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.

In celebration of Mental Health Awareness Week we will have many of our community partners joining us for our annual Well Being Fair in the rotunda between 11:15 -1:30 tomorrow, May 9. The fair will be open to all students during break and lunch.  Teachers remember to sign up your classes to visit the fair during A block (period 3).

If you are interested in receiving recognition at our Awards evening, please ensure that you have submitted your Volunteer and Service Hour Tracking Sheets to the office by 3pm this Friday, May 9th!  If you need a blank form, you can pick one up from the office.

Attention all grade 11s: Are you interested in helping to make your grade 12 year as amazing as possible? If so, you should consider being a Grad Council executive next year! Please see Mr Hamm or Mme Masaki, scan the QR code given to your A block teacher, or check the Grad Council Instagram page for more information. Applications are due Sunday, May 11th.

Here’s an announcement from the Cambie Community Centre: Are you a Queer youth or Ally looking for a fun and supportive place to hang out with your friends? Maybe meet new people? Or do fun activities? Every Thursday from 3:30 – 5:30 at the Cambie Community Centre feel welcome to attend PAINT a free-drop-in program aimed for you to build community with other queer youth and allies in Richmond! Only a Valid Active Pass is required, and everyone is welcome! For more information call or visit the Cambie Community Centre.