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Fly, fly, butterfly

By: Staff
Posted: 06/5/2017 10:31 AM | Comments:

Students with Dufferin School principal Wayne Wyke, Coun. Mike Pagtakhan, teacher Premiss Rodrigues and Winnipeg School Division trustee Cathy Collins about to cut the ribbon at the opening ceremony.

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Students with Dufferin School principal Wayne Wyke, Coun. Mike Pagtakhan, teacher Premiss Rodrigues and Winnipeg School Division trustee Cathy Collins about to cut the ribbon at the opening ceremony.

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Dufferin School and Coun. Mike Pagtakhan (Point Douglas) hosted the official opening of the school’s Butterfly Garden on May 18.
Teacher Premiss Rodrigues had the idea of creating a modern community garden with flowers that would attract butterflies. The garden is a place where they can feed on the nectar of the flowers.

 

Dufferin School and Coun. Mike Pagtakhan (Point Douglas) hosted the official opening of the school’s Butterfly Garden on May 18.

Teacher Premiss Rodrigues had the idea of creating a modern community garden with flowers that would attract butterflies. The garden is a place where they can feed on the nectar of the flowers.

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