Student serves as inspiration at primary track and field meet

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Student serves as inspiration at primary track and field meet

Tom Sasvari

Jun 30, 2017 - 1 min read

It was truly an inspirational and emotional scene, as seven year-old Maxim Bell, who was diagnosed with cerebral palsy at the age of 14-months-old, with the assistance of Charles C. McLean education assistant Apryl Mayer, walked the 60 metre race at the school’s primary grade track and field championships last week. Photo by Heather Nodecker

Student serves as inspiration at primary track and field meet — It was truly an inspirational and emotional scene, as seven year-old Maxim Bell, who was diagnosed with cerebral palsy at the age of 14-months-old, with the assistance of Charles C. McLean education assistant Apryl Mayer, walked the 60 metre race at the school’s primary grade track and field championships last week. Photo by Heather Nodecker

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