Stayner Collegiate Institute Announcements - September 28, 2016
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This summarizes a document advertising an opportunity for music students or those taking music next semester to play Christmas carols at a seniors' home in Barrie. Students interested should see Mr. Pauze at the beginning of lunch in room 212 for details.
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2) A bracelet was found at the dance on Friday night and can be claimed at the office by describing it to Ms. Naismith.
3) There is a mandatory Envirothon meeting today at the start of lunch in room 213. See Mr. G if unable to attend.
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Stayner Collegiate Institute Announcements - September 29, 2016
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Stayner Collegiate Institute Announcements - September 23, 2016
The coaches congratulate the varsity boys' soccer team on their hard work in their first two games of the season against strong AAA schools. Although they did not win, Gavin Proud scored a goal on a free kick and they had other chances. There is still more of the season left.
Stayner Collegiate Institute Announcements - September 30, 2016
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- 1. This is for any previous music students or students taking music next semester. There is an opportunity to play Christmas Carols at a seniors' home in Barrie. They are giving us plenty of time to put a small group together. If you are interested please come and see Mr. Pauze at the very beginning of lunch today in Room 212 for details.
- 2. Last night the lady Spartans began their basketball season. The Seniors started slow but built momentum throughout the game, defeating Romeo Dallaire by a score of 27- 17. Kaylin Bourne lead all scorers with 11 points. Sonya Papail added 6 points, with 10 rebounds and 5 steals. Mackenzie Wilson had a big second half with 5 points and 4 steals. Kristen Scott contributed with a 3 point shot and 5 steals. All players played tough defence. Great start!
- 3. Attention Spartans… As the Fall sports season begins, we are looking for students to help out at our home games to assist with scorekeeping for volleyball and basketball games. In addition to receiving volunteer hours for your time, you will also earn athletic credit points which go towards earning medals and trophies at the year end athletic assembly. Please see Mr. French or Ms. Baldry for more details.
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- 5. The FOODIES info meeting is TODAY in room 118 at the start of lunch. Come and find out what FOODIES is all about. It's a brand new club that promises to fill your head with new cooking techniques and your tummy with good eats! FOODIES, FOODIES, FOODIES... UNITE today in room 118, the french room, and find out more about this brand new club starting at SCI.
- 6. Library Live The first Library Live of the year is coming. If you can sing, play an instrument, tell a good joke, perform a magic trick, or any other form of entertainment, then this is the place for you to be next Friday after the Terry Fox walk. Get your act together!
- 7. Are you interested in languages? Travel? Do you want to know more than just what you can look up on Google? Come see Madame McPherson ANYTIME... she has some info on CEFR exchanges both 2 month and 3 month options, as well as, some summer opportunities to do an exchange to either France, Spain, or Italy for the 2017-2018 school year. Carpe Diem... Seize the day and come speak with Madame to find out some more info and collect an application form!
- 8. On September 30th, the students at SCI will join up with students from Byng and Clearview Meadows to take part in a Terry Fox Event in support of cancer research. Our goal is to raise $5000, and to meet this target, we are asking every student to raise at least $15. Students in the Rec and Fitness Leadership class will be making visits to period two classes tomorrow with more details about the event. Let’s do our part as Spartans to help make cancer a thing of the past. Terry Fox Event
- 9. Cheese Tortellini with Rosé Sauce Panzerotti French Fries Pizza