All School Clothing, Jackets, Water Bottles, Book Bags, Hats .... All 50% off! Items available at the school office as well as items are available at the Sunny Corner Irving.
Students in Ms. Gouchie and Mrs. MacDonald's
Fine Arts classes were asked to create a piece of Abstract Art. These paintings
are to be an interpretation of abstract expressionism and depict
a specific meaning using texture, colour, and pattern. These students presented
their paintings to the school in a joint art gallery on October 4th. For more pictures please visit the image gallery.
Rain and cold winds will
not stop us!!! The OP class has been very active in September focusing on
advanced paddling skills and canoe safety. We portaged the school
canoes down to the shore and have been using them ever since. Students
have practiced both Boat over Boat rescue and Parallel rescue with
canoes. They have practiced switching positions in a canoe and switching
boats. We have spent time learning different ways to throw a rescue bag
and practiced at different distances. This year our class has
international exchange students from Brazil who were reluctant at first to
In an effort to be a
school that gives back, NSER is once again participating in Trick or Eat. This
will be the third year that the Rotary Interact club has organized this event
and we are encouraging all students and staff to get involved. On Halloween night
(Wednesday, Oct. 31) students will be going door to door collecting
non-perishable food items for the Miramichi Food Bank. We go door to door
between 4:30 and 6:30pm. Our goal is to raise $2500 worth of food items in
Sunny Corner and surrounding communities. If any parents would like to
NSER
had the pleasure of having our Member of Parliament, Tilly O'Neill-Gordon visit
our school on Tuesday. Ms. O'Neill-Gordon was so impressed by our school. She
commented many times on how clean it was, how polite and friendly the students
were and how quiet all the classes were. She spoke to various students
inquiring about future plans and encouraged them to continue with a
post-secondary education.
The "whoosh" bottle
demonstration is aptly named. Ethanol is vapourized inside a large water
container. The bottle is stood on its base and the fumes are lit from a
safe distance. As the vapourized ethanol combusts, the rapidly expanding
gases escape through the narrow mouth of the bottle with a characteristic
'whoosh' sound. The whoosh bottle essentially mimics a rocket engine.
Chemistry students can measure the amount of ethanol combusted and the amount
of water produced to determine the reaction efficiency, while Physics classes
Afterschool
Drama is back and this year they are preparing the play "Wonderland"
by James Devita. If you would like to donate costumes or props to the Drama
department, please contact Chantal MacDonald or Dean Mutch.
