Le DELF s’approche; ça commence lundi. Pour ceux qui ne savent pas ce que c’est le DELF, c’est un examen de français de deux partis prévu pour les étudiants étudiant le Français. La première partie est composée des sections de l’écoute, l’écrit et de compréhension. Après, chaque élève doivent faire un entretien, pour évalue leur français orale. Il y a quatre niveaux de difficultés, l’A1, l’A2, B1 et B2. L’A1 est le plus facile et B2 est la plus difficile. Ensuite, il y a les examens du DALF, le C1 et C2 pour ceux qui sont des experts avec la langue français. Pour passer le DELF, l’élève doit avoir au moins 50% dans chaque section, donc avoir une totale de 50/100. Ces examens sont directement du France et vous recevez un certificat quelque mois après l’achèvement
À notre école, ces élèves font l’A2 : Lauren Fallon, Dorothy Hodgins, Alec Vaitkus, Mallory Smith, Sally Osborne et Caylie Warkentin. Ces élèves font le B1: Kathinka Gundermann, Brendan Waterman, Marnie Watts, Alissa Stirling, Maia Christian et Autumn Cawker. Et ces élèves font le B2: Taylor Buettner, Nicholas Horan, Anika Klassen, Jordan Baum, Alex von Schumann, Tera Meschino, Elizabeth Garland, Aamenah Meghjee, Allison Stolarchuck, Harjot Randhawa et Alex Butler. Bonne chance à nos étudiants! Tera Meschino
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Lundi le 8 avril a marqué un jour enorme pour les présentateurs des concours des écoles secondaires South Delta et Burnsview. Pendant la soirée, plusieurs des deux écoles ont fait leurs discours devant une grande audience dans le théâtre de l'école secondaire South Delta. Dans quelques catégories, il n'y avait pas assez de personne pour remplir toutes les places mais les participants étaient encore nerveux. Rachel Rueker, la seule participante des 10iemes années, a dit «Je voulais toujours faire bien devant les juges même si je savais que je gagnerai.» D'autres gagnants de l'école secondaire South Delta sont:
8ième Année de l'Immersion Française 1ière: Chloe Jacob 9ième Année de l'Immersion Française 2ième: Olivia Sheppard 3ième: Megan Stewart 10ième Année de l'Immersion Française 1ière: Rachel Rueker Malheureusement, il n'y avait pas des 12ièmes années qui ont participé dans les catégories mais s'ils y avaient, les premiers auront eu la chance d'aller à Ottawa pour disputer pour 20 000$. Les autres premiers, Chloe Jacob et Rachel Rueker, iront aux compétitions provinciales Samedi le 4 mai à SFU. À samedi! Aamenah Meghjee B Block Thursday April 4th marked the YPI Finals for chosen students from Planning 10 classes. A total of 4 groups presented to the judges, last years YPI winners, Mrs. Burrs and principal Mme. Gaudreault, to win $5 000 for their charities. Each group included (in their presentation) the inspiration starting the organization, a story of a person helped and what the money would go towards.
First to present was Kathleen Dubé, Danica Strilesky and Louise Butterfield from Mr. McDowell's class. After discovering the increase in suicide in the past few years, they decided to represent the Josh Platzer Suicide Awareness and Prevention organization. It all started due to Josh Platzer, a fifteen year old who hung himself outside his friend's house. Through this project, one of the presenters, Louise Butterfield, found out that her uncle also commited suicide, thus making it much more personal. The organization plans on using this money for advertising, mainly bracelets, posters and a new video. Next to present was a group from Mrs. Jacobs class. Hugh Taylor, Brianna Grayson, Hannah Carrothers and Emily Carkner represented the Youth Co Aids Society who aims to reduce the amount of people with HIV and HEPC. It is the only 100% youth-run organization in Canada sponsored primarily by the governement, Telus, TD Bank and RBC Bank. With the $5 000 grant, the organization plans on expanding their Aboriginal and woman's program. Then another group from Mrs. Jacobs class presented the Josh Platzer Suicide Awareness and Prevention organization. Kassia Hula, Lora Ciglic, Ali Gracan and Sydney Wahlberg also chose this organization because of the increase in suicide. This organization was founded in 2000 by Judy Platzer, Josh's mother. It has no actual funding so the grant would be greatly appreciated and used for advertising and professional speakers. Presenters also created an inspiring slideshow with statistics about suicide. Last to present was Jack McDonald, James Dunlop and Connor, the third group from Mrs. Jacobs class. They represented Food on the Corner, an organization that provides food to anyone in need every Saturday on Main St and Hastings Ave. It was started by Hermann Glokl, a man from Germany who was on the streets since age 6. His life changed when people started feeding him and now he's giving back by doing the same. At first, it started with only his wife and him, but now the organization has expanded to 140 volunteers and 60 foodmakers. Safeway and Thrifty's help them too by donating food. The grant would be used to replace their thirty year old truck that they use to transport the food from one place to another. The grant was presented to the the only group from Mr. McDowell's class who represented the Josh Platzer Suicide Awareness and Prevention organization. They recieved $5 000 to go towards new bracelets, posters, a new video and professional speakers. Aamenah Meghjee |
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