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Students return - the same but different...

Students are back in the classrooms of Trafalgar Middle.  On this episode we hear from some of them about their transition back.  We also hear about a contest for Orange Shirt Day, whats going on in the Makerspace and we introduce the first installment of Thunderclaps! 

In this video Principal Mr. Luck discusses the safety protocols in place at Trafalgar, and takes you on a tour of the school to see what they look like in action. 

On the first ever episode of the Trafalgar Thundercast we hear from Principal Paul Luck as he welcomes new and returning students. We are also introduced to most of the amazing teachers and staff at Trafalgar Middle and get to hear what they are working on and excited about.

Listen using the player below or using your favourite podcast player.

Please read our school start-up safety plan for Trafalgar Middle.

Wishing the Trafalgar Grade 8 class of 2020 all the best!

Watch their farewell video here. 

When a class of Grade 6 students came to call the pre-holiday hike Operation Leave No One Behind, it was clear this would be no simple winter walk.

Chris Mieske’s class at Trafalgar Middle School includes Todd St. Pierre, who was born with bilateral perisylvian polymicrogyria, a genetic disorder that affects his mobility.

Trafalgar is pleased to annoucne the launch of the Thunder Muscle Website. 

The site was developed by Trafalgar Eduacation Assistant and Assistant Basketball coach Misha Chernoff to help students maintain their fitness and build their strength while not being physically in school.

Today Trafalgar celebrated Pi day with it's First Annual Pi reading contests.  

22 Students from all grades faced off in an irrational test of memoraization and reciting of the digits of pi. 

The contest was organized and led by Grade 8 teacher Mr. Geddis.  

The challenge was won by Teo Ried who reached 133 digits.

Grade 8 art students have been working on leaving Trafalgar more beautiful then they found it. Part of this project has resulted in additional signage around the school. 

The “We are all welcome” sign near the centre:

Suzanne Miller

Sequoia Lauritzen

Haliegh Fuller