A representative from NS Student Assistance (Student Loans) will be in to give a presentation to interested grade 12s on Wednesday, April 18 D block in the theatre. This will be a very useful session as they have made lots of great changes for students that can mean lots of savings and money for you. Make sure to attend so you don’t miss out! Your attendance will be taken care of if you have to miss class.

Students planning on attending Dramafest are reminded that the registration deadline is April 16. Students must also pick up a permission form from Ms. Cross in the Drama Room once they have registered online.

The Nova Scotia International Student program is looking for Student Ambassadors for the 2018-2019 School Year. Student ambassadors work with and mentor students who come to Canada for a term or for the entire school year. The ambassador will be a liaison between staff and students and help students get settled.  They also help organize fun events for students while they are studying in Canada.  Students come from Europe, Asia and South America and ambassadors make lifelong friends.  Student Ambassadors should to be non IB students who have some free time to spend with students daily.  If you are interested and want to know more see Mr. Trivett in the library. 

All students participating in the upcoming French public speaking contest are to check in with their French teachers ASAP. Also, Wednesday and Friday of next week at lunch we will be listening to the speeches in Room C145. ​Be sure to attend!

Attention all singers, rappers, and musicians.  Just a reminder that the deadline for the East Coast Music Awards youth music contest is this Sunday.  Just record yourself singing or rapping your best song or cover and send it for a chance to win money.  Also, the song writer’s workshop deadline is this weekend as well.  See Mr. Burtt in the music room for more information.