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Grade 6/7 Boys Comp Games at Dunsmuir, 3:30pm 

Grade 6/7 Boys Rec Basketball Games at St. Joseph’s, 3:30pm 

 
 

Do you like chocolate? Did you know what chocolate makes the perfect gift?

The Purdy’s fundraiser is on now. Money raised goes to support the library learning commons in the purchase of more books, audio books, and more!

Come by the library learning commons for more details.

 
 

The book fair is coming back to Dunsmuir next week!

On Tuesday – students will have the opportunity to preview the book fair and see the awesome books.

Wednesday and Thursday, and during the Winter Night Market, students may purchase books!

 
 

Grade 8 Girls Comp Games @ Royal Oak, 4:45pm 

Grade 8 Boys Comp Games @ Royal Oak, 3:30pm 

Grade 7/8 Boys Rec, reminder that you have a practice today from 3-4 in the gym after school

 
 

This weeks inside lunch in the gym and multipurpose room ONLY is for Grade 6’s.

Nobody should be in the hallways between 11:31pm and 12:06pm! Pick your place and stay there.

***All other students are to be outside.

 

 
 

Grade 8 Girls Comp Games @ Dunsmuir, 3:30pm 

Grade 8 Boys Comp Games @ Spencer, 3:30pm

Grade 7/8 Rec Games @ John Stubbs, 3:30pm  

 
 

Grade 6/7 Boys Comp Games at Spencer @ 3:30pm 

Grade 6/7 Boys Rec Games at Dunsmuir @ 3:30pm 

 
 

Grade 8 Girls Comp Games at Dunsmuir @ 4:45pm 

Grade 8 Boys Comp Games at Dunsmuir @ 3:30pm 

 
 

Please keep in mind that even well-intentioned costumes can sometimes cause others to feel scared, upset, or excluded. Here are some things to keep in mind when deciding your costume for tomorrow:

  • You must be identifiable and visible at all times.  
  • Masks are not permitted. 
  • Face makeup is allowed as long as you are easily recognizable.  
  • Costumes that depict violence, alcohol, or drugs are not appropriate.  
  • Fake weapons of any kind are not allowed.  
  • Costumes should not be provocative, sexual in nature, or use inappropriate props. 
  • Costumes must allow students to move safely through the school and outdoor spaces. 

Two guiding questions may help when choosing a costume to wear at school:  

Does the costume depict or perpetuate a stereotype or stigma associated with a particular race, culture, religion, or gender?  

Could the costume be considered offensive to a particular race, ethnicity, religion, or gender? 

We encourage you to choose costumes that are creative, fun, and celebrate imagination while ensuring that everyone feels safe and respected.

 
 

Candy Grams will be on sale TODAY AT LUNCH in the Chromelab and open area.

There are only 100 left! When they are gone, they are gone!

You can buy 2 lollipops for just $1

~ Your Leadership 8 Team