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A local high school
student’s artwork
leaves a lasting impres-
sion at North
Vancouver’s Centennial
Theatre.

A piece of artwork by Peter
Trotter, a Grade 10 student at
Sutherland secondary school,
will be displayed outside the
theatre. His design was select-

Gleneagles wins

GLENEAGLES ele-
mentary school has
won the Quality
Council of British
Columbia’s bronze
award for participa-
tion in the business
excellence program.

Pregram participation is
aimed at cultivating
principles and practices of
continuous quality improve-
ment into the school to
improve the process and sys-
tems that support young
learners.

The six main organizers
for business excellence are
leadership, planning, cus-

tomer focus, supplier focus,

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ed by the North Shore Arts
Commission in a recent com-
petition.

The drawing will be trans-
ferred into a bronze medallion
to be embedded in the side-
walk in front of the theatre.

The image, a black and
white drawing on felt, was
inspired by the North Shore.

“I just thought of North
Van and how sunny, rainy,
and cloudy it is,” said Trotter
when asked about his inspira-
tion for the piece.

Two of Trotter’s drawings

staff focus and process man-
agement.

In November 1999,
Gleneagles staff completed a
Quality Council — Seif-
Assessment Survey to deter-
mine the strengths and weak-
nesses of school operation in
each of the six key areas.

These results were tabu-
lated and analyzed by the
quality council, and in
December, the staff was led
through an interpretation of
the data. ;

Using the data from the
self-assessment survey, and
techniques learned through
two training sessions with
quality council personnel,
Gleneagles administrators,
Fran Jones and. Judith

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rtalized at NV theatre

were submitted to the compe-
tition by his art teacher at the
high school.

Over this past year,
Trotter’s seen a great
improvement in his work and
is considering becoming a
professional artist down the
ruad.

Trotter’s award-winning
design is on display at
Capilano Mall, along with art-
work from various North
Shore students.

The display will continue
until May 29.

award

Cochrane, completed a com-
prehensive improvement
pian to guide future activities
within the school. _

The plan was submitted
to the Quality Council of
B.C. as part of the require-
ments for the Bronze Level
Award. .

Said Jones, the school’s
principal, “Through partici-
pation in this program,
Gleneagles staff and parents
have ‘become considerably
more aware that the route to
high performance depends
on everyone working togeth-
er to meet the needs of stu-
dents, our main customer.”

Gleneagles is the. first
public schcol in - British
Columbia to earn the award.

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