Art in progress: Cariboo Hill teacher Helen Geddes shared these shots of students at work on a unique art project in which old chairs were used to create pieces exploring urbanization, personal triumph, the seasons, time and space and more. The chairs would have been discarded as they were being replaced by plastic ones. The projects took two terms and were created by groups of students from different grade levels, and then were accompanied by large-scale portraits created in another class.
Photograph by: Contributed , Burnaby NOW
There are countless ways to shine. From academic success to community involvement, local students are making themselves, their schools, their city and their country better in myriad ways, and enjoying themselves along the way.
The Burnaby NOW is featuring photos of local students enjoying their schools, being recognized for hard work, volunteering in the community and any other ways they are "shining" in Burnaby.
To share a "star student", send pictures to cmyers@burnabynow.com, include names and information about the photo.
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Art in progress: Cariboo Hill teacher Helen Geddes shared these shots of students at work on a unique art project in which old chairs were used to create pieces exploring urbanization, personal triumph, the seasons, time and space and more. The chairs would have been discarded as they were being replaced by plastic ones. The projects took two terms and were created by groups of students from different grade levels, and then were accompanied by large-scale portraits created in another class.
Photograph by: Contributed , Burnaby NOW
