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The Backstage Crew in a show helps the cast to manage many things behind the scenes in a production. The roles of the crew vary widely depending on each show. Check out the possibilities below:

stage crew – […]

We are so proud of the hard work you did last week in auditions. We can’t wait to see our show take form!

Some students were coming into check in about a couple of casting choices we made. Here are some […]

**If you signed up for Wizard of Oz Auditions on November 4 and received a confirmation email from us you DO NOT need to sign up again, we carried over everything that happened yesterday. If you received a […]

UPDATE 7:50PM – Yikes! Technical Difficulties!

Something is wrong with our audition form and its making a topsy turvy mess out of your audition sign-ups. We’ve taken it offline so that we can sort out the […]

It’s here, it’s here! The audition pack is here!

The production team of Wizard of Oz has been hard at work preparing the materials for you to use in your audition. You can download that pack here. We can’t wait […]

We had such a great second WOZ Workshop last Friday with so many students. In this “Presenting on Stage” workshop we focused on making connections in our community, learning how actors label and use the space on […]

We had a great first WOZ Workshop two weeks ago in the LLAC!

We’re looking forward to another great session this Friday!

For now, many students are asking questions regarding the workshops and the […]

Yesterday was the 80th anniversary of the MGM movie release of the “Wizard of Oz”! To celebrate google is doing some fun things with ruby slippers!

To play

1. Google “the Wizard of Oz”

2. Click the […]

We’re very excited to announce that the Lower School Musical for 2019-2020 will be Wizard of Oz!

We’re excited to announce that we will have a LS Musical Production next year! Students in G3-G6 in 2019-2020 are welcome to audition to be a part of this event! We will announce what the production will be before […]

Last year, Mr. Sharp built a Delta-style 3D printer in a workshop in Hong Kong. It ran for three sessions of around four hours each. He had never seen or used a 3D printer before the workshop, and he learned a lot […]

This drawing robot was built by Mr. LaCoste. He also made a virtual simulation of it in GeoGebra that allowed easy manipulation of the speeds of the two motors and the lengths and axis of the arms.

Using balsa wood, we designed dragsters that are powered by compressed gas canisters. They’re very light and go very fast. First, the axels were drilled using a drill press. Then the blocks of wood were cut to […]

Arduino is an easy-to-use coding and electronics prototyping platform. To celebrate World Arduino Day, Mr. Sharp built a temperature-sensing coffee cup, where the LEDs light up to indicate how hot the coffee is.

We are exploring the use of this App on iOS to help document our build process.  The interface is very intuitive with just two buttons; 1) record and 2) front/back camera selection.  Once captured you can choose […]

The club has been given funding to build ten 3D printers for the school community.  This is a exciting opportunity for ‘deep learning’ and what follows are some ideas we are mulling over to record and share the […]

We want to share our builds with the world and are pleased to launch this website which will serve as a ‘one stop (work)shop’ for all of the club’s projects, resources and learning.

Our goal is to update this […]

Amnesty International

Amnesty International branched from, and was named after, the international non-governmental organization (NGO) Amnesty International, a long-standing global campaign for basic human […]

September – Education for all  (DDD on the 28th – funds raised went to Bring Me a Book Foundation)

October:   Solution to pollution  (DDD on the 25th – funds raised went to Clean Air Network)

November – Stop […]