The day before Spring Break, Echo reporters roamed St Georges, asking students what they planned to do for spring break. They gathered insights on students’ upcoming holiday activities.
Student Insights: Students Share Their Plans for Spring Break!
March 17, 2024
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About the Contributors
Benjie Baker, Staff Writer
Benjie Baker is a grade eleven student who is a lifer student at St. George's school. With a passion for both school and the arts, Benjie is a multifaceted individual who thrives on creativity. When he's not studying (wink wink), Benjie can often be found pursuing his love for acting, where he has been in the school plays since grade four and started professionally acting at the age of 12. Beyond his school and acting, Benjie has a diverse range of interests in all different types of media, spanning from his love for watching sports, to his passion for movies.
Liam Hughes, Staff Writer
Liam is a senior at St. George’s School and has been a student here for seven years. He is passionate about writing and English and is thrilled to be a part of Journalism this year! Liam is very active in the arts around the school and can often be found around the theatre. He has done several plays in his time at Saints, ranging from Les Misérables to the Wizard of Oz. He is also a dedicated member of student government as the Arts Prefect. Outside of school, Liam enjoys acting, reading, and spending quality time with friends.
Alan McLachlan, Staff Writer
Alan is a Grade 12 student at St. George's School and is delighted to be writing for The Echo. Alan has immersed himself in everything that St. George's School has to offer. Diving into both the athletics and arts departments at the school, Alan plays on the 2nd XI Soccer, Water Polo, and Tennis teams, while also being involved in both the Senior Concert and Jazz bands. Alan has a passion for farming and agriculture, spending the majority of the time in his summers working on his great-uncle's and his aunt's farms. In his spare time, Alan can be seen playing sports, spending time with friends, or playing foosball in the Lower Great Hall.