Well the month of November is coming to an end.
This month at school we ackowledged the sacrifices of Canada's veterans through a beautiful Rememberance Day assembly.
Also, for CBC's Newsday, one of our students produced a respectful piece on how Tupper was impacted by the death of Jomar Lanot --- and how the school has strived to honour
his memory. You can view her excellent piece at this link
http://www.cbc.ca/bc/newsday/
Finally, tomorrow, December 1st, is World AIDS Day. HIV/ AIDS currently impacts the lives of almost 34 million people worldwide. There are many myths and misconceptions about the disease.
There are several ways that you can raise awareness of this incurable disease.
- You can visit good resources for HIV/ AIDS education like Youthco and educate yourself http://youthco.org/index.php/get-the-facts/hiv-info/
- You can wear red tomorrow or a red ribbon to honour the lives of people impacted by HIV/AIDS
- Come down to the foyer and get more information on the myths and fact of HIV/AIDS
- December 10th, Term One report cards are sent home
- December 14th, Parent Teacher Interviews
- December 16th, Grade 8 Link Crew Skate
- December 16th, The Snow Ball, our first dance of the year
- December 17th, SChool closes for Winter Break
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