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<p>The second-grade students of Good Shepherd Academy, Kingston, recently studied dinosaurs. They conducted research, wrote reports and created models of dinosaurs. Students also presented oral reports. Some of the participants, from left, first row, are Ella Nardozzo, Shaun Thomas, Aidan Davies, Molly Lindell, Cole Bradley and Mitchell Nowroski. Second row: Owen Clark, Christopher Dutko, Olivia Glasson, Kayden Stevenson, Rachel Bogdon and Jack Roberts.</p><style>
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Good Shepherd students study dinosaurs