Young St. Bernadette Poets Get Noticed

Noah Larcher reads his poem with his teacher Mme. Nancy Perron holding the microphone while a proud Hudsyn Nicholas and Noah Rioux prepare to share their silly poems with parents and patrons at Chapters. May 11, 2015 - The students of St. Bernadette Catholic Elementary School were in the spotlight at a Poetry Café hosted at Chapters for Catholic Education week.  Their tremendous creativity caught the eye of Tom Leduc, Sudbury’s Poet Laureate.  Leduc was in attendance and is interested in featuring some of the poetic versus on his website which is featured on the Greater Sudbury Public Library website.  The poems presented were written by students as part of their poetry study for Language Arts classes.  Topics included:  My family, my sibling, my pet, the environment and even one about tacos. Share Tweet

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