Announcements- Tuesday January 8, 2019
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All grade 9-12 students interested in playing badminton are asked to meet Mr. Wheatcroft in Room 109 during lunch.
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- Grade 8 students should prepare for their milestone photos tomorrow after lunch.
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The senior boys volleyball team won their game against Nottawasaga Pines last night. Although they struggled in the first set, they took the next three sets. Their improved passing allowed the setters to make great sets, which were finished off with power and touch. Their coach, Ms. Polasek, was proud of their victory. Practice will be on Thursday.
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1) All training at Queens Park is cancelled on Monday due to the grounds being closed. Rugby training for 13E and 13F is also cancelled on Monday and Tuesday.
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3) There is a meeting today for the Washington trip in the library at 11:15.
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1. Rugby training for Years 1 and 2 will be held in the gym, while other outdoor training is cancelled.
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Announcements- Tuesday November 1, 2022
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-Define entrepreneurship, distinguishing it from general business activities by emphasizing its focus on innovation, risk-taking, and value creation. Students will describe the characteristics and traits of successful entrepreneurs, including their roles and responsibilities, and discuss the broader economic and social impacts of entrepreneurial activities on both local and global scales.
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Announcements- Tuesday January 8, 2019
- 1. All grade 9-12 students interested in playing badminton are asked to come to Room 109 at the beginning of lunch and find Mr. Wheatcroft.
- 2. Attention Grade 12 Graduates! Grad photos are starting on January 15th. Book your appointment now, visit www.bookmygrad.ca Our school code is NER There are 4 options to choose from! Please choose the option that works best for you. Even if you are not planning on purchasing your grad photos please have your photo taken in order to be included on the composite and in the yearbook.
- 3. The Great Canadian Geography Challenge Attention grades 7-8-9 and 10: The Great Canadian Geography Challenge is being held this Thursday at lunch in Room 224.
- 4. Grade 7/8 hockey players are having a practice today at the Stayner Arena from 3-4pm. There is NO game on Wednesday, it has been cancelled.
- 5. Attention all Senior Girls Volleyball players: We will be having a brief meeting at the beginning of lunch in Room 224.
- 6. Intermediate Girls Volleyball First team practice! Tomorrw 7:30am If you canโt make it, please let Mrs. Severn or Mr. Naccarato know.
- 7. Tacos Rice with Chicken or Meatballs Thank you for your business. Have a GREAT day. Todayโs Cafรฉ Lunch Special
- 11. Opportunities See Bulletin Board for more details.