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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1
Jazz Choir today at lunch.
Advanced Jazz Choir today after school.
Eco Club and Landscape Club meet today at lunch in Lab 210!
Dungeons and Dragons meets tomorrow/TODAY from 2:30 to 4 in the Library Learning Commons. All are welcome and no experience is needed.
Aspiring writers and artists are also invited to begin work on this year’s submissions for the OSSTF Student Achievement Awards. Scan the QR code located outside Rooms 121, 123 and 227. Top submissions will be recognized with a trip to Toronto and a $1,000.00 prize.
Student Council is looking for it’s Jr. Cabinet Ministers! If you are in grade 9 and want to join this year's Student Council, start by scanning the blue QR Codes around the school. You will need to present a one minute speech at our election assembly. If you have leadership qualities and want to make a difference in the school, Student Council is for you.
Brock University is here TOMORROW @ 10:50 a.m. in Room 103 and University of Guelph/Humber is here Friday. Come to Guidance to sign up for these Information Sessions and more!
Join the DSBN Indigenous Student Representative group for 2025-2026! Applications are due TOMORROW. See the posters for the QR code and Ms. Di Paolo in Room 201 if you have any questions.
SHSM Construction meeting TOMORROW at lunch in the shop.
Swim Team begins TOMORROW and you must have their completed permission forms into Ms. Jarvis.
Our Girls’ Basketball teams hit the road to Thorold last night and delivered two exciting games of high-level competition. A standout performance came from Avery Searson, who continues to establish herself as one of the top players in the region—dropping an impressive 26 points in a hard-fought game. Meanwhile, our Senior Girls remain undefeated, improving their record to 2–0. They’re back in action tonight, looking to keep the momentum going against Great Lakes. Let’s show them our support!
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Famous Ships
Today’s Answer: SS Edmund Fitzgerald
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30
Today is National Truth and Reconciliation Day, also known as Orange Shirt Day. We wear orange to honour the children who were taken from their families and to say, loud and clear, that Every Child Matters. This day is about truth. It’s about listening to Indigenous voices, learning about the impact of residential schools, and understanding the ongoing struggles Indigenous communities face. Your call to action today: Take time to listen, learn, and reflect. Attend today’s activities in our community, ask questions, and engage with the stories being shared. Reconciliation begins with awareness—and that starts with you.Thank you for being part of this journey.
Science help Tuesday at lunch in Room 218.
English help AFTER SCHOOL in Room 227.
Interact Club meets today in Room 105.
Concert Band today after school
Junior Drumline today at lunch.
String Ensemble & Batterie Percussion ensemble tomorrow a.m.
No Concert Choir on Thursday
A very heart warming thank you to see all the Secord students and staff who attended the 3 Nolans last night. It was a tremendous event and the message was so important. Just listen to the experiences of our indigenous peoples and reflect.Brandon Nolan made all of us laugh when he said his favourite quote is "Just give’er!" He actually wanted to tell us all to make the best of each day and reflect on what we can do to honour indigenous peoples here in Canada.
This is a very important announcement about students signing in and out during the school day. You MUST come to the Attendance Office when you arrive and you MUST come to the Attendance Office when you are leaving, even if your guardian used the School Messenger app.
Today at lunch in Room 121, come learn more about CAPPIES. This is a group who attend theatrical productions hosted by DSBN schools.
Aspiring writers and artists are also invited to begin work on this year’s submissions for the OSSTF Student Achievement Awards. Scan the QR code located outside Rooms 121, 123 and 227. Top submissions will be recognized with a trip to Toronto and a $1,000.00 prize.
Student Council is looking for it’s Jr. Cabinet Ministers! If you are in grade 9 and want to join this year's Student Council, start by scanning the blue QR Codes around the school. You will need to present a one minute speech at our election assembly. If you have leadership qualities and want to make a difference in the school, Student Council is for you.
This week there are 2 University Information Sessions here at Laura Secord. Brock University is here this Thursday October 2nd @ 10:50 a.m. in Room 103 and University of Guelph/Humber is here this Friday October 3rd @ 10:50 a.m. in Room 103. Come to Guidance to sign up for these Information Sessions and more!
‘Tis the season! Get your pumpkin-spiced latte at Roasted Sips this week, located in the upper cafeteria! Why pay $7 at Starbucks when you can pay $3 at Sips!
Are you an Indigenous student looking for a leadership opportunity involving culture, friendship, and a space to share your voice? Join the DSBN Indigenous Student Representative group for 2025-2026! Applications are due THIS THURSDAY. See the posters for the QR code and Ms. Di Paolo in Room 201 if you have any questions.
Yearbook
Yearbooks will be available in the front lobby again today at lunch.
Dance Team is starting up and we are excited to get started with whomever would like to be a Dance Captain for a Secord Dance team! Any senior dance student with previous dance experience should come to Room 205 (Ms. Brittain’s room) Wednesday at lunch to get more information. This is ONLY a meeting for potential dance captains; more info for dancers will be upcoming.
There will be a SHSM Construction meeting THURSDAY at lunch in the shop.
The Junior Girls Basketball team must meet in the gym immediately after school in preparation for their game at Thorold Secondary.
Make-up Crew meets today after school in Room 123.
Hair Crew meets on Friday!
Anyone who signed up or is interested in playing Secord Ice Hockey this year; there is a short meeting at the start of lunch in room 112. If you can’t make the meeting, see Mr. Lyle.
TRIVIA
This week’s theme is: Famous Ships
Today’s Answer: HMS Victory
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 27
English help today AT LUNCH in Room 121.
Math help after school in Room 103
Interact Club meets tomorrow
Nurse Megan is here TODAY.
Concert Choir tomorrow morning.
There will be a brief meeting in the gym today at the beginning of lunch for all members of the Junior Girls Basketball team.
Are you a creative writer? Do you have a love of theatre? If so, you should stop by Room 121 Tuesday at lunch to learn more about CAPPIES. This is a group who attend theatrical productions hosted by DSBN schools throughout the year and write reviews about them. Great food, great discussion, and great friends. Come out and see what CAPPIES is all about.
Aspiring writers and artists are also invited to begin work on this year’s submissions for the OSSTF Student Achievement Awards. Scan the QR code located outside Rooms 121, 227, and 123 for more information. Top submissions will be recognized with a trip to Toronto and $1000 prize.
Culture and Inclusion Club will be having a brief meeting today at the start of lunch in Room 207 to discuss the Rise Up Conference opportunity.
Student Council is looking for it’s Jr. Cabinet Ministers! If you are in grade 9 and want to join this year's Student Council, start by scanning the blue QR Codes around the school. You will need to present a one minute speech at our election assembly. If you have leadership qualities and want to make a difference in the school, Student Council is for you.
This week there are 2 University Information Sessions here at Laura Secord. Brock University is here this Thursday October 2nd @ 10:50 a.m. in Room 103 and University of Guelph/Humber is here this Friday October 3rd @ 10:50 a.m. in Room 103. Come to Guidance to sign up for these Information Sessions and more!
‘Tis the season! Get your pumpkin-spiced latte at Roasted Sips this week, located in the upper cafeteria! Why pay $7 at Starbucks when you can pay $3 at Sips!
Are you an Indigenous student looking for a leadership opportunity involving culture, friendship, and a space to share your voice? Join the DSBN Indigenous Student Representative group for 2025-2026! Applications are due THIS THURSDAY. See the posters for the QR code and Ms. Di Paolo in room 201 if you have any questions.
Yearbooks will be available for pick up in the front lobby today and tomorrow.
TRIVIA
This week’s theme is: Famous Ships
Today’s Answer: USS Arizona
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