Beaverbrook Vimy Prize Blog – 21 August 2017

Credit: Hanna Smyth, Vimy Foundation 2017.
After 13 informative and incredible days, our BVP2017 students said their goodbyes and departed for home early this morning. Paul was seen off at the metro for his return to Boulogne and Lala was accompanied to the Gare-du-Nord for her homebound train to Sutton. The Canadian participants and chaperones bid their bus driver Franky farewell at Charles De Gaulle airport and boarded their plane to Toronto. The Vimy Foundation would like to thank our chaperone team and everyone who helped to make the 2017 Beaverbrook Vimy Prize program and incredible experience for our 16 newly minted Beaverbrook Vimy Prize alumni. For the last blog entry of BVP2017, we asked our new alumni to describe the program in one word. Here is what they said:
(Please note: the students blog in their language of preference)
Moving
–Lala Israfilova, Carshalton, Sutton, United Kingdom
Hors-du-commune
-Paul Toquebouef, Boulogne, France
Life-changing
-Claire Belliveau, Dartmouth, Nova Scotia
Bridging
-Katy Whitfield, Toronto, Ontario
Inspiring
-Evan Kanter, Toronto, Ontario
Connecting
-Abbey Garrett, Conception Bay, Newfoundland and Labrador
Motivating
-Cecilia Kim, Surrey, British Columbia
Loving
-Maddy Burgess, Bow Island, Alberta
Magical
-Ariadne Douglas, Prince George, British Columbia
Empowering
-Enshia Li, Richmond Hill, Ontario
Thought-provoking
-Hanna Smyth, Richmond, British Columbia
Enlightening
-David Alexander, Pointe-Claire, Quebec
Real
-Alisia Pan, North York, Ontario
Educational
-Patricia Kennedy, Fredericton, New Brunswick
Surprising
-Rachel Collishaw, Ottawa, Ontario
Le temps
-Yaman Awad, Anjou, Quebec
Learning
-Thomas Littlewood, Ottawa, Ontario
Significant
-Eric Jose, Oshawa, Ontario
Brilliant
-Cole Oien, Calgary, Alberta
Perspective
-Daniel Schindel, Surrey, British Columbia займ на карту онлайн