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Wednesday. October 28. 1998
Exeter Ti Advocate
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Busy time in clay
to day life at school
by Philip J. PUPS Ian
. Another week has passed at
.Anne's and it never .ceases to�
amaze me how busy things are
in the day to day life of our
school. The classes contin-
ue to function offering the
curriculum of the day while
invited guests are in our
school adding to the power o
work already scheduled •
how the teachings relate to the sub= -
St. ject being shared in the class. local •
police carers vigil classes wilting
and chat with students about a
variety of issues of interest.
Business people. come to the
school and discuss with busi-
ness students, what matters to •
them as potential employers
and students start to under-
stand the values in the world of
1 recall- the value of bringing a work. Drug addiction counselors:
- guest speaker into the school. are always wilting to come and talk
Students are keen to listen to the with •one. -class or present to an
words of a guest. who may not per--. assembled group and to candidly fewminor setbacks -with. the video
sonally knew. them, but: who values discuss with our students issues of .screens and.surf simulati►r; the gym • 'the middle of National Career N eek.
the chance to speak with a class or a c>ancern. Sctluol is obviously a piaci was packed and -a fun time was had The day is a pusitive.f•ffort to"offer
group ofclasses about a speci!'it where students developThose skills •
h� all' tae looking forward to oar _ students a realistic view• of the work •
I - issue. This week past we had Mike . that they will need to access employ- world and emphasi7e'that .education
Urolet, of the NewNX T.t . station. mens or continued education. goes beyond the wall of the i las;
rrt•�:t
visit us and videotape the students - School is much more- than that how room.. .11 is. a ct i
^urtunity for..
Grade 9 etude: .evolved in a
ac•ti-,1n ; so tt" •:head and
- take .advantage!- •
• On Thurs.., Nov: 5. the first. routine.
grade meetings are being held for all
grades- From now on. these meet- ..
logs_ will occur monthly...and will be- --
used- to discuss anything of irriper-
- tante to_.each grade.: They are being
held and organized by ;the members
of student council -who are part of
that grade.
Yearbook help needed at SHDHS
Last Thursday
morning. the
Halloween and recog-
nition assembly. was
successfully held.
'Activities, 'included+d
two student council,
skits. an obstacle
course. "bobbling for
body parts". and
more spooky events.
Thank -you to every-
• one who dressed up
and part•participated.Also, 'a great thanks to air of the
sports teams in the school who were
•
KRISTIN
BROOKS
PANTHER
PROFILE
recognized at the. assembly
The annual Halloween'=dance was
held on Thursday night. - Despite a
third overall as a team. They will
.advance on to OFSAA on, Sat., Nov.
7. Good luck Panthers. and way toy
represent South Duron!
Wrestling practises are starting
-
at 3:30 p.m, sharp on Monday on
the stage in'the Targe gym.
Students .are encouraged to wear •
T-shirts, sweat pants and running
shoes. All, information and regis-
tration forms can be picked up
from Ow Internet at the 'site:
angelfire.cem/flyCanadiangoose
On -'.Wed.. !so% 4: approximately
407.000 Grade 9 students from
across' Canada will be invited to
spend a day at work with, a parent;
relative, adult friend or volunteer
host. -•-"Take(Dur
• Kids to Work Day" is -being held in
next •
dance n - the Christmas semi-Ifor-
-1: - .
As students ents ma% have a1 read y
at work as they .aired their in-house ever. Our society expects that stu noticed 1997-1998 yearbooks are" tier .
T:1'. show on Friday- morning_ He .dents will get information on .life isale--: They •c•oct 530.00. and if
k .time after to interview the issues `and that the eurrirtllum will already paid to, • : r►•c_eipt or. ean-
celled -cheque i needed to _receive
veer pre paid yearbook. 'Students no
i',..- attending South Huron should
., picl. -up their 'yearbooks as soon as,
pessib.le because: all yearbook~; not
c•lainted wilthe sold. -1 earb0oks can.
-picked up or bought at'lunch In
dents will have a richer experience -i 1;c,t,m'97 throughout the.week,
in the class but my main sourc'e.of I �ti vvc,ll people ore needed tu.help
too
teacher .and the students and in the doubly serve the academic needs. of
end produced a videoclip of the'stu- • the students while enriching the
dents which. aired- Friday at 6;00 ` moral and civicvalues of the -cul-
; PM. • There is no question that hay- . ture. I am always.exrited when a.
ing someone from the world of 1.', teacher •makes it ,Possible for a
present and curious made -student- -ieaker to visit with our students. 1
take note of the importance of '••4? • . .,.cit excited partially because the stu-
it was they were doing. 1
stopped and watched• as Mike took
the time to share • his interest and
enthusiasm for the work of students
-and their teacher. When I sat down to . write this article-, it ;occurred to
me how important the' corhmunit}.
.input is m (he life:and curriculum of
a school. .1 looked, back on the past
few months and recalled speakers
who have addressedt such tough
ureide, and realized that:
issue- a.s
S
We. as teachers are reliant on the
valuedinput• of ,other: professionals
who willingly speak at the school.
'Father Dino Salvator•, our school. is
always willing to visit a class whelp
students better understand the
teachings 'of the Catholic Church and
excitement is the fact' that an indi-
vidual of group is open to the dia-
logue of teaching'. These individuals
are willing to share and as a result.
change our community by ;better
informing the student. sharing first
hand experiences in an intimate real
way •that students seldom forget.
Teachers are often told •what a great
job -they are doing -but guest speak-
ers, need ti, -know how valued they
are by all who hear what they say
Thanks to -all who visit schuuls and
share whaf• it -is they know: and
value.._we
,are • h+•tter for ,and
efforts.
out`with the 199F-1991, yearbook It
• is a .tun activity -and sa great experi- . • • Upcoming Events
ence Artists: writers. phot•i►gra- Wed.. No\ 4- (;tris Basketball to St.
. peers. and people to help out with :Anne's, 'fake Our Kids to Work -Day:
- layouts are needed. The first meet- Thurs.. ts,or -_:,- -Boys' .% uileyball to_
l ing is on 1 ues..-M". ;i. at 11°40 a,m. Central Huron. Grade Meetings in
in !Woni 9,7-. There's something icor periods -1 and 2:
everyone. so come• on out! - Sat:, Nov : Senior Girls' X -country
1• great big congratulations to learn to OF SAA. in "1 tobicuke:
CrOss-r ountr‘ 'team, 1 ueti.: `civ. 10- Buys "pi let ball
1 ' N O'�t�A• ucon - S'•
especially the senior girls!: 11 Fina rs at CHS
was held on Thurs.. Ort..49 and run: Wed., Nov. •11 H_e.membrance .Da'
hers should -be proud „of the. great. Assembly. Reports go hon ,
_races the ran. The senior girls'
team. ran an excellent- rate. placing
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