Journal Pioneer

Focus on student and community wellness

- SUBMITTED BY STUDENT REPORTER CALLIE THOMSON

DATES TO REMEMBER

Oct. 25 - Power to Believe School Wellness Seminar from 7-8:30 p.m.

Oct. 29 - Pancake Breakfast Fundraiser for the KRHS Grads of 2018

Oct. 31 - Happy Halloween Dress-Up Day Nov. 1 - Take Our Kids to Work Day for all Grade 9 students

Nov. 3 - Joint Staff Day. No classes

STUDENT OF THE WEEK

Congratula­tions to our most recent Student of the Week – Mya Wood.

POWER TO BELIEVE SCHOOL WELLNESS SEMINAR

This year our school is focused on promoting student and school community wellness. At the School Council meeting in early October, we discussed offering family friendly events to promote health and togetherne­ss.

Our first event will be held on Wednesday, Oct. 25, from 7-8:30 p.m. in the school gym. Students, their friends and family or community members are all encouraged to come and enjoy the UFIT’s “Power to Believe” seminar.

This seminar will energize you to new heights. Gordon McNeilly will take us on a fun, exciting journey that will give us all the strength to grow individual­ly and as a school community. Join McNeilly as he shares his zest for life and allows us to relax and enjoy his unique style of interactio­n and motivation.

He focuses on changing the way you think about your situation so that you can strive to achieve more out of your life. With the support of the group or team around you, everyone starts to grow and change together instantly.

Help spread the word to ensure this is a successful event.

Snacks will be provided as well. Hope to see you there.

GRADE 9 ACTIVITY CHALLENGE

Thanks to all the Grade 9 students who participat­ed in the Annual Grade 9 Activity Challenge on Oct. 12. The Grade 9 class was divided into five teams who competed against each other in a variety of fun activities.

The winning team consisted of Emma Clow, Emma Larsen, Olivia McKenna, Keaton Norring, Rachel Paynter, Cameron Mitchell, Ryley MacWilliam­s, Abigail Rogers and Spirit Leader Payton Reeves.

AGRICULTUR­E & BIOSCIENCE

Jessica Reeves facilitate­s our ADP. Students completed their first-aid training on Oct. 5, and then went apple picking at Arlington Orchards and toured WillScott Dairy Farm in Freetown on Oct. 17.

The Dalhousie University Agricultur­al Campus High School Induction Day will be held on Nov. 2 for all Grades 11/12 ADP students.

2018 GRAD NEWS

The KRHS Grad Class of 2018 will be doing some pumpkin carving and brick painting on Oct. 26 and then going to the Haunted Mansion in Kensington.

The Pancake Breakfast fundraiser for the KRHS Grads of 2018 will be held on Oct. 29. Grads are reminded to hand in their baby photos and grad write-ups for the 2018 KRHS yearbook (ldcousins@cloud.edu.pe.ca).

THE BLAZER BISTRO

On Oct. 12, the Blazer Bistro offered homemade chili with biscuit for $4. Many thanks to Jessica Reeves and her Culinary 801 class.

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