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Study In Canada
The founder and director of Ste. Cecile private school will be giving an informative session on Sept. 29th. at 7:00 pm in the Salón de Actos. Please confirm your attendance to
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Cedros Foundation
Contact: leticia_garciavallejo@
fundacioncedros.org.mx
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| Business Club - English |
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Business Club
Mondays & Wednesdays
07:00 - 08:00
Location
CEF
Annual Cost
1 payment of $7200
(can be paid in 4 installments of $2050)
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Cyber Mom
Mondays & Fridays
10:00 - 11:00 &
11:00 - 12:00
Location
CEF Sala 2
Annual Cost
1 payment of $7200
3 payments of $2750
Inscription & Material $250
Requirements
Laptop (PC or Mac)
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French Classes
Fridays 10:00 - 13:00
Location
CEF
Annual Cost
1 payment of $8200
4 payments of $2300
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Mandarin Classes
Length:
Monday October 5th to June 10th 2010
Times:
15:30 - 16:30
Mondays & Wednesdays
15:30 - 16:30
Annual Cost:
1 payment of $8200
4 payments of $2300
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General Agenda
Cambridge ESOL Examinations
Payment & registration period:
October 1 - December 15
Friday, October 2
Anniversary of Opus Dei Foundation
08:20 Mass (Hermatige)
10:30 Eucaristic Friday (Cedros Oratory)
Thursday, October 8
07:00 Monthly retreat: Fathers and ex-alumni (CEF)
10:00 Monthly retreat: Mothers (CEF)
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Pre-School Agenda
Sunday, October 4
10:00 Pre-school family gathering (Football field & Patio)
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Elementary Agenda
Tuesday, September 29
07:40 5th & 6th grade assembly (Salon de Actos)
09:00 3rd & 4th grade assembly (Salon de Actos)
Wednesday, September 30
08:00 Poetry Recital 1st - 3rd grade (Salon de Actos)
Thursday, October 1
07:45 1st & 2nd grade assembly (Salon de Actos)
09:30 Poetry Recital 4th - 6th grade (Salon de Actos)
Monday, October 5
First bi-mester exam period begins
Spanish exam 1st - 6th grade
Tuesday, October 6
Math exam 1st - 6th grade
Wednesday, October 7
Science exam 1st - 6th grade
Thursday, October 8
Religion exam grade 1st - 6th grade
Civility exam 4th - 6th grade
Friday, October 9
Social Sciences exam 1st - 3rd grade
History exam 4th - 6th grade
Monday, October 12
Social Studies exam 1st - 6th grade
Geography exam 4th - 6th grade
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Junior High Agenda
Monday, October 5
First bi-mester exam period begins
Friday, October 9
First bimester exam period ends
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H1N1 Warning
The World Health Organization (WHO) has predicted the return of the H1 N1 influenza virus this fall, and we would like to remind parents of the importance of following the recommended preventative measure to ensure the safety of the community.
· Wash your hands frequently with water and soap, preferably liquid soap, and use alcohol based antibacterial gel.
· Do not share food, cups or cutlery.
· Keep your house well ventilated.
· Get exposure to natural light.
· Keep all objects in frequent use clean.
· Eat vegetables and fruits rich in vitamin C and drink at least 8 glasses of purified water daily.
If your children are experiencing cold like symptoms don't send them to school, consult a doctor
Thank you
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Cafeteria
The cafeteria would like to remind all students, parents and faculty that it has a variety of new items on its menu including:
Milk/Cereal $ 15.00
Milk/Cereal with fruit $ 20.00
Fruit $ 5.00
Toast with butter/jam $ 8.00
Bagel (jam or butter) $ 10.00
Bagel (one topping) $ 20.00
(Cream cheese, salmon, olive oil, lettuce, mustard)
Bagel with two toppings (special bagel) $ 25.00
(Cream cheese, salmon, olive oil, lettuce, mustard)
Club sandwich with French fries $ 35.00
Chicken fingers (4 pieces) $ 16.00
Sandwich (as you like it) $ 25.00
Milkshakes (strawberry, chocolate and vanilla)
beginning September 7th $ 20.00
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Cambridge ESOL Examinations
Payment & registration period:
October 1 - December 15, 2009
Please make your payment & registration for your children's
Cambridge ESOL Exams during the indicated period so that
CEDROS is able to send your sons' data & information
to the UK by 28 December 2009.
Thanks for your
support & cooperation !!!
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Green Brigade
Paper Recollection Campaign
The organizers of the paper recollection campaign would like to thank everyone for their hard work and dedication.
Thanks to your participation we were able to save:
· 121 trees from being converted into new paper
· 236,912 liters of water from being used to convert trees into paper.
· 37,359 kw of electric energy.
· 487 books which have been placed in a variety of libraries starting with Cedros.
We also managed to collect 9,112 kilos of paper and in doing so, avoided 27.3 m3 of garbage being buried
Thanks again for a terrific job!
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Languages & International Affairs
Study for a school year in Ontario, Canada!!!
The founder and director of Ste. Cecile private school will be giving an informative session on Sept. 29th. at 7:00 pm in the CEF (The location has been changed since last weeks bulletin).
Please confirm your attendance to:
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ENGLISH TIP 1 (can be split in more than two)
False Cognates
False cognate English meaning
cognate Spanish meaning
an assistant = helper, subordinate
an attendant = asistente
a parent = mother or father
a relative = pariente
a stranger = somebody you don't know
a foreigner = extranjero
a base = a pedestal or a starting point
basis = base
I compromise = put in jeopardy
I make a commitment = compromise, cita
a demand = insistent request
a lawsuit = demanda legal
a deposit = sediment or advance payment
a warehouse = depósito, almacén
a recipe = instructions for cooking
prescription = receta (de doctor)
a firm = a company or business
a signature = firma (rúbrica)
commodity = a product that is bought and sold
comfort = comodidad
disgrace = dishonor or scandal
misfortune = desgracia, calamidad
to ignore = intentionally take no notice of
be ignorant of = not know = no saber
brave = courageous
mad = enojado, bravo
notorious = scandalous, infamous
well-known, famous = famoso, notorio
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ENGLISH TIP 2
Think in English No 65
Messy Thinking
Research from Pennsylvania State University suggests that a messy home can lead to chaotic thinking. Psychologists already knew that there was a link between cramped, noisy, messy living conditions and lower intelligence in children. However, the problem has been to separate genetic and socioeconomic factors from environmental influences since the homes of more affluent, better educated parents tend to be less chaotic. The researchers quantified the influence of genetic factors by comparing data from identical twins to that of non-identical twins. After poring over all the results they concluded that a messy home does reduce children's cognitive skills.
messy = chaotic, untidy
lead to = cause
cramped = confined
affluent = prosperous, rich
poring over (pore over) = study carefully
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