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Congratulations to the class of 2033!
We celebrated our fifth grade with an ice cream party. There were lots of sticky fingers and happy smiles.
We look forward to seeing their accomplishments at East Granby Middle School.
We celebrated our fifth grade with an ice cream party. There were lots of sticky fingers and happy smiles.
We look forward to seeing their accomplishments at East Granby Middle School.
Happy Retirement to our very own Ms. D!
Congratulations to Phebe Large, Teacher of the Year!
Field Day Fun!
On Saturday, May 30, The Invention Convention State Finals Awards ceremony was held at UCONN, and Seymour School's Wes Hess was awarded the Starlight Excellence in Construction Award. This award is sponsored by Starlight Construction of Bridgeport, CT.
Wes, a fifth grader, was recognized for his Invention "Slip Stop" which provides an eco-friendly option for increasing grip for footwear in wet or icy conditions. Wes combined acetone and pine rosin to create a substance to be applied to the bottom of shoes in slippery conditions. Wes has plans to extend this idea to the automotive safety category by developing a tire spray to be used in slippery or icy driving conditions. He still recommends driving slowly and with caution, but hopes his invention will add safety to travel.
Wes competed at the State Finals in early May, and was invited to be honored at the Jorgensen Center for Performing Arts on May 30. At this event, the top one percent of student inventors in CT were honored and celebrated. Inventors ranged from kindergarten age to high school seniors., and inventions addressed a variety of household, medical, safety and environmental issues.
Some of the speakers included Jordan Conover, founder of Hartford Fence Company, Paul Lovoie, Vice President of Innovation and Applied Technology at the University of New Haven , and Jonna Gerken, Project Engineering Fellow, Pratt & Whitney. There were themes of innovation, a call to action and encouragement to seek answers to the world's problems.
Congratulations to Wes Hess and his excellent efforts to put East Granby on the innovation map!
Congratulations to Mrs. Phebe Large!
EGPS Teacher of the Year
EGPS Teacher of the Year
Take a look at the opportunity for Basketball Camps this summer!
From Mr. Esposito's class: Boxitects was a fun STEM related activity that allowed students to express their creativity and problem solving skills. They used recyclable materials to create different types of games. The students really enjoyed getting to think outside of the box and construct something that their classmates got to play.
Our third graders recently became scientists as they investigated owl pellets to learn more about food chains and ecosystems! Students carefully dissected the pellets to identify bones and other remains of an owl’s prey, using their observations to make connections about predator-prey relationships and animal adaptations
Seymour celebrated the 250th birthday of the United States with a patriotic concert on Wednesday.
Seymour School rehearsed this morning for their school concert on May 20, 2026. Don't forget- all school drop offs will be at EGHS on May 20. We will have a rehearsal in the auditorium and then take buses to Seymour.
We have 2 baby chicks!
Congratulations to our Seymour Players on their successful performance of A Story of Friendship. It was a wonderful show! Thank you to the directors: Mrs. Lepak, Mrs. Bakken and Mrs. Rooney for you assistance in putting the show together.
Junior Golf offered through Parks and Rec!
Two of our fifth grade classes visited Starbase this week. Starbase is a week- long STEM experience. Through hands-on activities, students explore different concepts in science, technology, engineering and math.
Seymour's 4th grade students visiting the CT Historical Society today!
Don't miss this performance from the Seymour Players on Wednesday, April 8th at the High School!
Our fifth graders put their creativity and innovation on full display as they designed original t-shirts for the upcoming STEM Week: Starbase! From bold graphics to imaginative themes, each submission showcased their excitement for science, technology, engineering, and math—take a look at their impressive designs!
