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On Thursday, ahead of the Pesach holiday, our Grade 8 students visited the Chabad-Lubavitch Center in Vancouver for an educational workshop on the art of making matzah. The students were guided through the entire process, from start to finish, by Rabbi Dovid Rosenfeld and the staff at Chabad’s Model Bakery.

It’s truly a heartwarming and special occasion when our alumni return to King David to share their wisdom and experiences with our current students. This week, a group of former students took time out of their busy days, to participate in an alumni panel for our Grade 11 and 12 classes. These exceptional graduates, now excelling in their post-secondary endeavours, eagerly shared invaluable insights and lessons they’ve learned along their journeys, to guide and inspire the students following in their footsteps.

In three performances on Wednesday and Thursday, the cast and crew of Clue took the stage captivating the audience with a thrilling mix of suspense, mystery, and comedy. Set during a dinner party at a secluded mansion, the play follows six guests, each harbouring secrets, who become prime suspects when their host is murdered. Led by the sharp-witted Wadsworth, chaos ensues as bodies pile up and secrets are exposed, leaving the audience trying to solve the mystery. The cast’s performances were both witty and energized, with each actor bringing a unique flair to their character, from facial expressions to the quirky accent of the British butler. Meanwhile, the set crew brought the mansion to life with effective lighting and detailed costumes that perfectly highlighted each personality. After months of tireless rehearsals, Clue took to the stage, leaving everyone thoroughly entertained.

What an incredible week it has been! The Grade 12 students, along with staff and fellow students, dedicated months of preparation to engage in a variety of activities across the Lower Mainland. Their goal was to give back to the community, raise awareness and funds for Youth Mental Health, and spread positivity.

Mazal Tov to Hilit Nurick, Foods teacher extraordinaire, and her gallant team of Grade 10 students for bringing families together for a delicious Italian meal! With support in the kitchen from two alumni, Mitchell Neuman (Class of 2018), Justine Balin (Class of 2017) and Senior Foods students, and Grade 9 students helping to serve, they created an exceptional and memorable Italian-inspired evening.

Spirit Week was dedicated to raising awareness about mental health and is a powerful initiative that can foster a supportive and inclusive school community. Throughout the week, students and staff engaged in various activities and events aimed at promoting mental well-being, such as mindfulness sessions with treats during lunchtimes and open discussions about mental health challenges.