With strong immigration to Canada from cricket-mad places like India, the game is expected to appeal to a lot of new students, says the organizer at Spencer Middle School
A cricket program at Spencer Middle School has expanded to include students from other schools, with its sights set on helping new Canadians integrate while developing future cricketers.
“This was an opportunity to make everyone aware of the sport and give a window of opportunity for my students to have some competition,” said Roy. Roy said with strong immigration to Canada from cricket-mad places such as India, the game is expected to appeal to a lot of new students. The club currently has a mix of new Canadians, students born in Canada, and boys and girls.
“There might be a Punjabi-speaking or Hindi-speaking or some other nation-speaking student, but when they first come they just stay at home.” “I love how cricket in our school also speaks to the incredible diversity of cultures of Spencer students,” Nixon said.
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