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12 THE NEW TANNER THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 2007 Rall is Burger OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK for breakfast, lunch & dinner at 6a.m. 294 Queen St., Acton 853-5775 Taste the Difference We grind our own beef. This is the only way Rallis Burger Family Restaurant is making their world famous home made burgers. No more commercial ground beef! CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL GRADUATES CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES! Your Acton Management Team Owners / Operators Dave & Lucy Beatty 374 Queen St. E. Acton ROBERT LITTLE GRADE 5 GRADUATES: Zachary Hardy, Bryanna Hyde, Dylan Reid, Aaron Runstedler, Kyle Summers, Jake Veenstra, Philip Bath, William Bedard, Taylor Dunne, Nathanael Fearn, Devon Fobert, Allison Foot, Joey Gallant, Justin Grahame, Samantha Hillier, Jayme-Lee Hunt, Susanna Huotari, Joshua Karat, Keanna Leslie, Kristoffer McCarthy, Sammy McCarthy, Logan McNabb, Samantha Mitchell, Mikala Parr, James Paulsen, Karsten Paulsen, Jordan Pestell, Gage Roberts, Devin Rose, Jaci Ruttan, Brittany Tennier, Clayton Van Dam, Nathan Wagner, Mahpara Wahab, Jessie Wilkinson, Drake Andrews, Kya-Marie Apulinario, Jeremy Chasse, Andrew Croke, Shannon Crowe, Ellen Dobbs, Rachel Dobbs, Cassie Engleby, Amelia Harkins, Matthew Henstridge, Julie Holms, Madison Hur- rell, Victoria Kim, Taylor Kroezen, Zachary Kroezen, Jordan Lenz, Lauren McMullen, Amit Mehta, Kia Mersereau, Alexander Rushlow, Laura Sinden, Tawnie Snow, Madeline Tribble, Emily Vail. Robert Little Public School has won a National Award for the fifth year in a row, in recognition for their Quality Physical Education program. The Canadian Association for Health Physical Educa- tion Recreation and Dance (CAHPERD) has acknowl- edged that Robert Little, its teachers, and students are excellent role models for all other Canadian schools, by awarding them with the National GOLD Recognition Award. Robert Little is leading the advocacy initiative for the physical education of all Canadian children. Research from leading national and international health and phys- ical education associations and experts confirms that our children need a quality physical education program in order to enjoy healthy, active and productive lives. UNESCO goes as far as saying that quality physical education is a basic right of every child. Q.D.F. (Quality Daily Fit- ness) provides children with the opportunity to develop the knowledge, skills, atti- tudes and habits they need in order to be physically active and to enjoy healthy, active, and productive lives now and in the future. Over the last decade or more, there has been a signifi- cant decline in the quality and quantity of school physical education being offered to our children. Most schools in Canada are not providing the recommended national standard of 150 minutes per week of physical education, or even the minimum require- ments as set out by their own provincial curricula. This school year, only 850 schools applied and quali- fied for an award out of over 15,000 schools across Cana- da. CAHPERD congratulates Robert Little for its leader- ship in providing Quality Physical Education programs to its students. THE DEFINITION Quality Physical Education (QPE) is a well planned phys- ical education program that offers a variety of learning opportunities and is taught by qualified and enthusiastic teachers on a regular basis throughout the school year. A QPE program includes curricular instruction for a minimum of 30 minutes at least three out of five days per week, as well as interscho- lastic school sport programs, school wide events, and in- tramural activities where all students have the opportunity to participate. Robert Little gets national fitness award ???????????????? On behalf of Oxford Learning, we would like to congratulate all 2007 graduates. We wish you all the best in your future studies? ?????????? ???????????? ?????? ???????????? ??????????????????????