Friday, April 30, 2010

Day 2 - H.S. & Day 1 - Gr. 7 & 8

WHOLE SCHOOL ANNOUNCEMENTS

FREEZIES will be sold during high school and grade 7/8 lunches on Friday, April 30th. (CHV –Apr 30)

7/8 ANNOUNCEMENTS

RED MAPLE CLUB: Please drop by the library this week to vote for your favourite novel. (CHV –Apr 30)

SEEDS IN RESIDENCE: Any students participating in the Queen's SEEDS program please see Ms. Stewart if you have not selected your activities for the week.  Some students may have received an e-mail and completed this at home already. (NS –Apr 30)

7 AND 8 SOCCER INTRAMURALS will be starting next week. Come by and register your team in the cafeteria at a cost of $1 per team. Each team needs six players. (CN –Apr 30)

GRADE 8 SEMI-FORMAL: The grade 8 semi-formal is coming and we are trying to put together a slideshow for the event.  If you have any pictures from last year and this year (end of the year trip, ski trip, etc) please send it to: semi-formal@hotmail.com. (KM –May 7)

HIGH SCHOOL ANNOUNCEMENTS

clip_image002ATTENTION ALL STUDENTS TAKING GRADE 12 BIOLOGY NEXT YEAR: Marine bio joke:  Q: What game do fish like playing the most? A: Name that tuna! There will be meeting in room 202 next Tuesday May 4 at lunch for all students interested in going on a 5-day field trip to study marine biology in New Brunswick next September.   If you are unable to come to the meeting, please see Mrs. Sinclair or Ms. Pipkins for more information. (JS –Apr 30)

clip_image004NEW YORK CITY: The following students have not yet submitted, or are missing part of their paperwork (passport/insurance) for New York City. Please see Mrs. Bell-Dagenais (Rm 135) or Mr. Rowley (Rm 136) as soon as possible. D.A., A.H., M.M., J.R., S.R., J-V.R., E.R., M.R., and A.M.. We must have this information immediately. (NBD –Apr 30)

RESCHEDULED REACH FOR THE TOP GAMES: "The Game" vs. "Team Chimera" -Friday May 30th and "Fantastic 6" vs. "Omegle Power" - Tuesday May 4th. (JS –Apr 30)

NEW YORK CITY TRIP – SPOTS AVAILABLE: There are still two spots available for male students in grades 10 - 12. If you are interested in attending this amazing trip, May 13-16th, please see Mrs. Bell-Dagenais (Rm 135) or Mr. Rowley (Rm 136) as soon as possible. (NBD –Apr 30)

NEW YORK CITY TRIP – MEETING: There will be a mandatory meeting on Wednesday, May 5th, in room 135 at 11:40 for all students attending this trip. Please see Mrs. Bell-Dagenais (Rm 135) or Mr. Rowley (Rm 136) if you cannot be at this meeting. Less than two weeks to go! (NBD – May 5)

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VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: Farley Mowat Public School is hosting a fun day called MayFair on Saturday May 29th.  Volunteers are needed from 8:00 am to 3:00 pm to help set up, work the concession stands, bake sale, take tickets at the door, and supervise games.  Please contact Kim Mechura at kmechura@rogers.com for more information, and to sign up. (KW – Apr 30)

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED – 16 YEARS AND UP – SUNDAY MAY 2, 2010: Volunteer at CN Cycle for CHEO at the Canadian War Museum and help support the needs of children with cancer.  As a volunteer you will receive lunch, a short-sleeved CN Cycle for CHEO t-shirt, entry into the exclusive volunteer prize draw.  Volunteers are required for the following:  traffic assistance along the route, set-up and tear-down, post-event clean-up, food concessions.  Volunteers need to be on-site between 7:00 - 7:15am on May 2nd for check-in.  Most assignments are finished by 1:00 pm.  You must pre-register on line at cncycle.ca or send an email to:  info@cncycle.ca or by calling 613 737-7979.  You will be contacted by mid-April confirming the time and area for which you have been scheduled. (KW –Apr 30)

COMMUNITY HOURS OPPORTUNITY with the North Gower Farmers' Market at 2397 Rogers Stevens Drive (west of Fourth Line Road - Look for the big red barn).  8:30 am to 1:00 pm - Saturdays from May 29th through to October 9th, 2010.  Meet and greet customers, inform customers of Market layout, daily draw and prizes, oversee Children's Area (Fish Pond game, etc), special events, assist customers with packages, assist with parking area, recycling stations, etc.   Wear clean summer clothing (please no ripped clothing, no muscle shirts, no short shorts, no halters), sturdy sandals or running shoes.  See Registration Form in Student Services. (KW –Apr 30)

clip_image008CAMP FFIT – FEMALE FIREFIGHTERS IN TRAINING: For Young Women 15 to 19.  Get a real-life glimpse into the working life of a firefighter, at a week-long summer camp.  Discover how at ottawa.ca, or by calling City Services at 311. Registration opens May 3rd, and cost is $150. Poster is up on the Student Services Board in the atrium. (KW –May 7)

clip_image010SUMMER FUN! The Royal City Soccer Club is looking for volunteers and counselors-in-training.  The RCSC is a non-profit, community organization.  It has hosted, for 18 years, soccer camp experiences for over 90,000 boys and girls between the ages of 5 and 13 years.

  • Qualifications for counselor in training:  ages 16-18 by June 28, 2010. 

  • Qualifications for volunteers: ages 15 or 16 by June 29, 2010

Looking for applicants with the following qualities:

·         great with children (ages 5 - 13 years)

·         athletic and good soccer experience (counselor-in-training)

·         good communication skills

·         team-oriented

·         energetic and enthusiastic

·         interest in coaching/teaching soccer to children (counselor-in-training)

·         responsible

Application forms available in Student Services.  Hurry in! (KW – May 7)

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED –RACE WEEKEND: May 29-30, 2010 Ottawa's Race Weekend!  Volunteers are needed to work at the Sweat Check, water stations, information booths and more. For more information go to www.runottawa.com. (MP –May 21)

SUMMER SCHOOL REGISTRATION:

Summer School registration is on a first come first serve basis. Registration forms must be signed by your counsellor. (JH –May 28)

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PROM: There will be a last chance ticket sale for prom on Friday April 30th. Tickets will be on sale at lunch in Room 205. Tickets sell for $75.00 per person and cash or cheque is accepted. One last chance to buy a seat and join your graduating class for a fun night! Please see Ms. Pipkins or Ms. Zivkovic if you have any further questions. (KP –Apr 30)

REMINDER!! GRADUATING STUDENTS – PROM - COMMUNITY SERVICE HOURS:  All graduating students must have completed their forty hours of community service by the date of the school prom if they intend to attend their graduation dance.  YOU WILL NOT BE ABLE TO PICK UP PROM TICKETS UNTIL YOUR COMMUNITY SERVICE HOURS ARE COMPLETE. This comes about as a result of the practice of some students who left their Community Service Hours to the last month of school and were not able to graduate in June.  We are encouraging all our graduating students to submit their hours by May 14th, 2010. (NM –Apr 30)

MOTHER TERESA SCHOOL LETTER: Every year at the Graduation Mass a select number of graduates are awarded the prestigious school letter. The school letter is an award that recognizes outstanding contributions made to the MT Community over your years as a student. To be eligible, graduates must submit the application by Monday May 10. The criteria and applications are available in Student Services. (JH –May 10)

GRADUATION CEREMONY TICKETS: Each graduate will be given 2 tickets for family to attend the Graduation Ceremony on June 24. To request more than two tickets students must sign up in Student Services from Monday May 3 to Friday May 21. This does not guarantee you will receive the extra number of tickets requested. Tickets will be distributed starting Tuesday June 1. (JH –May 21)

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COMING UP…

  • May 7th – Bear Hug

  • May 10th – Student Council Elections

  • May 10th –Deadline for School Letter Applications

  • May 19th & 20th – Gr. 7 & 8 Immunization Clinic

  • May 20th –Grad Day

  • May 21st – Prom

  • May 21st – Last Day to request extra tickets for Graduation Ceremony (Student Services)

  • May 24th – Victoria Day Holiday

     

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Thursday, April 29, 2010

Day 1 - H.S. & Day 5 - Gr. 7 & 8

WHOLE SCHOOL ANNOUNCEMENTS

clip_image002LOLLIPOPS FOR SPREAD THE NET: Lollipop sales are taking place each Tuesday and Thursday at lunch.  Lollipops are $1.  The proceeds support Spread the Net by purchasing bed nets to prevent the spread of malaria in Africa.  We have purchased 30 nets so far! A bed net is $10 and will last 5 years.  Save a child's life and support Spread the Net.  Buy a lollipop. (MP -Apr 29)

FREEZIES will be sold during high school and grade 7/8 lunches on Friday, April 30th. (CHV –Apr 30)

7/8 ANNOUNCEMENTS

RED MAPLE CLUB: Please drop by the library this week to vote for your favourite novel. (CHV –Apr 30)

SEEDS IN RESIDENCE: Any students participating in the Queen's SEEDS program please see Ms. Stewart if you have not selected your activities for the week.  Some students may have received an e-mail and completed this at home already. (NS –Apr 30)

7 AND 8 SOCCER INTRAMURALS will be starting next week. Come by and register your team in the cafeteria at a cost of $1 per team. Each team needs six players. (CN –Apr 30)

HIGH SCHOOL ANNOUNCEMENTS

clip_image004ATTENTION ALL STUDENTS TAKING GRADE 12 BIOLOGY NEXT YEAR: Did you know that seals have been known to hold their breath for over 90 minutes underwater? There will be meeting in room 202 next Tuesday May 4 at lunch for all students interested in going on a 5-day field trip to study Marine Biology in New Brunswick next September.   If you are unable to come to the meeting, please see Mrs. Sinclair or Ms. Pipkins for more information. (JS –Apr 29)

NEW YORK CITY: The following students have not yet submitted, or are missing part of their paperwork (passport/insurance) for New York City. Please see Mrs. Bell-Dagenais (Rm 135) or Mr. Rowley (Rm  136) as soon as possible. D.A., A.H., M.M., J.R., S.R., J-V.R., E.R., M.R., A.M.. We must have this information immediately. (NBD –Apr 29)

GUITAR SHOWCASE STUDENTS: There will be a meeting on Thursday, April 29 at 11:45 in room 119 for all students participating in the May 6th Guitar Showcase.  Attendance is mandatory. (AC –Apr 29)

HIGH SCHOOL REACH FOR THE TOP: The "Council of Doom" plays "This is Spartaa!Eh?" Thursday April 29th at lunch in room 307. Spectators welcome. (JS –Apr 29)

GRADE 12 UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO BIOLOGY COMPETITION: The following grade 12 students are to meet in the Career Center, next to the Guidance area, at the beginning of period 2 on Thursday, April 29th.  The students participating are Tunc Akkaya, Elijah Gwayumba, Shayne Morris, Randip Komal, Amir Hamid, Leandra Tolusso, Olga Aksentyeva and Carolina Uribe. (ED –Apr 29)

RESCHEDULED REACH FOR THE TOP GAMES: "The Game" vs. "Team Chimera" -Friday May 30th and "Fantastic 6" vs. "Omegle Power" - Tuesday May 4th. (JS –Apr 30)

clip_image006NEW YORK CITY TRIP – SPOTS AVAILABLE: There are still two spots available for male students in grades 10 - 12. If you are interested in attending this amazing trip, May 13-16th, please see Mrs. Bell-Dagenais (Rm 135) or Mr. Rowley (Rm 136) as soon as possible. (NBD –Apr 30)

SAY IT OUT LOUD: April is quickly coming to a close, so the English department is anxiously awaiting your poetry submissions.  Please give your typed poem to Mrs. Simpson in Rm 138 by the end of the month. (JS –Apr 28)

clip_image008HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS: Be a part of next year’s Overseas Enrichment Trip to London, Paris, and The Alps. It will be an incredible educational journey to London England, Paris France, Lucerne & Bern Switzerland, Liechtenstein, and Vienna Austria.  For more details come to an information meeting Thursday April 29 at 11:40 in room 201 or see Mrs. Brady. (AB –Apr 29)

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VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: Farley Mowat Public School is hosting a fun day called MayFair on Saturday May 29th.  Volunteers are needed from 8:00 am to 3:00 pm to help set up, work the concession stands, bake sale, take tickets at the door, and supervise games.  Please contact Kim Mechura at kmechura@rogers.com for more information, and to sign up. (KW – Apr 30)

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED – 16 YEARS AND UP – SUNDAY MAY 2, 2010: Volunteer at CN Cycle for CHEO at the Canadian War Museum and help support the needs of children with cancer.  As a volunteer you will receive lunch, a short-sleeved CN Cycle for CHEO t-shirt, entry into the exclusive volunteer prize draw.  Volunteers are required for the following:  traffic assistance along the route, set-up and tear-down, post-event clean-up, food concessions.  Volunteers need to be on-site between 7:00 - 7:15am on May 2nd for check-in.  Most assignments are finished by 1:00 pm.  You must pre-register on line at cncycle.ca or send an email to:  info@cncycle.ca or by calling 613 737-7979.  You will be contacted by mid-April confirming the time and area for which you have been scheduled. (KW –Apr 30)

COMMUNITY HOURS OPPORTUNITY with the North Gower Farmers' Market at 2397 Rogers Stevens Drive (west of Fourth Line Road - Look for the big red barn).  8:30 am to 1:00 pm - Saturdays from May 29th through to October 9th, 2010.  Meet and greet customers, inform customers of Market layout, daily draw and prizes, oversee Children's Area (Fish Pond game, etc), special events, assist customers with packages, assist with parking area, recycling stations, etc.   Wear clean summer clothing (please no ripped clothing, no muscle shirts, no short shorts, no halters), sturdy sandals or running shoes.  See Registration Form in Student Services. (KW –Apr 30)

clip_image012CAMP FFIT – FEMALE FIREFIGHTERS IN TRAINING: For Young Women 15 to 19.  Get a real-life glimpse into the working life of a firefighter, at a week-long summer camp.  Discover how at ottawa.ca, or by calling City Services at 311. Registration opens May 3rd, and cost is $150. Poster is up on the Student Services Board in the atrium. (KW –May 7)

SUMMER FUN! The Royal City Soccer Club is looking for volunteers and counselors-in-training.  The RCSC is a non-profit, community organization.  It has hosted, for 18 years, soccer camp experiences for over 90,000 boys and girls between the ages of 5 and 13 years.

  • Qualifications for counselor in training:  ages 16-18 by June 28, 2010. 

  • Qualifications for volunteers: ages 15 or 16 by June 29, 2010

Looking for applicants with the following qualities:

·         great with children (ages 5 - 13 years)

·         athletic and good soccer experience (counselor-in-training)

·         good communication skills

·         team-oriented

·         energetic and enthusiastic

·         interest in coaching/teaching soccer to children (counselor-in-training)

·         responsible

Application forms available in Student Services.  Hurry in! (KW – May 7)

SUMMER SCHOOL REGISTRATION:

Summer School registration is on a first come first serve basis. Registration forms must be signed by your counsellor. (JH –May 28)

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PROM: There will be a last chance ticket sale for prom on Friday April 30th. Tickets will be on sale at lunch in Room 205. Tickets sell for $75.00 per person and cash or cheque is accepted. One last chance to buy a seat and join your graduating class for a fun night! Please see Ms. Pipkins or Ms. Zivkovic if you have any further questions. (KP –Apr 30)

REMINDER!! GRADUATING STUDENTS – PROM - COMMUNITY SERVICE HOURS:  All graduating students must have completed their forty hours of community service by the date of the school prom if they intend to attend their graduation dance.  YOU WILL NOT BE ABLE TO PICK UP PROM TICKETS UNTIL YOUR COMMUNITY SERVICE HOURS ARE COMPLETE. This comes about as a result of the practice of some students who left their Community Service Hours to the last month of school and were not able to graduate in June.  We are encouraging all our graduating students to submit their hours by May 14th, 2010. (NM –May 7)

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COMING UP…

  • May 7th – Bear Hug

  • May 10th – Student Council Elections

  • May 19th & 20th – Gr. 7 & 8 Immunization Clinic

  • May 20th –Grad Day

  • May 21st – Prom

  • May 24th – Victoria Day Holiday

     

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