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Sports Programme
We will start badminton soon!
Sports teacher Petal Murray shows off equipment donated by the Chinese Embassy. Badminton will be the latest
addition to the list of games offered to students.
Lawn tennis, volleyball, netball, track and field are already available.
We will send 25 girls to the annual Boys and Girls Championship in track and field. Their coach Andrew Henry has them
for training four days each week.
Meet the Athletes
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MUSIC PROGRAMME
Under the care of Marguerite Vernon, Mt. Alvernia High School has maintained the position of being the school
in the West that produces the best choirs in competitions.
The school has also produced wonderful musicians. Lord Laro
worked in the eighties and nineties to organize a talented group of girls into a band that eventually became professional,
the New Wave Band.
Below, Bandmaster and Music teacher Vinton Haughton receives a trumpet and a saxophone for the school
band from Professor Grimes of Elmhurst College in the United States .
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| THE SCHOOL CHOIR WITH CHOIR MASTER, MR. HAUGHTON |
With Mr. Haughton's guidance, Mt. Alvernia High continues to deliver sterling performances in Music during the Festival.
In 2002, there were entries in Gospel, Pop, and apart from the complete choir performing, pieces were done by the Ensemble,
as well as soloists. It was a record number of entries!
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BREAKFAST PROGRAMME
We operate a Breakfast Programme through which students receive their first meal of the day for a subsidized
cost of $70Ja. Approximately 100 students take advantage of this opportunity. The faithful cooks Maureen Simpson and Lena
Peterkin arrive at 5:30am in order to have meals ready on time.
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| Miss Simpson and Miss Nedrick, our Cooks |
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| STUDENTS ENJOYING BREAKFAST |
| PEER LEADERS |
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| Peer Leadrers on Retreat - 2000 |
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