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Sylvia Anderson, the co-creator of Thunderbirds who was best known for voicing Lady Penelope in the hit TV show, has died aged 88.
The producer and writer devised the Supermarionation puppet series, one of Britain's most fondly-remembered children's TV shows, with husband Gerry Anderson in the 1960s.
Her character in the science-fiction series - an aristocrat who moonlighted as an agent for the secret organisation International Rescue - became known as much for her pink suit as her pink Rolls Royce, chauffeured by Parker the butler.
Mrs Anderson - who husband Gerry died in 2012 aged 83 after suffering with Alzheimer's disease - passed away at her home in Bray, Berkshire, following a short illness.
Confirming her death on Wednesday morning, her daughter Dee Anderson said: "Sylvia was a mother and a legend - her intelligence was phenomenal but her creativity and tenacity unchallenged.
"She was a force in every way, and will be sadly missed."
As well as voicing Lady Penelope Creighton-Ward in Thunderbirds from its debut in 1965 until 1968, Sylvia also worked on Joe 90, Captain Scarlet and Stingray.
We're very sad to hear that Sylvia Anderson, co-creator of Thunderbirds has passed away. pic.twitter.com/NslylKwRpf— Thunderbirds HQ (@ThunderbirdsHQ) March 16, 2016
Born in south London to a boxing champion and a dressmaker, she went on to have a career in television spanning five decades.
She recently worked as head of programming for HBO in the UK and had been writing a show with her daughter entitled The Last Station.
Mrs Anderson's daughter said she "would always find time to take care of people who were suffering or in need of support".
The pair had planned a charity ball for Breast Cancer Care, which will now go ahead in May in her memory.
Mrs Anderson is survived by her daughter, who is a singer-songwriter, son Gerry Anderson Junior, an anaesthetist, four grandchildren and one great-granddaughter.
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Speaking last September, Mrs Anderson said she had had "fun" playing a great aunt to her original character, voiced by Oscar nominee Rosamund Pike, in ITV reboot Thunderbirds Are Go.
She had a "creativity and genuine love for her characters" that touched fans around the world, her daughter said.
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Behind the camera, Mrs Anderson took on many roles for Thunderbirds, including character development and costume design.
When asked if she saw herself as a pioneer for women in television during the 1960s, Mrs Anderson was modest.
"I never waved the flag or anything about being a woman, but I was a woman with a group of men," she said.
"Now and again I would get a director and I would go on set, one in particular, no names of course, and he was very, very huffy because I was a woman giving him notes on what he had shot the previous day, and I tried to do it very carefully."


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Goddamn, in the magical words of Tom Keifer, that was sure was one long cold winter but spring has finally arrived so it's time for out annual opening day party. Join all your favorite Pencilstorm bloggers at the Treebar (887 Chambers) Monday March 31st to watch the Reds vs Cards and drink some beer and talk MLB. Colin is bringing his copy of Baseball Prospectous 2014 and rumor has it Brian Phillips will be sporting a brand spankin' new Robbie Cano M's jersey. And yes, Hassler is going to try and stop by if he can get out of work early wearing his Jeter jersey and talk all sorts of shit about the Yankees and his soon to be last place fantasy team. Please join us at the Treebar Monday March 31st!
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Florence MacDougall Community School Encourages Respect For All
We are committed to the Lion's Quest Program. This program fosters essential life and citizenship skills. We promote responsibility, good judgement, self-discipline and respect for others. We are focused on building a strong school community.
Daily Operation
8:45 am First Bell
8:50 am Morning Classes Begin
10:00 am Morning Recess
10:15 am Morning Classes Resume
11:45 am Lunch
12:03 pm Lunch Recess
12:32 pm DEAR Time
12:42 pm Afternoon Classes Begin
2:12 pm Afternoon Recess
2:27 pm Afternoon Classes Resume
3:30 pm Students Dismissed
Office Hours
Daily office hours are 8:00 am to 4:00 pm. The phone number is 926-2331, and the fax number is 926-3116.
All visitors to the school must report to the office and sign in.
Bussing is provided for rural children in grades K-3. Bussing for urban students is available for a fee. Bus arrivals and departures are supervised. Bus drivers and teachers explain expected student behaviour and safety procedures. Call Dave Elias at 780 928-3860 for rural bussing information and Mrs. France Klatt at 780 926-3966 for information on urban bussing. Busses may not be operational on cold days, however the school is open. It is announced over the Radio station CKYL if the busses are not running due to cold weather. Children riding busses should be dressed warmly in case the bus breaks down. Children will be sent home by their regular means unless parents advise us of a different arrangement. If a child is under a custody order we must have a copy of it in the office in order to abide by it.
Student Loading Zone
The west side of the street in front of Florence MacDougall Community School and the easterly bus lane are the student loading zones. The parking lot is to be used by staff, visitors, and for handicapped students. For the convenience of those using the loading zone, sidewalks are kept free of snow and dirt. If you drop your children off or pick them up in front of the school, please use the west side of the road. No children should be dropped off on the east side of the road.
Morning Exercises
O Canada is played over the intercom system every morning at 8:50 am to signal the beginning of the school day. This is followed by any pertinent announcements.
Absenteeism and Tardiness
Regular attendance is a requirement of the School Act. Please ensure that your child is absent only when necessary, i.e. sickness, medical appointments. Punctuality is a general expectation for all. Children arriving late must check in at the office before proceeding to class. If a child is habitually late, the parents or guardians will be contacted.
Safe Arrival Program
The purpose of the "Safe Arrival Program" is to inform parents if their child has not arrived at school. Whenever your child will be absent, please call the school at 780 926-2331, fax 780 926-3116, or email firstname.lastname@example.com by 8:45 am. Then, once attendance is taken, if a student is not accounted for the parents will be called to inform them that their child has not arrived at school. We urge all parents to keep the school advised of any phone number changes.
Telephone Policy
Children have access to the phone to call parents if they are not feeling well or if they have forgotten their lunch. Students may not use the phone to make arrangements to visit friends.
Lunch Policy
Students are encouraged to stay at school for lunch. Lunches are eaten in the students' own classrooms from 11:45 am to 12:03 pm, and a staff member (usually their teacher) will be supervising. Students are not permitted to leave the school grounds unless they bring a note from home.
All teachers at Florence MacDougall Community School are certified to teach in the province of Alberta. All staff must provide a criminal record check prior to employment with Fort Vermilion School Division #52.
Weather Policy
Students will be outdoors at recess times when the weather is good. If the weather is unsuitable, children are kept indoors. Please ensure that your child is warmly dressed.
Students must have indoor shoes. This is necessary in the event of a fire drill or a fire. Only soft-soled shoes may be worn in the gymnasium.
Lost and Found
There is a Lost and Found box for each grade level. You are welcome to come and look through it! All articles that are not claimed after a reasonable amount of time are given away. Please remember to label your child's belongings.
Illness and Injury
When children are ill, it is undesirable for them to be at school. Their health is regained more slowly, they learn little, and there is the possibility of others coming into contact with the illness.If a child becomes ill during the day, the parent or guardian will be contacted and advised to take the child home. In the case of injury on the playground or in the school, the child is taken to the infirmary. If the injury is very minor, appropriate first aid is used. NO INTERNAL MEDICATION WILL BE ADMINISTERED. If the injury appears more serious, the parent or guardian will be notified. It is extremely important that we have your current phone number as well as a work number or alternate number.
Fire Drills and Lockdowns
Fire drills and Lockdowns are conducted throughout the year. Plans are posted in each classroom to ensure a safe and orderly procedure.
School Lockdown Procedures
The following procedure will be implemented:
- Call 911
- Any staff member without direct student supervision will check for missing students and move them to safety.
- Classroom teachers:
- Lock classroom doors.
- Create a list of missing students.
- Ensure that students are as safe as possible- create cover by moving furniture.
- Keep students away from windows, doors and exposed areas.
- Students who are out-of-doors:
- Unless otherwise instructed, move to the designed alternate site.
- Inform parents when and how children may be picked up.
- Once the lockdown order is lifted by the proper authority, the Principal will relay dismissal instructions.
In case of an emergency the students of Florence MacDougall Community School will be evacuated to the High Level Public School gymnasium.
Community Health
The Public Health Nurse visits the school as required to do immunizations and tuberculin skin test if parental consent has been granted. She may also do vision and hearing screening if so requested.
Medical Information
Please inform the school of any medical problems your child may have. It is necessary for us to know about the problem and the immediate treatment if we are to respond wisely given an emergency situation.
Peanut/Nut Safe Policy
Due to severe allergic conditions within our student body, FMCS has become a Peanut/Nut Safe Zone. It is very important that all parents and students help us by not sending peanuts/nuts or food containing them to school. Our goal is to create an environment where all children are safe and comfortable. Thank you for your assistance in this area.
There are a wide variety of books and magazines in our library for the students. They Range from simple picture-books to a higher reading level. Encyclopedias and other reference materials are available for student research.Students are allowed to sign out books for a two-week period. If library books are lost, students are expected to pay replacement cost: Library sign-out privileges will be withdrawn until satisfactory arrangements are made.
Skateboard/Roller Blade, Scooter and Bike Policy
They are not to be used on school property.
Language Arts Programming
In order to help every child achieve in reading and writing we have created Focus Groups at each grade level. Students are assessed and placed with children of similar academic abilities for their Language Arts classes. This allows each child to work at their own ability and to find success each day in school. It also allows the teacher to focus on their class needs, because the academic range within their class is much smaller.
Focus Groups give us the flexibility to provide programming for children who are below grade level or at risk, while still being able to offer an enrichment program for students needing the challenge. If you have any questions about this program please call the school.
Effective Behaviour Support (EBS)
At FMCS we believe that a positive approach to discipline and teaching students appropriate behaviours throughout the year will help them be successful, safe and secure. EBS is a system that we use to help our children learn the expected behaviours and reward those same behaviours. We have 4 school wide rules (see below) that we teach the children; and we provide them with positive examples to be successful.
Children identified as following the rules will be rewarded with a Bear Hug. This certificate is posted in the hallway for recognition and at the end of each week will be entered for the chance to win a prize. In our EBS system we reward students for positive behaviour. This teaches children that appropriate behaviours are worthwhile. Negative behaviours are tracked using Red Slips. These papers are used to identify problem behaviours and areas. They are not a consequence for wrong behaviour, they provide us with information.
In general, teachers are expected to take care of any discipline problems in the classroom and on the playground. In the instance of a more serious offense they are reported to the office and home will be contacted.
Florence MacDougall welcomes all parents to volunteer in the school and in their child's classroom. If you are interested in helping out in class or during field trips please talk to your child's teacher.
And Finally,
Please watch your child's backpack throughout the year for agenda notes regarding the happenings at Florence MacDougall Community School. It is a busy place!
New students and families - WELCOME TO FMCS (also known as FloMac)! We are so happy you are joining us! If we can help you with adjusting to a new school community in any way please let us know. Also please see the registration page for more new student information.


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