We would like to begin by acknowledging and thanking the First Peoples of the Hən̓q̓əmin̓əm̓ language groups on whose traditional and unceded territories we teach, learn and live.

Good morning Cambie! It’s the Early Bird Bites. We will run every morning for 30 minutes before classes start. Take what you need, and gain more energy! Early Bird Bites, EBB will be waiting for you!

Bonjour Cambie! This week pre-orders for our Krispy Kreme doughnuts sale will be happening in the rotunda at lunch! You can purchase in person or on school cash online for $15 dollars a box. All proceeds will go towards our upcoming Quebec Trip. Doughnut hesitate to go out and buy it!

One last time, I say let's go you say Cambie! The day has come, anyone interested in joining the Cambie Cheer team, now is your chance. Tryouts are this evening at Flight Club Artistic Movement at 7:00pm. Any questions should be taken to Mme Masaki in B211 or send a DM to @cambiecheer on Instagram. We hope to see you on the floor!

The National Day for Truth and Reconciliation is an opportunity to recognize Canada’s continuous and ongoing oppression towards indigenous communities. It is a public commemoration of the tragic and painful history between the Canadian government and the indigenous people. Reconciliation is an ongoing process that can not be reached within time limits but instead with commitment to listen and learn from Indigenous people, perspectives, and histories, to grow from our past mistakes and truly mend the broken relationship between Indigenous people the government. It is based on recognition of rights, respect, cooperation, and partnership. We can take steps toward Reconciliation in our everyday lives by acknowledging the land that we are situated upon, making donations, supporting indigenous arts and culture and accurately educating ourselves and others about Indigenous history with our knowledge. Today is much more than wearing an orange shirt.

Attention to all international students interested in applying for Student Council's INTERNATIONAL REPRESENTATIVE Executive Position. There will be a meeting TODAY at the beginning of LUNCH in Mme Masaki's room B211 for information on how you may apply for this amazing leadership opportunity! See you there.

Attention cambie students! SHARE is selling pins in honour of Truth and Reconciliation Day at lunch, by the rotunda's staircase!! Pins may be bought with any amount donated!! All proceeds go towards ReconciliationCanada. So bring your cash and coins to the rotunda at lunch today to support this amazing cause!

For Grade 12’s: Will you be pursuing a post-secondary degree in the STEM fields: Science, Technology, Engineering or Math? You could win a $120,000 Schulich scholarship.  Ask Ms Koo or Mrs Wilding for further information.  Or speak to your school administrators by January 15, 2024.

Hey Hey Hey, Art Club! We’ll be having our first meeting on Oct. 3, Tuesday PLT at 9AM. Tell your friends to join too!  See you in B121!

A representative from UBC School of Medicine will be here on Friday Oct 6 at lunch time to introduce the requirements for students interested in a career in medicine. The meeting will be in A209, Ms Wood’s classroom.  Pls be prompt if you want to hear this presentation.

Attention: Any students who ordered photos please come down to the office to pick them up at recess, lunch break or after school. Thank you!

Attention students: If you don’t already have your go cards, please report to the office during recess or lunch break.

Would the following students please report to the office during recess or lunch break:

Michael Joseph Garces, Philip Grahammer, Shivangi Kumari, Miley Le, Nathan Le, Jamelia McKenzie, Nathan Patts, Elaiza Quitoriano, Zayd Sadiq, Jai Tanwar, Sofia Timbaliuc, Ethan Tran, Watson Wang, Irene Zhan.