Mark Johnson

Cataline elementary intergenerational dinner Dec. 11

The Cataline Elementary Intergenerational Learning project’s annual fundraising dinner and silent auction is Dec. 11.

The Cataline Elementary Intergenerational Learning project’s annual fundraising dinner and silent auction is coming up on Tuesday, Dec. 11.

This is the second year the Grade 6/7 class at Cataline Elementary has been involved in an intergenerational learning program with seniors living at the Seniors Village.

The students go to school with the seniors at the Seniors Village for five weeks during October/November and again in the spring.

All funds raised at the dinner and silent auction go toward creating a scholarship that the students involved in the program can apply for when they graduate from Grade 12 and continue on to college.

Tickets are $10 each and will be available to purchase until Nov. 30 by calling the school at 250-392-7154.

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