No classes.
Please see the PTI letter here.
Provincial Assessments
Calendar Overview for 2024-2025.pdf
Hoodies available on School Cash Online only until November 12, 2024. Hoodies will arrive after the Winter Break. Price is $37.00. Sizing is men's adult. Navy blue colour. Don't delay as we cannot extend the deadline.
Dress Up! Win Prizes!
Carving pro? First-time carver? Show your Halloween spirit on October 28th at lunch time for our Grads Only pumpkin carving contest.
sə́yəmətən was the name of the village located in this area that we now call Strathcona. sə́yəmətən means “place of good water”. The Tsleil-Waututh Peoples primarily used ocean routes for transportation, using cedar canoes. Throughout different seasons of the year, they would travel to different locations throughout the inlet, hunting and harvesting in the bountiful coastal waters and shores. Their safe journeys relied upon detailed knowledge of the seasons, associated tides, weather patterns, and currents. “The Place of Good Water” offered travellers a safe haven from storms and tides, and was teeming with ocean life and food. Welcome to sə́yəmətən, where Seycove resides.
There is also early dismissal for all students at 1:15 pm on October 29th and November 1st
Visit our Public Meetings web page for information on how you can participate and to review the meeting agenda, which is posted on the Thursday afternoon preceding the public meeting.
National Indigenous Veterans Day honours the thousands of Indigenous peoples who served overseas during the First World War, Second World War and Korean War. On the home front, Indigenous communities donated money and worked for the war industry. Despite their contributions and sacrifices, Indigenous peoples remained marginalized.
National Indigenous Veterans Day was established in Winnipeg in 1994; it is observed annually on November 8.
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Remembrance Day is a memorial day for those who served and continue to serve Canada during times of war, conflict and peace. It is celebrated annually on November 11 to recall the end of the First World War hostilities at the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month.
This is a statutory holiday in British Columbia.
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