Olympien Yannick Lupien inspire les élèves de secondaire I

Voici des extraits de commentaires d’élèves de 7e année après la visite de Yanick Lupien.

L’olympien Yannick Lupien est venu rendre visite à Lower Canada College le mardi 13 avril 2010. C’était une superbe idée car il m’a inspiré à travailler plus fort pour avoir ce que je veux dans la vie. J’ai aussi aimé sa [...]

Olympic Addiction

I am suffering from a strong addiction. I can’t help myself from watching Olympic events late into the night. It’s easy to forget how interesting and dynamic the Olympics games can be until they are on home soil.

Although focused on sport and athleticism, the games are really much more than that: I believe [...]

Athletic Advantages

I’ve spent a fair amount of time since September watching LCC teams compete at all levels, and since January, it’s been mostly boys and girls basketball and hockey. This is a busy school on the athletic front—with teams from grade 4 through grade 12—and close to 80% of our student body competes on a [...]

CAIS Soccer Ends on High Note

Day two of the tournament brought some fresh legs and hopes for participation in the Gold Division. After our one win, one loss performance on day one, we needed a win against St. John’s Kilmarnock to earn a wild card spot in the top group. They had given the division leader, Crescent, a serious run [...]

November to Shed Light on Technology & Students

I firmly believe that we are on the cusp of an incredible paradigm shift in education – the results of which may not be fully appreciated for decades. In the past 20 years I have witnessed incredible changes in the ways that students acquire and retain information. Technology has radically changed the ability to access [...]