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Changes to Grade 8 Performing Arts program provide more opportunities

June 20, 2022Eagle News Network Comment

This news report was produced by Noel Blute (’27).

Advice for sixth-graders choosing their first electives

June 13, 2022June 13, 2022Eagle News Network Comment

This review was produced by Toiyo Diya (’27).

Review: Yeezy Boost 350 V2 MX Rock

June 11, 2022Eagle News Network Comment

This review was produced by Cole Auchincloss (’27).

Water damage to Blue Gym floor causes disruption to PE classes, summer program

June 10, 2022Eagle News Network Comment

This news report was produced by Jessica Stainton-Simmons (’27).

Commentary: Classes should be shorter than 80 minutes

June 9, 2022June 9, 2022Eagle News Network Comment

This feature was produced by Ollie Grad (’27).

Indoor climbing explained

June 8, 2022Eagle News Network Comment

This feature was produced by Jonah Sine (’27).

Students give advice on moving to London

June 6, 2022Eagle News Network Comment

This feature was produced by Giacomo Potter (’27).

Advice from some experts on dieting, exercise

June 5, 2022Wilson Strong ('28) Comment

Dieting and exercise takes care of the body in a very important way. The key though is moderation. “The word is balance,” Mr. Peter Hosier, [Read more…]

Humans of ASL: Annika Gilbert on playing the clarinet

June 1, 2022Eagle News Network Comment

This feature was produced by Noel Blute (’27).

Self-help series: how to make pickled grilled cheese

May 31, 2022Eagle News Network Comment

This feature was produced by Ollie Grad (’27).

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Eighth-grade students visited Normandy, France May Eighth-grade students visited Normandy, France May 8-12 to visit sites related to World War II. They learnt about World War II by visiting museums, cemeteries, and beaches where Allied troops landed for D-Day. Eighth-grader Leah Nilson said that the trip was "a really impactful experience. Never thought I would be so moved by it."
Seventh and eighth-grade students celebrate the sc Seventh and eighth-grade students celebrate the school's 71st birthday with a Founder’s Day assembly on April 22 in the School Center. The assembly consisted of an overview of Founder’s Day, a Q&A with alumni Mr. Gabriele Marcotti ’91, and some school-related trivia. This was one of the many activities done in celebration of Founder’s Day.
Students, faculty, and staff for the entire school Students, faculty, and staff for the entire school gathered together on April 21 in celebration of the school's 71st birthday, Founders Day. The all-school photo is taken every ten years, but last year it was not taken due to Covid-19 restrictions. The gathering concluded with all school members singing the school song, ‘Once an Eagle.’
The Innovators in Residence Candy Chang and James The Innovators in Residence Candy Chang and James Reeves have finished an exhibition in the Coreen Hester Courtyard in the Community Arts Building called The Nightly News. Chang and Reeves have used dreams shared by the community as their inspiration for this exhibit. The dreams are displayed on walls and projected onto a screen inside the exhibition for people to see and watch. There are also bean bags to sit on as you look at the dreams and note cards to add any more dreams you have. It's open from 8 am to 5 pm on school days through Friday, April 8, and middle school students can visit with a class during the day or after school on their own.
The U14 boys basketball team took third place at t The U14 boys basketball team took third place at the London Youth Games Final Four on March 28. They lost the first game 42-27 to Saint Thomas More. Then they won the second game 37-34 against Harris City Academy Crystal Palace to win the bronze. #ASLEagles #londonyouthgames
The Spongebob Musical opened on March 10 and has a The Spongebob Musical opened on March 10 and has additional performances on March 11 and 12. The cast is made up of sixth, seventh, and eighth-graders who auditioned for parts in November. The story follows Spongebob and his Bikini Bottom friends trying to avoid the destruction of their beloved town. From lighting to costumes, acting to props, special effects to dancing, the cast has been working hard to prepare since December. The performance on March 12 is being live-streamed, so anyone who can't get a ticket can still watch the performance. The link for the live stream is available by registering at www.asl.org/ticket-reservations
#tbt to February 17 when eighth-grade students vis #tbt to February 17 when eighth-grade students visited King's Cross to look at design solutions that maintain biodiversity and ecosystem services in that area. Some of the places visited included Gasholder Park, Somers Town Bridge, Story Garden, and Coal Drops Yard. The observations students made will be used to inspire their own design solutions that promote environmental justice. "I think it was very interesting to see the innovative designs that were added to the area," eighth-grader Yara Kassir said.
March 1 is Pancake Day, so students had the option March 1 is Pancake Day, so students had the option to get pancakes with lemon and sugar from the hot lunch line. March First also known as Fat Tuesday is a day of feasting before the 40 day fast called lent begins. The tradition originated from the fact that items like eggs, milk and fat would sometimes go to waste, so this day was an opportunity to feast on the food by eating pancakes. Students seem to have enjoyed their delicious treats and the mood in the cafeteria was elevated.
The middle school Student Council organized a hot The middle school Student Council organized a hot chocolate and music spirit event on February 8 during recess. Students gathered on the Waverley playground to get a sweet treat along with the options of whipped cream and marshmallows. Mr. Ross was the DJ and had a sound system set up by the Community Arts Building. The event was created to raise school spirit. "I think it went great," eighth-grade student council representative Ashlyn Tate said. "Everyone was really excited to have a hot chocolate event and it definitely brought people together."
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