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Portneuf Elementary School joins schools across Canada in Guinness World Record challenge

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On October 12, 2012, 36 Portneuf Elementary School Grade 3 to 6 students participated in the cross-Canada Guinness Book of Records event to establish a new record for the most students doing a science experiment at the same time.1st row : (kneeling) James Berube, Nathan Jacques, Samarah Guay, Danielle Benoit, Ariane Thibault, Emma Lavoie, Judy Bellemare, Hailey Chum, Hugo Kingsborough; 2nd row: Xavier Lapierre, Christophe Lemieux, Anne-Gabrielle Piche, Meygane Carignan, Alice Huard, Sean Rheaume, Kane Rogerson, Jeremy Champagne; 3rd row: Vincent Bergeron, Yohan Delisle, Samuel Davidson, Aryanne Huard, Cidnee Benoit, Allyson Thibault, Jacob Ouellete, Liam Brennan, Amelie Delisle, Emy Kingsborough; 4th row: Teachers April Strube and Joanne Hachey, Elizabeth LeClerc, Isaac Pilote, Raphael Ouellete, Charles-Antoine Bisson, Maxime Richard, Frederik Lemieux, Daphnee Cantin, Guillaume Vezina; 5th row: Melanie Bedard, Community learning activity coordinator Christian Trepanier, Jeremy Jacques, second witness Frank Beaulieu, Danielle Labbe, Principal Linda Beaulieu, first witness Chemical Engineer Ken Wilkinson.

"We are always excited to take part in an event that's larger than just in our school. This is across the country and even though we are a small school, we are participating in something big," smiled Principal Linda Beaulieu who runs the 81-student school that covers kindergarten to grade six in the Portneuf region.