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| Date | Announcement |
|---|---|
| October 1 | Are you in grade 9 or 10? Are you looking for a bit of help in one of your courses? Well, look no more! Peer tutoring will be starting in the seminar room in the library on Mondays and Wednesdays during period 4 lunch!! Come and get some help from a senior student. No appointments - just drop by and get some tutoring done. Brought to you by the HELP team. |
| October 1 | Badminton Club will continue today after school in the Upper Gym! Don't forget to bring your racket, court shoes, and safety goggles! |
| Sept. 30 | September 30th marks National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and Orange Shirt Day. Orange Shirt Day – Every Child Matters began in Williams Lake, British Columbia, on September 30, 2013. Established to honour Residential School Survivors, their families, and those who never returned home, it serves as a powerful reminder of the lasting impacts of the Residential School system. What began as a grassroots initiative has since evolved into a nationally recognized movement, with individuals, organizations, and communities across Canada participating in acts of remembrance, reflection, and reconciliation each year. The orange shirt symbolizes the loss of culture, freedom, and self-esteem that many Indigenous children experienced. This day reminds us that “Every Child Matters”. The National Day for Truth and Reconciliation was established in response to Call to Action 80 of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, which called on the federal government, in collaboration with Indigenous Peoples, to create a statutory holiday recognizing Survivors, their families, and communities while ensuring the history and legacy of residential schools are publicly remembered. |
| Sept. 28 | Are you in grade 9 or 10? Are you looking for a bit of help in one of your courses? Well, look no more! Peer tutoring will be starting in the seminar room in the library on Mondays and Wednesdays during period 4 lunch!! Come and get some help from a senior student. No appointments - just drop by and get some tutoring done. Brought to you by the HELP team. |
| Sept. 28 | Attention all boys interested in trying out for the Varsity Boys Hockey team. Please see the classroom code on the Athletics Board to sign up and pick up a permission form in guidance. Form Returns & Payment must be done by Friday, October 9th in order to skate |
| Sept. 25 | Are you interested in Visual Arts? If so, you are invited to come out an be part of the Visual Arts Council. The VAC is an open group that meets every Wednesday from 3:45-5:00 in room 239. Here students participate in a wide variety of extracurricular activities. Students are given leadership opportunities and volunteer hours as they act as ambassadors for school events including parent’s nights, open houses, and art shows. Many of our members are also active in cross curricular projects such as costumes, sets, or hair and makeup design for the school play. Students also have the opportunity to learn new skills and experiment with materials that interest them such as book binding, photography, jewelry making, origami, and manga in a community of peers that also appreciate the arts. We are also looking for students who are interested in taking on a leadership role within the group. Applications are now available for executive positions. Please see your art teacher for an application. Our first meeting will be Wednesday September 30th, hope to see you there. |
| Sept. 24 | Hey Huron! We are happy to announce that we are bringing HOSA to Huron! HOSA is a prestigious, internationally recognized student organization for health, science, and leadership. Members can choose from over 80 health-related competitive events, attend professional leadership conferences, and gain incredible experience for university applications. If you are interested, speak with Ms. Hannah in room 215 or 114, or scan the QR code on the HOSA posters around the school. The last chance to fill out the form is October 4th. We can't wait to see you there |
| Sept. 23 | Hey Huron! We are happy to announce that we are bringing HOSA to Huron! HOSA is a prestigious, internationally recognized student organization for health, science, and leadership. Members can choose from over 80 health-related competitive events, attend professional leadership conferences, and gain incredible experience for university applications. If you are interested, speak with Ms. Hannah in room 215 or 114, or scan the QR code on the HOSA posters around the school. The last chance to fill out the form is October 4th. We can't wait to see you there |
| Sept. 22 | VARSITY FOOTBALL VARSITY FOOTBALL All Varsity Football players, TODAY, please see Coach Weir in room 331 for permission forms and information. Again, please see Coach Weir today in Room 331. If you do not get these forms signed you cannot play on Thursday. |
| Sept. 22 | HOMECOMING! HOMECOMING! Hey Warriors this Friday and Saturday our Football Teams are celebrating homecoming! Friday our Juniors take on Nelson high school from Burlington at 3:30 pm. Then Saturday morning at 11:00 am our Seniors will face Woodbridge College for the York Region Championship. Come on out and enjoy the games and cheer them on! |
| Sept. 22 | From Mrs Charters - just a reminder to anyone interested in singing to come out to Concert Choir on Wednesday after school from 3:50-5:00pm in room 204! There is no audition and you can just come and try it out! Those interested in trying out for C'est Jazz, don't forget that the first audition is tomorrow morning at 8am in room 204. See you there! |
| Sept. 22 | Girls Hockey Girls Hockey! The sign up sheet is up and you need to get your name on there if you want to play hockey this season! The sheet will be coming down on Friday and tryouts will be on Tuesday October 6th and Thursday October 15th at 7:30am. |
| Sept. 21 | From Mrs Charters - just a reminder that anyone interested in auditioning for this year's C'est Jazz, please come to the vocal music room in room 204 right after school to get the audition piece and go over it at the beginning of today's Chamber Choir rehearsal. See you there! |
| Sept. 21 | This is just a reminder from Guidance. Timetable changes are now complete. The only changes at this time would be for pathway changes. Also, Graduating Students we will have our first Grad assembly on Thursday during period 5. If you have a spare, it is still important for you to attend. Once again, Grad Assembly in the cafeteria at 2:30 on Thursday. |
| Sept. 21 | Calling all students who have at least a 2 credit Co-op semester 2!! Are you registered for the SHSM program yet? Please come to a meeting on Wednesday Oct. 21st, period 3, in the Co-op classroom, room 329, and we will help you get registered. |
| Sept. 21 | FORE!!! Reminder to all golfers, tonight from 4 - 5 is the last golf tryout for this season. Again tonight is the last golf tryout for the season. Connect with Mrs. Foster or Ms Mcdonald if you have any concerns. See you at the range |
| Sept. 20 | Badminton Club is starting this Thursday! Everyone from all grades and all skill levels is welcome — whether you’re an experienced player, getting ready for badminton season in Semester 2, or you just want to play for fun. The club runs Thursdays from 4:00–6:00 PM and is organized by Taylor Wong and Lenin Thusyanthan, with Mr. Chiu supervising. Training and coaching will be available for anyone who wants to improve, but casual games are welcome too. Please bring your own badminton racket, indoor shoes, and comfortable clothing. Eye protection is mandatory. Sign-up sheets will be posted outside the Upper Gym from Monday to Wednesday. Come sign up and join us on Thursday after school! |
| Sept. 18 | Students of varsity girls ultimate Frisbee, please come see Mme Li in 415 during P3 or 4 to pick up your forms. |
| Sept. 17 | You are invited to join Huron's faith and fellowship group, Youth Alive. We meet every Thursday during our period 4 lunch. Invite a friend to join you in room 414, beginning this Thursday, September 24th. We will share ideas, friendship and prayer requests. Topics of discussion include how our faith can help us with our daily challenges of families friendships, work and school. All faith groups are welcome. |