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École Beairsto School

B.C’s Largest Single Track French Immersion Elementary School 3302 27thStreet, Vernon, B.C.

phone: 250-542-1388 fax: 250-542-8524

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New Bell Schedule 2012-2013

Beairsto and the Olympics
Former Beairsto students Savannah King and Vasek Pospisil represented our country at the London 2012 Olympics. Savannah King made her second Olympic appearance in swimming and Vasek Pospisil competed in tennis at his first olympics. Congratulations to both of our Beairsto students. Below is a photo of Savannah in the Olympic village wearing her Beairsto hoodie--wow!

Beairsto’s fencing team is looking for new athletes. If you are interested come see Mr. Robertson and check out the fencing page under QUICK LINKS.

“Camp isn’t just for kids! At the CPF sponsored B.C. Family French Camp, your entire family can enjoy the camp lifestyle while practicing French and having fun on Shuswap Lake, Gwillim Lake or Vancouver Island. Parents must be CPF members. Parents are not expected to speak French (but we can all have fun trying, n’est pas?) Contactslcoord@bcffc.com or slreg@bcffc.com for more information. Or visit www.cpf.bc.ca. Don’t forget the marshmallows!”

Beairsto will be serving as one of the dorm facilities for athletes and coaches during the BC Winter Games that will be hosted in Vernon from February 23 - 26. Schools will be closed during this time period. The Accommodation Directorate needs more than 400 volunteers in order to successfully run the games. This is a wonderful opportunity for BC youth aged 14 and 15 to compete with youth from around the province. It is also a wonderful way to express our community spirit and pride through volunteering for the games. We will need volunteers throughout the four day period to be doing various duties at the school. All volunteers will be required to complete a criminal records check as we will be working with youth. More information is available at the school, but you are also encouraged to contact Larry Grist (former principal at Fulton Secondary) at lgrist@telus.net or by telephone at 250-308-7822. I encourage you to consider being involved as this is a wonderful opportunity to ensure the success of this event for the youth of our community and those from all areas of our province.

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2012-2013