Morning Announcements

Shoutout to the Jr. Boys Volleyball team who played the tough SCS team last night. Even with the coach messing up the positions, the guys rallied together and played some amazing volleyball scoring 20 points a set keeping the game constantly close. Even with the loss, the post season is looking promising after that game - keep up the good work! Practice tonight after school - let us know in the Heja app if you are able to attend.

Attention boys interested in trying out for the Varsity Hockey Team.

Please sign-up on the sheet posted outside the Phys-Ed office by the end of this week.

Players are also asked to complete the tryout form also located outside the Phys-Ed office prior to the first tryout.

Tryouts will begin next week.

If you have any questions, please contact Mr. VanParys, Mr. Martinow or Mr. Lichty.

Today in the upper cafe, the special education class will be selling sweet treats for $2.00 to raise money for trips.  All proceeds are welcome! 

Attention grads – the link to book your grad photo will be emailed to your school email address starting November 1 for those who have paid the grad fees. 

Are you struggling with science or math this semester? 

TLC is offering drop-in peer-tutoring sessions for help with science and math during lunchtime every Monday-Thursday. Bring your lunch and your questions.  See you there.    

The Norfolk Musical Arts Festival is now accepting registrations for its February Festival. There are classes in Vocal, Piano, Instruments, Choir, Strings, English and French Speech Arts. You can find information online at www.nmaf.ca or see the poster which is posted in the Music Room. 

This is a great opportunity for all of you who would love to perform publicly and receive a professional adjudication. There are scholarships and trophies available for many competitors. Don’t wait. Register today! 

The senior boys volleyball team won against Valley yesterday after school. They played like a team and had some awesome hits and great blocks. Great job boys. Please dismiss the boys today at 2:30 for their game against St. John’s college 

Congratulations to the Jr. Boys volleyball team who not only won last night but played the best volleyball of the season thus far. Well done boys and let's keep the momentum going. See you at 2:30 today for the exhibition game against SJC. 

Attention students interested in a career in the health care field. If you are interested in learning about registering for the Specialist High Skills Major in Health and wellness- come for a brief 5 min meeting in Mrs. Bouw’s room at the beginning of lunch today in room 246! 

If you don’t know what a specialist high skills major is...  then it is time to find out! 

This includes students taking health care, grade 10 science, grade 11 bio and grade 11 Chem! 

See you in room 246 at beginning of lunch today! 

Are you struggling with science or math this semester? 

TLC is offering drop-in peer-tutoring sessions for help with science and math during lunchtime every Monday-Thursday. Bring your lunch and your questions.  See you there.    

It’s time to start researching for your future! 

Guidance encourages you to attend our college panel this Thursday October 27th at 6:30 pm -bring your parents.  Five colleges within close proximity to our school - Conestoga, Fanshawe, Fleming, Niagara, and Mohawk will all be here at HT to share information about their programs.  Doors will open at 6:00 with college representatives at their booths to answer questions and hand out materials, the panel discussion will start at 6:30pm. 

Come on out to see what our colleges have to offer. 

For those participating in Titan's Scare Hunger this Halloween, there is an important meeting at the start of lunch in room 155. This is an amazing and fun way to give back to those in need in your community!  

The senior and junior girls basketball teams played Waterford at home on Thursday. 

The seniors defeated the Wolves with a score of 54-27. High scorers were Joanna Smith, Victoria Ostia-Estevez and Emma-Jay Broer. 

The juniors also defeated the Wolves with a score of 57-26. High scorers were Sweed Thornewell with 18 points, Parker Lennox with 10 and Aaliyah Hoover with 8 

Practice after school today.  

The Norfolk Musical Arts Festival is now accepting registrations for its February Festival. There are classes in Vocal, Piano, Instruments, Choir, Strings, English and French Speech Arts. You can find information on -line at www.nmaf.ca or see the poster which is posted in the Music Room. 

This is a great opportunity for all of you who would love to perform publicly and receive a professional adjudication. There are scholarships and trophies available for many competitors. Don’t wait. Register today!