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The first meeting for students interested in Track & Field will be Tuesday, April 16th after school at the PE shed from 2:45-3:00.  We will hand out information packages and permission forms at this meeting.  If you can not attend the meeting but are interested in joining, please 

see Miss Anderson in the Dance/Drama 

Studio for more information.

 

 
 

Drum group students, please meet Ms. Richardson (Chelsea) by the stage in the common area by 12:55 to walk to Sangster for our performance at 1:15.

 

 
 

Anyone who signed up for the no social media for a week or would like to participate, please meet in room 206 at the beginning of lunch!

 
 

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Anyone in grades 7 or 8 interested in writing the Gauss math contest from the University of Waterloo, please see Mrs Larson before the end of next week.

The contest will take place on Wednesday, May 15. 

 
 

Any students who have not seen their results from last week’s math contest, please see Mrs Larson in room 114 sometime this week to find out how you did

Next Caribou contest coming up on May 1!

 
 

Students who are attending the bone game tournament with Ms. Richardson (Chelsea) need to meet at the bus loop no later than 8:55 on Wednesday morning to catch the bus.

 

 
 

We still have over 500 overdue books! If you are done with your book, please return it to the return bin outside of the library. If you need to renew it, come visit us at before or after school or at lunch time to renew your books.

 
 

The Coast Salish Weave (art collection) is back at Dunsmuir. View the collection of 13 pieces of art in the learning commons. Most classes will be doing an activity in the library over the next week and a half but the artwork is available for everyone to view!

 
 

The following students have books for pick-up in the library:

Ella – 6-04

Kira – 6-06

Braxton – 6-06

Juno – 6-08

Dillon – 6-08

Maryjane 7-09

Kaleb – 8-08

 
 

The Sooke District Schools would like to acknowledge the traditional territories of the Coast Salish, specifically Esquimalt Nation and Songhees Nation on which the school is built; and the nations SD62 works with Beecher Bay, Scia’new Nation, T’Sou-ke Nation, and Nuu-chah-nulth Pacheedaht Nation to the west. 

We also share the home of the Metis Nation of BC. We recognize the territories and nations. We thank them for sharing this beautiful land. 

Hych’ka   Kleco Kleco marsii