- Community

A school-based business, Wood
Works, is building success at
Lau Welnew Tribal School in Bren-
twood.

Devised by teacher Peter Brand,
a former carpenter, the program
produces small wooden craft kits,
each containing pre-cut wood
pieces to produce either a boat, a

plane mobile, a car or a train.

Each kit includes sandpaper,
nails and instructions and retails
for $3.

Brand notes the materials in

each kit can be assembled with
ordinary white glue. “If the child
is really keen to bang a few nails,
the nails are included but they'll
need a l‘:ammer,” he added.
- Although the instructions sug-
gest one way to assemble the
pieces, Brand says children often
discover new ways to put the
pieces together.

From the boat kit, he notes, his
own students have created four
different crafts, ranging from a fish
boat to a sailing yacht.

“With the same kit, the child
can make a variety of different
toys,” he said.

Working from the small wood-
work shop beside the school, stu-
dents prepare the 24 different
wood pieces required for the four
kits, using wooden guides
designed by Brand.

Brand notes the school offers
carpentry lessons twice-a-weck to
students in grades four to eight.

Other students assemble the
pieces into packages. Since the
project began in January, Brand
said the students have produced
500 kits.

The most recent order, for 200
kits, was received Friday from
Young Athlete Saskatchewan,
which will use the toys for an
upcoming promotion.

Other orders have come from
local schools and daycare centres,
youth groups and from a school in
Bella Coola.

Each of the students who work
for the company keeps a timesheet
and is paid, he added.

He hopes the school-based busi-
ness will give older students

incentive to stay in school instead
of dropping out to take a part-time

WHEELS UPON WHEELS are sliced from pieces of doweling for

Wood Works craft kifs by LauWelnew Tribal School student
Joseph Harry, 15. Teacher Peter Brand (back) designed the

kits.
job. “It’s good for their self-
esteem,” he said.

The project is also teaching
Students the skills required to
operate a small business.

Using a computer desktop pub-
lishing program, students at the
school produced all of the required
forms for the business, including
instruction sheets, order forms and
publicity, Brand said.

Pena Elliot, Mike Home, Billy
Horne and Joseph Harry are
among the students who have
produced forms for the business.

Brand estimates 20 to 30 stu-
dents have contributed to Wood
Works, either by producing pieces,
forms or packaging, like Stephanie
Thomas, Bruce Morris and Louise
Harry.

The students also produce bird-
houses and bead looms. Brand
notes the wood used by the stu-
dents is recycled from off-cuts
produced by a furniture factory
and recycled paper is used for the
kit labels.

Next week, Brand plans to take
the kits to the three-day Focus *92
education conference in Victoria.

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For information on Wood

Works, contact Brand at 652-1811
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Toy kits spill from school shop JOURNAL

Continued from Page A9

Latta, who lives on Durrance
Road.

Petford, now 19, says she has
been writing since she was 10
years old. Her two poems in the
book “teflect the way I’m feeling.
All of my poems reflect my life.”

Latta, 16, said both of his poems
also reflect incidents in his life and
were written last fall.

Stenson invites student writers
in grades eight to 12 to submit

work for the next edition, which-

will be assembled in the next few
months and published next fall.

For information, call Stenson or

Young at 658-5221.

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