Frontier Primary School Yearbook

Flipping through, I found the "Special Events" section. There was the "Great Oregon Trail Simulation" of November. Mr. Henderson, the gym teacher, had rigged up a literal wooden wagon in the cafeteria. The photo shows thirty of us, dressed in oversized flannel shirts and bonnets made from pillowcases, looking genuinely grim. We had just "lost" half the class to simulated cholera during the lunch rush. In the background, you can see the cafeteria lady, Mrs. Gable, handing out "hardtack" (which was actually just stale Saltines) with a look of profound pity.

The creation of the Frontier Primary School yearbook involves a collaborative effort between students, teachers, and parents. The process typically includes: frontier primary school yearbook

The transition to high-resolution digital photography ensures that print quality is sharp, vibrant, and built to withstand the test of time. Flipping through, I found the "Special Events" section

"To our little explorer: We are so proud of how much you’ve grown at Frontier. The world is your frontier—go conquer it!" Henderson, the gym teacher, had rigged up a

This reduces waste and cost. For parents with two children at Frontier, they will need to buy two different Class Modules if the children are in different streams.