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Friday 20th March, 2015
THE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL OF PORT OF SPAIN
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I SP S W E E K LY
NEWSLETTER
FROM THE DIRECTOR
WHAT’S INSIDE
Tech Tips
2
Walk-a-Thon Results
3
Sense of Time
10
MUN Report
11
Mathletics
13
Recycling News
15
Nurse’s Notes
16
Athletics News
17
Community Notices
19
Cafeteria Menu
20
Dates for your Diary
March
23-27
ERB testing
26
Talent Show
27
MS/HS End of Q3
Elementary Kite Flying and Free
Dress Day
School Closing for Easter break
ASA Session 2 Ends
30 - Apr 10 Easter break
April
13
School Resumes
ASA Session 3 Begins
13-24
HS STAMP Testing
One Mission
ISPS develops independent learners
who strive for academic excellence,
pursue their unique 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 personal excellence.
Students’ Honor Code
On my honor, I pledge my academic
integrity, honesty, tolerance, and respect to the ISPS community, and I will
encourage others to do the same. As a
member of this community, I will not lie,
cheat, steal, or treat others in a manner
that I would not wish to be treated.
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Dear Parents and Students,
A warm thank you to the many families who
joined us last Saturday for the school Walk-a
-thon that was held on Columbus Circle. All
of the funds raised from the walkathon support the Cyril Ross Nursery and the Christ
Child Convalescent Home. Your participation makes a difference!
As we move ahead in implementing the IB
Middle Years Program at ISPS, I would like to
thank all members of our school and community. Implementing our vision to develop
independent learners who strive for academic excellence, pursue their unique potential, and meet challenges with confidence
and integrity as they prepare for global citizenship can only happen in a supportive context that values the educational attributes
that are characteristic of the IB learner. In
particular I have witnessed the balanced,
reflective, and principled ways that our staff
and community members address challenges
and issues. I have also had the privilege of
working with you in a community that is caring and which models and values strong
communication, inquiry (using higher order
thinking skills) and the acquisition of
knowledge.
plant. I will miss this very precious feature of
our community when I leave you in June.
Elementary students, parents, and teachers
participated in student led conferences today. Students presented portfolios and discussed their learning goals. Teachers are
always available to meet with parents by
appointment.
Grade 8 students return today from the Tobago field trip. The trip affords students the
opportunity to study issues of sustainability
through the examination of two reef systems. This issue is also explored through the
lens of economics and industry within the
context of agricultural industries on the island of Tobago. Reports from the field this
morning indicate that everyone has enjoyed
the experience. Students are expected to
return to ISPS this afternoon on schedule.
I keep any found items such as iPhones, laptops, and cameras under lock and key. If you
are missing any items of value, please do
telephone the school or drop by the Director’s office.
The second session for After School Activities
ends on March 27th. The third session begins
on April 13th. Please do see Ms. Hazel at
However, the attribute that I see and admire reception for forms or sign up online. The
most in our student, staff, and parent com- third quarter ends on March 27th for High
munity is the evident capacity for reflection. School and Middle School. Next Friday is the
As a child I believed that the ability to be
last day of school before the Easter Break.
metacognitive and to reflect on ones deciSchool will resume on Monday, April 13th.
sions and circumstances was universal in all
institutions and cultures. However, I’ve had See you at school,
the privilege of living and working in several
places around the world and I now know
Dr. Mark Lee
that it is not. The ability to reflect is a higher (868) 792-9683
order thinking skill that is taught. It is best
developed in a rational, balanced, and nurturing community where it is modeled, encouraged, valued and grown like a delicate
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Tech Tips
by Adrienne DeBoucher, Ed. Tech. Coordinator
BOOKBOARD ENCOURAGES
LOVE FOR READING
http://bookboard.com/?utm_source=igamemom
“Bookboard exists to encourage children to
develop a lifelong love for reading.
Few things in life are more magical or fulfilling
than watching a child read. But in a world full
of distraction, encouraging a child to read can
be a challenge.
Bookboard helps refocus our children’s
attention on the written word in an
exciting new way.” (Click “See a Demo”)
Bookboard Website & App for ages 3-12.
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About Bookboard.
Free or paid (Paid includes audio and more features).
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NEWS & RESULTS
This was the second year that we have
hosted the walkathon in our neighborhood, and we feel it is a good opportunity for the community to come together for a common cause.
Overall we had a good turnout of staff,
parents, students and dogs.
As usual the walk began at 6:30 a.m. ,
and ended at approximately 9:00 a.m.
Ms. Matthews, Mr. Ralph, our security
and maintenance crew (Mr. Ryan, Mr.
Ryan & Mr. Shorty).
Our National Honor Society students
must be commended for offering their
time at the registration table, and assisting with the breakfast.
All funds collected will be sent to Christ
Child Convalescent Home (HS CommuStudents, parents and faculty had am- nity Service) and Cyril Ross Children’s
ple time to complete the required lap/s Home (MS and ES Community Service).
around the neighborhood. There were
a few students who started after 8:00
ISPS and those beneficiaries thank you
a.m., and that was great to have them for your time and support. Now that
join us.
the walk is over, we would appreciate if
all students submit their forms and
It was a great idea for the PTO to have monies.
a full breakfast on sale, and we thank
them for organizing the food.
We look forward to seeing the ISPS
community next year!
As always we thank Dr. Lee for his continued support, Ms. Pilar for the com- Some outstanding student achievemunication and organizing the forms,
ments included:
6 MILE CLUB (10 LAPS)
Max Tomancok
Grade 5
Jerry Li
Grade 6
Liam Mc Laughlin
Grade 7
Nathan Jeremie
Grade 7
Daniel White
Grade 11
Rose Abba Trestrail
Laps 10
Faculty
Pamela Hyndman
Laps 11
Judy Sharpe
Laps 10
Parents
Jocelyn Brewer
Laps 10
Karl Porter
Laps 10
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Grade 7
3
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5 MILE CLUB (10 LAPS)
Charles Porter
Grade 1
Theodor Haugen
Grade 4
Advait Prakash
Grade 4
Chayim Baker
Grade 5
Zak Wiggans
Grade 7
Jose Tovar
Grade 6
Mattias Haugen
Grade 7
Sachet Chuckaree-Hopkins
Grade 7
Diego Tovar
Grade 3
William Storer
Grade 3
Sophia Knaggs
Grade 4
Malia Farris
Grade 4
Liseth Carrero
Grade 5
Eleanor Porter
Grade 5
3 MILE CLUB (10 LAPS)
Liam Rhodes
Kindergarten
Everly Coley
Kindergarten
Kalila Rhodes
Grade 1
Ella Coley
Grade 1
Lucas Anderson
Grade 1
Marta Gomez De La Morena
Grade 2
Thomas White
Grade 3
Suzanne Porter
Grade 3
Diego Tovar
Grade 3
William Storer
Grade 3
Sophia Knaggs
Grade 4
Malia Farris
Grade 4
Liseth Carrero
Grade 5
Eleanor Porter
Grade 5
Amoi Dunbar
Grade 4
Louis Lazzari
Grade 5
Katie Darlow
Grade 5
Javier Cordova Vallellanes
Grade 6
David G. Aboud
Grade 6
Linn Jesen
Grade 6
Justin Thomas
Grade 6
Annika Kleinebenne
Grade 7
Anna Darlow
Grade 7
Isabella Mazely
Grade 7
Sofia Aleong
Grade 7
Sophie Bellisle
Grade 7
Krystal Grignon
Grade 7
Monica Raumaker
Grade 7
Ellen Song’e
Grade 8
Remy Brewer
Grade 9
Shivaa Persad-Coosal
Grade 9
Lucas Jensen
Grade 9
Madison Raumaker
Grade 9
Vitallia Sooknarine
Grade 9
Gabrielle Yates
Grade 9
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3 MILE CLUB (10 LAPS continued)
Parents
Erika Aleong
Laps 7
Ailianne Haeded
Laps 7
Miles Baker
Laps 6
Margaret Harvey Anderson
Laps 5
Rachel Baker
Laps 6
Truls Haugen
Laps 5
Robert Bellisle
Laps 6
Kristin Haugen
Laps 5
Michelle Bennett
Laps 5
Margaret Hishmeh
Laps 5
Roneiry Carrera
Laps 6
Joanne Johnson
Laps 6
Jill Darlow
Laps 7
Nicole Porter
Laps 5
Marcus Knaggs
Laps 5
Prakash Swaminathan
Laps 5
Charleine Lazzari
Laps 6
Veronica Tovar
Laps 7
Maria Mazely
Laps 5
Claudia White
Laps 6
Ashmeed Mohammed
Laps 5
Ben White
Laps 6
Gregory Dunbar
Laps 5
Candido Gomez
Laps 5
Faculty
Mahabir Sampath
Laps 7
Deborah Boucher
Laps 5
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Under 4 Laps
Ruby Jane Hishmeh
Grade 4
4.5
Ivy Hishmeh
Grade 2
4.5
James Peake
Grade 4
4
Andrew Sabga
Grade 4
4
Elias Schall
Grade 4
4
Ugrasen Rohit Rattan
Grade 3
4
Isabella Ashley
Grade 2
4
Michaela Raumaker
Grade 2
4
Tanmay Rai
Grade 1
4
Edward Storer
Grade 1
4
Arthur Ashley
Pre-Kindergarten
4
Alfred Storer
Pre-Kindergarten
4
Isabelle Smyth
Grade 2
4
Kevin Abaa-Ogley
Grade 4
3.5
Kolyer Abaa-Ogley
Grade 2
3.5
Ane De Vincent
Grade 3
3
Iain McLaughlin
Grade 5
3
Zhiyuan (Rory) Zhang
Grade 4
3
Dylan Baksh
Grade 3
3
Srirangan Sarvabowma Mukund
Kindergarten
3
Fuad Yisa
Kindergarten
3
Takeru Kariya
Grade 1
2
Jasmine Wong
Grade 5
2
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Under 4 Laps (Continued)
Masayoshi Kato
Grade 5
2
Victoria Morales Rincon
Grade 4
2
Elowen Fox
Grade 3
2
Mia Hernandez
Grade 3
2
Jason Brathwaite
Grade 3
2
Michelle Fernandez
Grade 3
2
Calvin Williams
Grade 3
2
Samuel Smyth
Grade 1
2
Ariel Wong
Grade 3
2
Olivia Farris
Grade 1
2
Johan Fox
Kindergarten
2
Ferrel Gabriel
Kindergarten
2
Lowenna Fox
Kindergarten
2
Shane Telfer
Kindergarten
2
Marco Bruni
Pre-Kindergarten
2
Eva de Verteuil
Grade 5
1
Annika Walter
Grade 5
1
Rowan Maharajh
Grade 2
1
Avery Blue
Grade 1
1
James Collier
Grade 1
1
Amelie Reinert
Grade 1
1
Lelia Walter
Grade 1
1
Riley Blanchette
Kindergarten
1
Ryan Blue
Pre-Kindergarten
1
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Under 4 Laps (Continued)
Masayoshi Kato
Grade 5
2
Victoria Morales Rincon
Grade 4
2
Elowen Fox
Grade 3
2
Mia Hernandez
Grade 3
2
Jason Brathwaite
Grade 3
2
Michelle Fernandez
Grade 3
2
Calvin Williams
Grade 3
2
Samuel Smyth
Grade 1
2
Ariel Wong
Grade 3
2
Olivia Farris
Grade 1
2
Johan Fox
Kindergarten
2
Ferrel Gabriel
Kindergarten
2
Lowenna Fox
Kindergarten
2
Shane Telfer
Kindergarten
2
Marco Bruni
Pre-Kindergarten
2
Eva de Verteuil
Grade 5
1
Annika Walter
Grade 5
1
Rowan Maharajh
Grade 2
1
Avery Blue
Grade 1
1
James Collier
Grade 1
1
Amelie Reinert
Grade 1
1
Lelia Walter
Grade 1
1
Riley Blanchette
Kindergarten
1
Ryan Blue
Pre-Kindergarten
1
Faculty
Josanne Bally
Laps 4
Momeda Khan
Laps 3
Candice Blanchette
Laps 3
Angela Shahien
Laps 3
Celeste Johnson
Laps 3
Shannon Church
Laps 2
Suzette Julien
Laps 3
Mike Boucher
Laps 2
Alara Ashby (Danielle)
Laps 3
Kelly Johnson
Laps 1
Anushka Robinson
Laps 1
Louis Moore
Laps 1
Stephanie Hamel-S.
Laps 2
Inge Schluer
Laps 1
Jodi Agostini
Laps 1
Amelia Parkes
Ashley Charles
Alumni
Chris Jurawan
Elementary School: 77students
Middle School: 32 students
High School: 22 students
Faculty& Staff: 19
Parents: 86
Remember to return your pledge sheet and money to homeroom teachers.
THANK YOU!
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Sense of Time
Grade 7 Students
Explore T&T
History
The Grade 7 students investigated how
colonization and migration modified
Trinidad and Tobago history.
They presented the Sense of Time
Showcase in which they focused on
Trinidad and Tobago culture and
history. This work integrated what
they learned in Individuals and
Societies, Language and Literature,
Dance, Art, Music and Trinidad and
Tobago History.
The students presented two shows on
March 12 and 13. The March 12 show
also included a Trinidad and Tobago
foods potluck afterwards.
Additionally, students had boards on
display which demonstrated how each
aspect of Trinidad and Tobago culture
has been affected by colonization and
migration.
Submitted by JESSICA TANNER
Photos Courtesy CHRISTINE MAKOWSKI
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Model Untied Nations 2015
Submitted by JUDY SHARPE
MUN TEACHER ADVISOR
ISPS Students Get a Taste of Global Relations
Eleven specially selected high
school students attended the
National High School Model
United Nations (NHSMUN)
Conference in New York in
early March with their
teacher advisors, Mrs. Sharpe
and Mr. Broughton.
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enriching simulations of topics
covering deforestation,
globalization of labor, use of
drones, poverty reduction, slum
upgrades and several other
challenging issues that the
world faces today.
NHSMUN is one of the largest
and most diverse Model United
Nations simulations in the
world and in 2015 received over
3800 students from over 25
different countries.
The ISPS students this year left
with special memories as the
closing ceremony was held at
the United Nations General
Assembly building, a place
where top world
leaders meet to discuss world
issues. (See next page for student
Students were provided with
reflections and pictures)
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The MUN trip was amazing. It not only taught us how the UN works or how to write resolutions but it also showed us that to
experience something to the fullest extent possible - we have to get out of our comfort zone.
MELISA YETKIN
”
“
I had a fantastic experience with MUN. I believe I learnt a great deal about how actual meetings proceed in the UN, as countries
attempt to create resolutions for real problems. It showed me the immense frustration you can get with other several strongheaded people who have contrasting ideas but I also experienced the satisfaction of passing a resolution to correct problems.
ABRAHAM LEWIS
”
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With NHSMUN being my second conference, I was less nervous and more excited to participate in my committee and represent
my country, Qatar. My committee, the United Nations Industrial Development Organization, debated the issue of poverty
reduction in sub-Saharan Africa, a topic which I am extremely passionate about. Though my committee had about 100 delegates, I
found the courage to get up and speak in front of everyone and discuss my ideas with other delegates, and eventually became a
signatory for the resolution that was passed. I had a very intellectually stimulating experience, and would recommend that those
who are interested in discussing and solving current world problems sign up to take part in MUN next year.
MEGAN GALT
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Mathletics
2015
ISPS Students Show Off Their Math Skills
This year the Math Department hosted
the annual Math Days on Tuesday 10th
March and Wednesday 11th March.
Each morning at 7.35am Ms. Trim
announced the start of MAD MATH
MINUTE. All worksheets were provided
beforehand.
was also encouraged to participate in
the daily events.
The students really got into it and the
challenge was a huge success. Staff
Elementary School was led by
Ms. Amelia Parkes, Middle School by
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On each day the Elementary class
teachers and the Math teachers used
part of their math class to run a game
or do a unique activity.
Angela Hernandez and High School was
led by myself.
This year we also had an ISPS MATH
T-SHIRT DESIGN AND SLOGAN Contest
that inspired students to keep doing
math. (See Page ?? For the winners)
Thank you all for participating and
making Mathletics a success.
Nadia Chuckaree
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MATHLETICS
SLOGANS
If it ain’t right,
It’s wrong!”
“The only problem we
can’t solve - is you!”
“When I solvin’ of course
Ah does think like ah
boss”
“Me + my team = ∞”
Winning Slogan:
I got 3.142 problems…
But
ain’t one of
them.”
- Gabriel Weekes
WINNING DESIGN: SHYAMGANESH RAVI (Grade 6—Green)
TUESDAY TOP SCORERS
WEDNESDAY TOP SCORERS
Mad Math Minute
MAD MATH MINUTE
Grade 3
Grade 3
Elowen Fox
Vasco Pinheiro
Grade 4
Rory Zhang,
Theodor Haugen
Grade 5
Aneroos Slangen
Grade 6
Ravi Shayamganesh
Grade 7
Banzer Perdomo Parga
Grade 8
Tia Hadeed
Grade 9
Lennard de Graaf
Grade 10
Mateo Decormis
Grade 11
Javid Ali,
Sara Low,
Kaveer Maharaj
Grade 12
Phillipe Boulos
Melisa Yetkin
Shanthosh Ravi,
Rohit Rattan
Grade 4
Rory Zhang,
Isabella Lutchmansingh
Grade 5
Anneroos Slangen
Grade 6
Christopher Thorpe
Grade 7
Luciana de Cormis
Grade 8
Aaron Chan
Grade 9
SECOND PLACE: DELAINEY GUIDRY & ANNEROOS SLANGEN (Grade 5)
Michael Sealy
Grade 10
Annalies Chan
Grade 11
Christian Thomas
Grade 12
Akeem Lovell
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End of Plastic Recycling
It is an unfortunate situation that we
have to inform you that Plastikeep, the
recycling company which clears our
plastic from ISPS weekly, will no longer
be operational from March 31, due to
lack of funding by the Green Fund.
We thank you for your contribution to
being environmentally friendly over
the years and wish to make a strong
appeal for any action that you may
want to take in making your voice
heard on this matter.
As a result we are asking those of you
who bring your plastic to our school
for collection to refrain from doing so.
Please help us to petition the Green
Plastikeep Recovery Programme Petition
Fund to allow the Plastikeep Recovery
Programme to continue until there is a
Submitted by JUDY SHARPE
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viable nationwide recycling agenda by
adding your name.
Our goal is to reach 10,000 signatures
and we need your support.
You can read more and sign
the petition here:
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Vanda Gibbings-Gomes
School Nurse, R.N. R.M.
Hello Everyone,
Some students are still having abdominal pain, some
with sore throat and headaches, others with vomiting and
nausea. I hope that when we return after the break
everyone will be better.
A reminder to wear hats/caps/ sunblock if outdoors for
any lengthy period of time and drink lots of water.
In a week's time we will be having the Easter Break.
I hope everyone has a great holiday.
COLOUR THE SKY
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Kite Flying
&
Free Dress Day
MARCH 27TH
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By Ashmir Ali
After School
Activities
Basketball
Here are some results in the National Secondary
Schools’ Basketball League. Our journey to the championship continues. Come on out and support the Caimans.
This Session ends on March 27th.
Session 3 of ASA begins on April
13th and ends on 18th June.
Registration
forms
are
available online on the school website.
Please register now to facilitate
a smooth start immediately
after the break.
Schedule of games and results
CAISSA
10th March
ISPS vs Fatima U15M
Result – ISPS won
17th March
ISPS vs Tranquillity U-20M
Result – ISPS won
ISPS vs Woodbrook Secondary
U 20M
Result – ISPS won
19th March
ISPS vs Woodbrook Secondary
Open Female
Result – ISPS won
12th March
ISPS vs Tranquillity Open female
Result - ISPS won
Our Boys' Soccer team and Girls'
Basketball Team are in training for
CAISSA 3 in Ecuador (from 27th to
31st May). We would like to encourage boys from grades 8 to 12
who are in interested in Soccer to
try out for the team.
16th March
East Mucurapo vs ISPS U-20M
Result – Mucurapo won
TODAY’S GAME:
20th March
East Mucurapo vs ISPS U17M 2:30pm at Jean Pierre
Complex
ISPS CAIMANS TRAINING SCHEDULE — SEASON 3
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
Boys’ Soccer
Boys’ Soccer
5:30-6:30AM
5:30-6:30AM
FRIDAY
Boys’ Soccer
Boys’ Soccer
Boys’ Soccer
2:30-5:00PM
2:30-5:00PM
2:30-5:00PM
Girls’ Basketball
Girls’ Basketball
Girls’ Basketball
3:30-5:30PM
3:30-5:30PM
2:30-4:30PM
CAISSA Boys’ Basketball/Girls’ Soccer: Ecuador From 27th to 31st May , 2015
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ISPS SCUBA DATES FOR SEMESTER TWO
By CHRISTINE MAKOWSKI
CERTIFICATION DATES &
DIVE TRIP
CLASSES APRIL 24- 27
(AT ISPS/MARAVAL) &
TOBAGO TRIP MAY 1-3
In order to accommodate students
who missed the March certification,
and are interested in Open water or
Advanced certificates, we are offering
one last intensive course for the
2014-2015 school year.
This course would be one weekend of
classes, and one weekend for the trip.
Students interested in participating,
please contact Ms. Makowski.
The intensive course would require
attendance at all four weekend
sessions, and preferably sign up before
break, so study materials can be
handed out a week or two before the
course.
All middle school and high school
students
welcome!
Non-certified
divers need to attend the weekend
classes and the trip. Fun divers are
welcome to attend the trip.
Please stop by room 241, or email Ms.
Makowski at [email protected]
for registration forms. Diving and
non-diving parents and guardians
welcome for the trip!
** This course and trip will only run if
there is a group of five or more
students, so if you are interested,
please come speak with or email
Ms. Makowski as soon as possible.**
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COMMUNITY EVENT
JUNE 3-7
International dive trip –
Tobago dive experience is
currently looking into an
international
trip
to
Grenada. More information
will be coming shortly
please stop by room 241, or
email Ms. Makowski at
[email protected] for
more information. This is a
community event, not a
field trip, so those students
interested in traveling must
come with a parent or
guardian.
** In order to dive the
highlight of the trip, the
Bianca C. you must be
Advanced Open water,
please see Ms. Makowski
for one last Open Water or
Advanced
Certification
course option**
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FOOTBALL
BASKETBALL
BADMINTON
VOLLEYBALL
AND LOTS MORE…
MULT-SPORT
EASTER
CAMP
LOADS OF
RECREATIONAL
GAMES AND
ACTIVITIES!
It’s going to be egg-cellent!
31 March & 1-2 April
9:00am - 1pm
Contact Mr. Lue Shue to book: [email protected] or on 724-3511
Ages: Open to children from Kindergarten to Grade 6
If the camp is to happen, at least 12 children are needed.
Cost: $TTD400
Location: ISPS Gym
Confirmation needed by March 25th (Next Wednesday)
Last Day
March 27
Happy Easter!!!
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VOLUME 22, ISSUE 25
THE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL OF PORT OF SPAIN
13
School Closing for Easter break
23-27
ERB testing
26
Talent Show
27
MS/HS End of Q3
ASA Session 3 Begins
ASA Session 2 Ends
30 - Apr 10 Easter break
Elementary Kite Flying and Free Dress
School Resumes
April
13-24
HS STAMP Testing
17
MS/HS Report Card Distribution
18
ACT’s, 7:00 am. - 2:00 p.m.
20-22
MS/HS Science Fest
Cafeteria Menu: March 23-27, 2015
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 23rd
Beef Burritos, Chicken Burritos, Vegetable Burritos, Rice, Cheese Sauce, Corn, Green Peppers, Salsa
Tomatoes, Cucumbers, Mixed Salad, Sour Cream, Lettuce, Guacamole, Refried Beans (À la Carte)
Shepherd's Pie, Bread Rolls, Green Salad, Fruit Juice (Table d’hôte)
Tuesday 24th
Spaghetti Bolognese, Pasta Alfredo, Pasta with Fresh Tomatoes, Cheese Bread, Tossed Salad, Fruit
Juice
Wednesday 25th
Beef Lasagne, Vegetable Lasagne, Ratouille, Garlic Bread, Caesar Salad, Fruit Juice
Thursday 26th
Grilled Chicken, Grilled Fish, Scalloped Potatoes, Sautéed Green Beans, Greek Salad, Fruit Juice
Friday 27th
Stir Fried Pork, Pineapple Chicken, Fish in Tomato Sauce, Linguini, French Bread, Green Salad
Elementary Options: 1a) A hot meal comprising of an entrée (protein), carbohydrate, vegetable, milk, water or juice.
1b) A hot meal comprising of Soya, carbohydrate, vegetable, milk, water or juice (vegetarian)
2. Any Sandwich served with a fruit cup or small salad, milk, water or juice
3. Any type of salad served with a fresh fruit cup, milk, water or juice
Prices for Lunch: VAT INCLUSIVE (Table d’hôte)- Fixed Menu:
Elementary Lunch: $20.12
Medium Lunch: $23.00
Large Lunch: $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: $23.00
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
$13.80
CHEESE SANDWICH
$10.35
CHICKEN SANDWICH $13.80
BLT
$16.10
TURKEY SANDWICH
$18.40
HAM
$12.65
HAM & CHEESE
$13.00
CHEF’S SALAD
$28.30
CHICKEN SALAD
$28.30
TUNA SALAD
$26.00
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