Young Achievers cast of Mapes Elementary School dinner theatre production of “A Walk in the Woods”. From left to right, Back row: Margaret Poole, Ruth Harder, Evan Warkentin, Melissa Burggraaf, Andrea McLain. Middle: Rayen Rempel, Pieter Burggraaf, Janelle Hindmarch, McKenna Redcrow, Ayva Lewis, Mackenzie Martens, Samuel Klassen, Travis Wheeler, Kaylee Bell. Front: Steven Kozak, Malachi Redcrow, Bowen Haines, Quinten Wiebe, Zachary Askeland, Tanner Rempel, Nevaeh McCoy

Young Achievers cast of Mapes Elementary School dinner theatre production of “A Walk in the Woods”. From left to right, Back row: Margaret Poole, Ruth Harder, Evan Warkentin, Melissa Burggraaf, Andrea McLain. Middle: Rayen Rempel, Pieter Burggraaf, Janelle Hindmarch, McKenna Redcrow, Ayva Lewis, Mackenzie Martens, Samuel Klassen, Travis Wheeler, Kaylee Bell. Front: Steven Kozak, Malachi Redcrow, Bowen Haines, Quinten Wiebe, Zachary Askeland, Tanner Rempel, Nevaeh McCoy

Mapes Elementary class Young Achievers!

By Fiona Maureen

James Holtz, Mapes Elementary School teacher, nominated grade 4, 5, 6 students for their fantastic job performing the play “A Walk in the Woods” and serving dinner to around 150 guests over two performances at the school.

All of the students in the three-grade split class took part in the production and it was a big success. Well done!

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