Halloween Art and Writing Contests

This decadently horrifying writing and art contests consists of the following tragic terms and agreements:

• Must be a short story
• No art work on your writing piece 
• Cannot include the word “the“
• October  24th  is the due date for the writing piece and the art contest
• Students can vote for which ever writing and art piece they like posted on the Library Contest bulletin board.
• Winners will be announced on October 27th!

For the art contest, the guidelines are: 

• Must include a pumpkin and/or a clown face 
• No inappropriate or ultra gorey imagery 
• Must have color 
• Same due date and winner announcement date as writing contest

ENJOY!!

INDIGO FUNDRAISER

Come help us stock our shelves with new books.  Simply go shopping at Charlottetown Indigo on November 27th (Tuesday) between 5:30pm and 8:30pm.  We receive 20% of the total sales from that evening.  Items must be regularly priced.  If you cannot make it at that particular time, but can drop in that day, just let them know you are supporting Stonepark Library with your purchase.  Thank you!

Welcome Back

Hello Folks, Ms. Poirier here, I apologize for taking so long to post this year.  We have had a great start.  I am so appreciative of the wonderful team of library monitors we have.  They have been busy with keeping the library circulation ready and doing all kinds of fun activities, too.  As always, our library is humming with students working on assignments during their breaks, lots of groups use the library throughout the day for many reasons, and there are classes during school hours utilizing the space, too.

Art & Writing Contests

The challenge for this month’s writing contest is to use Stonepark School as part of the setting.  For the art challenge, you can submit any creative piece which includes Stonepark School somehow.  Please, submit them, with your name and homeroom on it (you can just use a sticky note), to the library by the end of the day on March 22nd.

Winter Writing and Art Contests

 

The theme for both our writing and art contests is Post-apocalyptic Christmas.  What would the first Christmas be like after an apocalypse?  You can submit to both contests, if you like.  Make sure your name and homeroom are written on the piece somewhere.  Entries due December 18th.

ANTI-RACISM STUDENT CHALLENGE – CALL FOR ENTRIES: WRITING / POSTER / VIDEO

Anti-racism contest

May Art & Writing Contest Winners

Original poem by Becca Smith, which took 1st place in the writing category.

Brandon MacKinnon shared 1st place for the art contest.

Ashton Dudley shared first place with Brandon MacKinnon

May Art & Writing Contests

For our writing contest, this month, we are looking for original poetry, any theme.  For the art contest we are taking in photo submissions of outside/nature, which you can send to Ms. Poirier (wxpoirier@edu.pe.ca).  Entries must be submitted by May 24th.

 

Library Monitor Field Trip

The library monitors had a great day at the Confederation Centre Library on April, 6th.  With the guidance of Beth Clinton, Regional Librarian for the PEI Public Library Service, we had a tour and helped out with some programming while we were there.  Students were able to explore all the areas of the library, including the spooky basement, and take part in programming for toddlers and infants (who doesn’t want to play with babies and bubbles??), plus they helped get ready for the upcoming Comic-con, happening at the library on April 28th (click here for more info).  It was an adventurous day full of learning!

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Winter Art and Writing Contest Winners

Thanks to everyone who submitted pieces for our winter art and writing contests.  Lauren MacMillan (gr7) took first place for her artwork and Siobhan Armstrong (gr9) took first place for her poem:

Stay tuned we’ll have another contest, and our last for the year, in May!