place for students to purchase

we have never been apart before. “He’s a homebody and I think the thought of him being away from everybody really scares him. “The school came to us and said they would like to start raising some money – they have just been brilliant. It’s really touching how much people want to help. If we all got to go, it would be amazing.” Primary six pupil Lewis Hermes Belt was first diagnosed with a slow-growing, low-grade tumour when he was just 20 months old,iving Break. The Scholastic book fair will be on campus from December 2 through December 13. It will be open for business during the school day and also Thursday night, December 5 during the Cookies and Books night. Parent/Teacher Organization will be sponsoring the Holiday Shop again this year.

This is a great place for students to purchase gifts for family and friends. Holiday Shop hours are 8 to 8:30 a.m. and during lunch. The Music Department has some wonderful concerts in store for us! Orchestra will be performing Tuesday, December 3 at 6:45 p.m.; Band will be performing Monday, December 16 at 6 p.m.; Choir will be performing Tuesday, December 17 at 6 p.m. Come celebrate reading on Thursday night, December 5 from 5:30 until 7 p.m. Clifford the Big Red Dog, Gracie the Reading Dog other guest readers will be on campus that evening. We will also enjoy Chick Fila cookies, lemonade and free books! although surgeons decided against operating at that stage. Laura vividly remembers the day, four years ago, when his condition got worse.

 “It was January 14 and Lewis came home from hermes men bag school and asked if he could go to bed. I felt a mother’s intuition that something wasn’t right. Chris went upstairs with him and then shouted ‘Laura something is wrong’. His right hand side was all drooped.” Surgeons made the decision to operate on the then 8cm tumour, although they were unable to remove it as it was wrapped around blood vessels. After the operation, Lewis was left with no sight in one eye and limited sight in the othe