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Ecole St. Joseph School students visit Quebec City

Grade 7 students from Ecole St. Joseph School went on a field trip earlier this month to Quebec City. They also spent a short time in Montreal.
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At St. Joseph Oratory in Montreal, Austin Morton lights a candle on behalf of the class. Photo courtesy of Ecole St. Joseph School

Grade 7 students from Ecole St. Joseph School went on a field trip earlier this month to Quebec City. They also spent a short time in Montreal.

Marcus Golczyk, a French immersion teacher at the school, said that the class visited historical monuments and relived historic moments over the course of their six-day trip.

Courtney Dalton said that it was fun being in the provincial capital and her favourite part was visiting the biodome and the aquarium.

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The class at the Qu茅bec Aquarium, from left, Adze Christensen-Blondin, Alexis Kelly, Kamryn Gallant, Abbey Janes, Emma Rae McBryan, Avah Penney, Brilee Baggs, Gavin Rose, Owen Bowden, Kaitlyn Rayner, Georgia Zorn, Jabrielle Lim, Eva Gordon, Lissa Shimada, Courtney Dalton, Emma Pedersen, Daphne Liard, Elyssa Marier, Tessa Nendsa, Russell Macintosh, Maya Pfupa-Baird, Austin Morton, Mme Corinne Varin, Najib Mohammed, Mr Marcus Golczyk, Liam Kincaid. Photo courtesy of Ecole St. Joseph School
The class at the Qu茅bec Aquarium, from left, Adze Christensen-Blondin, Alexis Kelly, Kamryn Gallant, Abbey Janes, Emma Rae McBryan, Avah Penney, Brilee Baggs, Gavin Rose, Owen Bowden, Kaitlyn Rayner, Georgia Zorn, Jabrielle Lim, Eva Gordon, Lissa Shimada, Courtney Dalton, Emma Pedersen, Daphne Liard, Elyssa Marier, Tessa Nendsa, Russell Macintosh, Maya Pfupa-Baird, Austin Morton, Mme Corinne Varin, Najib Mohammed, Mr Marcus Golczyk, Liam Kincaid. Photo courtesy of Ecole St. Joseph School

Emma Rae McBryan said that visiting the maple woods was one of her highlights.

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She also really liked playing laser tag and visiting the biodome.

Maya Pfupa-Baird said she had two favourite parts: laser tag and visiting a mall.

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Dalton said that the most interesting thing she learned on the trip was that France and England hated each other. She added that historic details about how the Canadian colony started, French history, and how the language came to Canada was highlighted throughout their time in Quebec City.

Rae McBryan said that she learned that church is really popular in Montreal, and that there were churches every couple of blocks. She also learned about a castle in Quebec City called Chateau Frontenac, which is also a hotel.

From left, ghost guide, Bentley Oldfield, Elyssa Marier, Emma Pedersen, Courtney Dalton, Kaitlyn Rayner, Georgia Zorn, Eva Gordon, Adze Christensen-Blondin, Daphne Liard, Brilee Baggs, Lissa Shimada, Tessa Nendsa. The ghost walk tour guide captivates the students with stories of ghost sightings throughout Montreal聮s history. Photo courtesy of Ecole St. Joseph School
From left, ghost guide, Bentley Oldfield, Elyssa Marier, Emma Pedersen, Courtney Dalton, Kaitlyn Rayner, Georgia Zorn, Eva Gordon, Adze Christensen-Blondin, Daphne Liard, Brilee Baggs, Lissa Shimada, Tessa Nendsa. The ghost walk tour guide captivates the students with stories of ghost sightings throughout MontrealSA国际影视传媒檚 history. Photo courtesy of Ecole St. Joseph School

Pfupa-Baird said that it was difficult communicating with the locals in Quebec City. She was told that she had an accent which is why some couldnSA国际影视传媒檛 understand her and likewise, she had difficulty understanding them because of their accents.

McBryan said that she spoke in French when she was outside of the hotel they were staying at.

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Golczyk recalled what one of their guides said about the class.

SA国际影视传媒淗e was very impressed with the behavior of our kids but he was even more impressed with the level of French that we were speaking,SA国际影视传媒 he said. SA国际影视传媒淭hatSA国际影视传媒檚 what I push in class SA国际影视传媒 we just try to communicate in French.

He said that he told his students that it doesnSA国际影视传媒檛 matter if they make mistakes and encouraged them to try speaking in French and was pleased to see that they did.

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Kamryn Gallant, left, and Emma Rae McBryan enjoy the indoor exhibits at the Quebec Aquarium. Photo courtesy of Ecole St. Joseph School
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Maya Pfupa-Baird, centre, volunteers as the wounded soldier in a reenactment. General Wolfe, left, and General Montcalm, right, reviewed their military strategy with the students and had them compete in ammo preparation and cannon loading competitions. Photo courtesy of Ecole St. Joseph School




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