Grades three to five compete in inaugural Ultimate Treasure Hunt
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Grades three to five compete in inaugural Ultimate Treasure Hunt
Lily and Jasmine
The Elementary School Student Council (ESSC) hosted its first Ultimate Treasure Hunt on April 30. With various games and activities, the event brought together twenty students from third to fifth grade for an afternoon of teamwork and friendly competition.