Here's what is happening this week at Eel Ground First Nation SchoolMonday,March 18th- Beading after school Drama practice after school for scenes 3,4,5 and 6Tuesday,March 19th-Girls Volleyball practice at 12:25pm Girls Volleyball game at NSER Wednesday, March 20th-Girls Volleyball practice after school CUTE awards at James M. Hill Theatre at 6:30 Thursday, March 21st-Drama Practice at 12:25pm for scene 5 Drama Practice after school for scenes 1,2,3 Bos Games Friday, March 22nd-Ice Cream sale at 12:00pm.
The Girls Volleyball team hit the road for their first game of the season. they travel to NSER tomorrow for a game after school. Congratulations to Andrea Ward and Nicole Lapierre for being named co-captains of the team. Good luck girls!
Anglophone North School District is pleased to announce that the 6th Annual CUTE Awards will be held in the theatre at James M. Hill School on Wednesday, March 20th.The CUTE Awards(Creative Use of Technology in Education) is an event that was conceptualized to recognize and encourage the creative use of technology by students and teachers in our classrooms.
Volleyball Schedule March 18-22 NSER vs Eel GroundMarch 25-29 Eel Ground vs BlackvilleApril 1-5 Dr.Losier vs Eel GroundApril 8-12 Harkins 1 vs Eel GroundApril 15-19 Eel Ground vs Harkins 2 Finals will be held April 22nd-26th and more information will follow
The Home and School Association donated $500.00 to the Mi'kmaq Culture Club. They along with the staff of the school are selling Vesey Seeds(flowers and vegetables)from Canada's Green Fundraiser Spring 2013.Orders are to be completed by March 18th. The Home and School Association have decided to recognize successful people in our community and honouring them by posting a plaque with their picture and bio. The school received two grants to develop the Community Garden Project. More details to follow.All students from Grade 1 to 8 havea Matheletiic's account.
A group of our students had a great ending to their March Break.On Sunday, they traveled to Moncton to see the Moncton Wildcats and the Halifax Mooseheads play in the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League. The game was exciting with the Mooseheads winning 3-2 in a shootout.The students got to go down to the dressing room and high five the players as they hit the ice at the beginning of the game and were welcomed on the PA system. A big thank you to Kelvin Simonson and the Eel Ground Recreation Council for organizing the trip and getting the tickets.
Happenings this Week!Monday,March 11th: Drama Practice after school for all members practice as well act 1 RCMP Assembly at 9:30amTuesday,March 12th: Drama Practice after school Act 2 Skating at the Civic Center at 8:30am Girls Volleyball practice at 12:25pm Wednesday,March 13th: Girls Volleyball practice after school Thursday,March 14th: Drama Practice 12:25pm Act 4 Girls Volleyball Practice after school Friday.March 15th: Ice cream sale at 12:00pm all ice cream $1.00 each
Great way to start the day.This morning our students and staff were brought over to the Band Hall for a special assembly.Chief George Ginnish spoke on the importance of family and not giving up on your dreams. He then told of how the community have been trying to get a new school and that yesterday he got a phone call. that phone call was the approval of a new school for Eel Ground First Nation! We, the staff and students, would like to thank Chief Ginnish and council for all their hard work and determination in making this wish come true!
