Helping hands

Arrow Heights students Brandon Lavers of Grade Three (left), Shayna Seyl of Grade Seven and Stephanie Wallach, also of Grade Seven, pose with their award-winning pictures of coloured hands. They were among the local students who submitted 138 coloured hand pictures that were sponsored by generous shoppers at $2 a pop. The $276 they raised goes to help our Paralympic Athletes train for the 2010 Olympics. Over $13,000 has been raised across Canada so far.  According to AHE teacher Laurel Russell "from the decorated hands submitted by schools throughout Canada, 18 were selected as prize winners. I am thrilled to tell you that three of those students honoured are from our school!"  Each student received an Olympic Coin Set, an Olympic Pin, a handclapper noisemaker and a letter of recognition.  Photo courtesy of Laurel Russell
Arrow Heights students Brandon Lavers of Grade Three (left), Shayna Seyl of Grade Seven and Stephanie Wallach, also of Grade Seven, pose with their award-winning pictures of coloured hands. They were among the local students who submitted 138 coloured hand pictures that were sponsored by generous shoppers at $2 a pop. The $276 they raised goes to help Paralympic Athletes train for the 2010 Olympics. Over $13,000 has been raised across Canada so far. According to AHE teacher Laurel Russell "from the decorated hands submitted by schools throughout Canada, 18 were selected as prize winners. I am thrilled to tell you that three of those students honoured are from our school!" Each student received an Olympic Coin Set, an Olympic Pin, a handclapper noisemaker and a letter of recognition. You can find out more at www.handsupcanada.com. Photo courtesy of Laurel Russell