This weeks (Tuesday – Friday) inside lunch in the gym and multipurpose room ONLY is for Grade 8’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.
Reminder for any Hip Hop dancers who are NOT in Academy – please take your costumes and Hip Hop shoes home!
This week…
Monday AFTER SCHOOL Discus/Shotput (Coach Craig)
Tuesday AFTER SCHOOL Sprints/Relays (Coach Dave/Coach Kaitlin)
*Sprints/Relays practices will now end at 3:30
NEW: Tuesdays AT LUNCH Long Jump/Triple Jump (Coach Stacey)
Wednesday AT LUNCH Discus/Shotput (Coach Craig)
Thursday at LUNCH Hurdles – CANCELLED INDEFINITELY
Thursday AFTER SCHOOL Sprints (Coach Jenna)
*Sprints practices will now end at 3:30
Friday at LUNCH *meet at front of school
Long Distance Running (Coach Tim/Craig)
This week…(athletes please meet at the P.E shed)
Monday AFTER SCHOOL Discus/Shotput (Coach Craig)
Tuesday AFTER SCHOOL Sprints/Relays (Coach Dave/Coach Kaitlin)
Wednesday AT LUNCH Discus/Shotput (Coach Craig)
Long Jump/Triple Jump (Coach Stacey)
Thursday at LUNCH Hurdles (Coach Shoni)
Thursday AFTER SCHOOL Sprints (Coach Jenna)
Friday at LUNCH *meet at front of school
Long Distance Running (Coach Tim/Craig)
We will be meeting at the front doors of the school at 12:10pm to walk over.
Please bring:
- Appropriate clothing/footwear for the weather that day (we are walking)
- Snacks
- Water bottle
Dunsmuir Spirit Wear – On Sale Now!
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- Cell phones should not be taken out of backpacks to use until students are OUTSIDE OF THE SCHOOL BUILDING at the end of the school day.
- Cell phones are to remain in backpacks all day, not in pockets.
Things went pretty smoothly for the first month of school, but we have noticed that some students are forgetting this important rule.
Students cannot leave school property once you arrive.
This includes in the morning before school.
Did you know that most bullying stops in 10 seconds when someone steps in? If you see someone being bullied, don’t just stand by—be an upstander! You can do this by speaking up, getting help from an adult, or supporting the person being targeted. Even a small act, like standing beside someone who’s being left out, can make a huge difference.
Let’s be a school that stands up for each other!
Good morning, Dunsmuir! Do you know how Pink Shirt Day started? It all began when two high school students in Nova Scotia stood up for a younger student who was bullied for wearing a pink shirt. They bought dozens of pink shirts and encouraged others to wear them in support. Their small act of kindness sparked a global movement! This week, let’s focus on kindness, inclusion, and standing up for each other. Stay tuned for more ways to get involved!
Did you know that the words you choose can make a huge impact? A kind word can brighten someone’s day, but hurtful words can leave scars that last much longer. This week, we challenge you to use your words to lift others up instead of tearing them down. Give a compliment, encourage a friend, or simply say hello to someone new. Remember—kindness is powerful!