November 7th, 2023
- School Photos are available for pick up in the main office as well as student ID’s. Please note that retake photos have yet to come in.
- The Mi'kmaq word of the week is: ELIEN (pronounced "Elli an") and means: Are you going?
- -The Mi'kmaq fact for the week is: Atlantic Canada's Indigneous communities pour in close to 2 billion dollars to the regional ecomony annually.
- -The Indigneous quote for the week is: "Thing which do not grow and change are dead things." - Louise Erdich
- International Inuit Day is a day to celebrate and commemorate Inuit people and culture. The Inuit traditionally lived in Canada in the northern regions, northern Ontario, northern Quebec Labrador, and Newfoundland; Alaska; Greenland; and Russia. Today, Inuit live across Canada, in many communities. It is valuable to be aware of the Inuit and their rich and diverse cultures. Today is a day to celebrate the Artic and the people who traditionally call it home. Our climate is changing, and we need to help to keep these communities safe. Today, take some time to learn about how you can help protect Inuit rights and the Arctic environment.
- The Verdict Newspaper meeting in Ms Winters Room 34, Tuesday, November 7th to plan to the next issue of our paper. New members/contributors welcome!
- jam club on thursday after school
- A Reminder that Y Leaders is tomorrow at lunch!
- Girl's hockey game today at the Spryfield Lion's Rink after school at 4:00pm.
- Come cheer on the Judges as they battle against Lockview. The Judges are having a great start to this season, in a race for first place in the league- trailing by only one point!
- Today is the last day to order grad wear at 4PM. Please check out the link on the instagram page.