Thank you to all the students who came out to the Grade 8 Leadership information meeting yesterday! If you’re interested in being part of Leadership 8 next year, application forms are now available from Ms. Marsh or in the office. Completed forms are due back to Ms. Marsh by June 13 — don’t miss out on this awesome opportunity!
There are free books available in the library learning commons. These novels will be available for the rest of the week. Come and get your summer reading!
TODAY – CHAMPIONSHIP Track Meet at UVIC
Good Luck to all of our DMS Athletes Competing today!
Contest. Library bulletin board. Go read it!
There are priiiizes.
Reminder:
All Leadership 8 students please meet Lisa in the Chromebook Lab at lunch today for important information about the Grade 5’s coming TOMORROW!
🎉 Hey Grade 7s! 🎉
Are you ready to be a part of something awesome next year? Do you want to help plan spirit days, school events, and make our school even better? Then Leadership might be for YOU!
Come join Ms. Marsh in Room 102 at lunch on TODAY to find out how you can get involved in next year’s Leadership team.
See you there!
June is Pride Month and the start of the Pride season in Canada. This is a time dedicated to celebrating the LGBTQ2S+ communities, advocating for equal rights, and fostering a world where everyone can embrace their true selves without fear, violence or discrimination.
Pride Month commemorates the Stonewall riots of June 1969, which marked a pivotal moment in the fight for LGTBQ2S+ rights in North America.
Do YOU like prizes?
Outside of the learning commons there is a bulletin board with six Rebus-style Frame Games. Figure out each puzzle and submit the entry form to the library learning commons.
Entries due Friday June 6th!
(Some cheaters have already been disqualified!)
This week we recognize the history of the Environment, traditional knowledge and territory.
Indigenous communities across Canada have long observed and responded to changes in the environment. Their deep connection to the land has made them among the first to notice the effects of climate change. By combining traditional knowledge with modern science, Indigenous people offer valuable insights into caring for our planet. Learning from Indigenous perspectives helps us all understand the importance of respecting nature and working together to protect our shared home.
🎉 Hey Grade 7s! 🎉
Are you ready to be a part of something awesome next year? Do you want to help plan spirit days, school events, and make our school even better? Then Leadership might be for YOU!
Come join Ms. Marsh in Room 102 at lunch TODAY to find out how you can get involved in next year’s Leadership team.
See you there!