AND KEEP IT UP!
JUSTIN THOMAS
CHAYIM BAKER
LUNES MAIBECHE
JOSE TOVAR
BLAKE BRZEZINSKI
ADVAIT PRAKASH
CHELSEA MUKERJI
PLEASE REMEMBER TO PRINT YOUR FULL NAME WHEN YOU SUBMIT A SOLUTION.
Week 4 Problems and Solutions
ES 1-3
QUESTION:
Can you place six X's on a Tic Tac Toe board without making
three-in-a-row in any direction?
SOLUTION:
ES 4-5
QUESTION:
Nine dots are arranged in a three by three square. Connect
each of the nine dots using only four straight lines and
without lifting your pen from the paper.
SOLUTION:
MS
QUESTION:
You must cut a birthday cake into exactly eight pieces, but
you're only allowed to make three straight cuts, and you
can't move pieces of the cake as you cut. How can you do
it? Explain.
SOLUTION:
Use the first two cuts to cut an 'X' in the top of the cake.
Now you have four pieces. Make the third cut horizontal,
which will divide the four pieces into eight. Think of a two
by two by two Rubik's cube. There are four pieces on the
top tier and four more just underneath it.
HS
QUESTION:
On a man's tombstone, it is said that one sixth of his life
was spent in childhood and one twelfth as a teenager. One
seventh of his life passed between the time he became an
adult and the time he married; five years later, his son was
born. Alas, the son died four years before he did. He lived
to be twice as old as his son did. How old did the man live
to be?
SOLUTION:
Let x be the age of the man at the time of his death. His age
consists of the number of years he spent as a child plus the
number of years he spent as a teenager plus the number of
years between his coming of age and his marriage plus five
plus his son's age (half his own) plus four. In mathematical
terms, this is:
x = x/6 + x/12 + x/7 + 5 + x/2 + 4
x = 14x/84 + 7x/84 + 12x/84 + 42x/84 + 9
x = 75x/84 + 9
84x/84 - 75x/84 = 9
9x/84 = 9
x/84 = 1
x = 84
So the man lived to be 84 years old.
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ISPS STUDENTS SUPPORT THE GRANT A WISH
FOUNDATION AT THE 5TH ANNUAL SANTA CLAUS
PARADE
best of a not so great situation that you see their big hearts
as they so willingly give of themselves.
The crowds did not come out, but we stopped the traffic and
our students sold clown noses to help raise money for the
cause with the enthusiasm of 1000 people. The high school
students Service Learning Program affords them the opportunity to be of service to the community giving of themselves and their time.
The High school students are Adrian Horsfall, Monique Romano, Zach Bisnath, Shane Bideshi, Massimiliano DiCola,
Sonrisa Chuckaree-Hopkins, Shreya Gupta, Ellen Warner.
ISPS students at the 5th annual GRANT A WISH FOUNDATION
SANTA CLAUS PARADE on Sunday 25th November 2012 starting at
NAPA and moving around the savannah to the Band Stand at
President's house.
A big thank you for a job well done to all the students who
came out and braved the rain and had a grand time doing it.
It’s times like these when you see our students making the
The middle schoolers were Jordan Mukerji and Justin Grignon and our elementary students are Sachet ChuckareeHopkins, Krystal Grignon, Anna Darlow, Katie Darlow, Chelsea Mukerji, Marie Gabastou and Danielle Bennett.
Grant a Wish was able to grant the wishes of three children
with terminal illnesses at this time and their aim is to try to
do this throughout the year with corporate and community
support.
Nadia Chuckaree
Hello Everyone,
A reminder that we have Fruit Fridays in Elementary School
and we would like to know if your child has eating problems
e.g. not eating lunch, so that we can monitor them in
school.
Have a great weekend as we count down to an exciting
break.
Vanda Gomes R.N. R.M.
School Nurse
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COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARD
PTO BOOK FAIR
Nigel R. Khan Booksellers will be here THIS WED, DEC 5th
This year, the fair will be from 9am-3:30pm in the ISPS GYM
Be sure to bring your "book money"
GRADE 9 LEADERSHIP
BROWN BAG CHARITY DRIVE
The leadership students have embarked on a BROWN BAG
CHARITY DRIVE during the Yuletide season. Students will be
given a BROWN PAPER GROCERY BAG with a note attached
listing items to put in the bags and return to their home
rooms. As an incentive to fill the BROWN BAGS there will be
a pizza party prize for the class that brings in the most filled
brown bags.
The BROWN BAG CHARITY DRIVE will support some of the
needs of Rainbow Rescue; a home for approximately seventeen homeless and abandoned boys, the JB Foundation; an
organization dedicated to assisting paediatric cancer victims
and their families, Christ Child Convalescent Home; an orphanage in Diego Martin, the YMCA afterschool and daycare
program and the St. James Police Youth Club; an afterschool
program and centre for students. Most of these organizations need basic food supplies and would benefit from donations of used toys, used books, used sporting equipment and
used children’s clothing.
The Committee will collect the returned items, sort them and
repackage them for delivery to the various organizations.
The leadership students are excited to manage this project
from start to finish. They look forward to your support
and a very successful BROWN BAG CHARITY DRIVE.
Deadline for submission of bags is December 7th.
Friday, December 7th
In front of the Gym
During High School Lunch (12:10 - 12:50pm)
$50.00
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Parents of the Graduating Class of 2013 are hosting a Silent Auction on Wednesday, December 5th from
5:30pm to 7:00pm. Very exciting items from a Carnival costume, vacation package and much more will be
available for bidding. Be on hand when Chef Ian Rooks of Fanatic Kitchen Studios gives a cooking demonstration and sample his famous food items!
Special thanks for all the generous donations received from the community.
1. Hart's costume to the value of $3000
2. Serta mattress
3. Weekend in Tobago for two (Airfare and accommodation
for 3 nights at Plantation) valued at $7000
4. 2 nights stay Down D'Island
5. 2 Nights at Carlton Savannah Hotel with breakfast valued at
$3000
6. Gift voucher for Clarke's shoes stores valued at $1000
7. Topiary or Bonsai
8. Autographed portrait of George Bovell, Olympician
9. 2 Beauty Hampers
10. Mosaic garden tile valued at $300
11. Art piece
12. Art - Julian Kaufman's print
13. Photography by Rayne Kirpalani
14. Art by Shara Morris
15. 1 month at Gym with personal trainer
16. Personal chef for dinner party of 10 valued at $4250
17. 2 Cooking classes with Ian Rooks of Fanatic Kitchen Studio
18. Ham & Turkey
19. Art - Gregory Scott
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COINS FOR THE
KITCHEN
The Christmas Season is just around the corner! Help make a Christmas meal,
and every meal after that by donating your spare change to families in need.
Proceeds go to kitchen/dining utensils for the homes of Habitat for Humanity
T&T.
Remember, Every Cent Counts!
Samantha Juman, National Honor Society
FREE POPCORN!
FREE POPCORN!
FREE POPCORN!
The Young Cinema Society (a film society especially for young children) presents
Free Films Saturdays
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DECEMBER 2012
International School of Por t of Spain
2012—2013 School Calendar
SUN
NOVEMBER 25
2
MON
NOVEMBER 26
3
TUE
NOVEMBER 27
4
WED
THU
NOVEMBER 28
ES P ARENT CONFERENCES
HS “SCENE & HEARD”
NOVEMBER 29
5
6
FRI
NOVEMBER 30
SAT
1
SAT’S
7:00AM—2:00PM
7
PTO NEW BOOK
SALE
8
ACT’S
7:00AM—2:00PM
HS GRADUATION
COMMITTEE SILENT AUCTION
5:30-7:00PM
CAFETERIA
9
10
11
12
13
ES PRODUCTION OF
WINNIE THE POOH
1:00—2:30PM
14
15
ALL -SCHOOL
EARLY DISMISSAL
11:30AM
ES PRODUCTION OF
WINNIE THE POOH
6:00—7:30PM
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
25
26
27
28
29
CHRISTAMS DAY
(NATIONAL HOLIDAY)
BOXING DAY
(NATIONAL HOLIDAY)
JANUARY 1
NEW YEAR’S DAY
(NATIONAL HOLIDAY)
JANUARY 2
JANUARY 3
JANUARY 4
JANUARY 5
START OF CHRISTMAS
BREAK
23
30
24
31
14
Dates for your Diary
Easy
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ES Production, Winnie the Pooh, 6:00pm
December
13
ES Production, Winnie the Pooh, 1:00pm January 2013
1
SAT Test, 7:00am-2:00pm
14
1
New Year’s Day (National Holiday)
5
PTO Book Fair
Last Day of School (Early Dismissal @
11:30am, whole school)
7
School resumes
17
Start of Christmas Break
14
ASA Session2 begins
8
ACT Test, 7:00am - 2:00pm
Cafeteria Menu: December 3-7, 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 3RD
MEATBALLS IN TOMATO SAUCE, PASTA ALFREDO, BAKED BEANS, CAESAR SALAD,
FRESH FRUIT JUICE
TUESDAY 4TH
BEEF SOUP, CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP, MINESTRONE SOUP, BREAD ROLLS, FRESH
FRUIT SALAD, FRESH FRUIT JUICE
WEDNESDAY 5TH
CHRISTMAS PARANG LUNCH WITH THE LARA BROTHERS:- HAM IN PINEAPPLE
SAUCE, STUFFED CHICKEN/SORREL SAUCE, BEEF/FISH/VEGETABLE PASTELLES, FISH
IN GINGER SAUCE, STUFFING, FESTIVE RICE, CHRISTMAS SLAW, SORREL AND GINGER BEER
THURSDAY 6TH
GEERA CHICKEN, TANDOORI FISH, GEERA PORK, DHAL, SNOWFLAKE RICE, CURRIED
POTATOES, BHAGEE, CHUTNEY, PICKLED SALAD, FRESH FRUIT JUICE
FRIDAY 7TH
BEEF LASGANE, VEGETABLE LASAGNE, RATATOUILLE, GARLIC BREAD, TOSSED 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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November 30th 2012 - The International School of Port of Spain

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