Tonight’s Parent-Teacher Interviews and Presentation

Update on Parent-Teacher Interviews and the presentation:

1) All After School Student Related Activities are cancelled for this evening.

2) In consultation with the Department of Education, all Parent Teacher Interviews schedule for this evening are to be postponed for one week to next Thursday, November 29. Parents who are unable to accommodate Nov 29 should make alternative arrangements with the school.

3) Regarding Parent Teacher Interviews scheduled for tomorrow, as we are not dealing with student transportation, we will follow the direction of provincial government offices in our local area.

 

4) The presentation that was scheduled for this evening has been cancelled as well. We are working on another date and will keep you posted when this has been confirmed.

 

Thank you,

Heidi

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Student Announcements

November 1, 2018

Current:

Any Grade 10-12 student interested in attending SHAD 2019 a summer enrichment program in areas such as Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math at one of 16 host campuses in Canada visit SHAD.CA.  Students live on a university campus for the month of July in 2019 and application deadline is November 19th.  Apply online at SHAD.CA or see Mrs. Rennie for a brochure.

Skills Canada Alumni Association is hosting a pilot “Young Women’s Build A Skill” event on November 3^rd in Stratford. It’s going to be a really neat event aimed at 13-17 year-old girls with the goal of sharing information regarding training and careers in Trades & Technology. We have a line-up of mentors – all former Skills competitors who are now working in the trades/technology sectors who will be doing small group discussions and hands-on demonstrations with participants. There’s no cost associated with the event – however seats will be limited – participants will have to go to the event page on fb to register.

SHAD is a 27 day STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics) and entrepreneurship based enrichment program where participants live at a host university campus outside their hometown, while engaging in experiential learning, sociocultural activities and community building. Through lectures, workshops, labs and team projects, you will learn by doing and leave inspired, unleashed and connected with like-minded youth from across the country. Get a taste of university life living on campus at one of our 17 Canadian host universities while delving into a variety of topics under the guidance of renowned professionals and university professors. At SHAD we empower exceptional youth to recognize their potential as leaders and changemakers. The SHAD 2019 program will take place from Sunday, June 30th to Friday, July 26th. Students in Grades 10, 11 and 12 are eligible to apply. For more information, please see Guidance.  Website: https://www.shad.ca/apply.htm  Deadline: November 19th, 2018

Katimavik is Canada’s leading youth service organization for youth between the ages of 18-25. Katimavik is a life-changing experience for young adults to explore Canada, make new friendships, gain valuable work experience and contribute to positive change through volunteerism. For over 40 years, Katimavik has brought youth together to learn, to exchange culture and language, and to help build stronger communities across Canada. Katimavik is currently accepting applications. Apply now at www.katimavik.org

Westisle Buskers will be every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday in the gym from 8:30 till 8:53. Lots of activities to learn and excel in. They include juggling, unicycling, ripstiking, extreme pogo, diablo, and balance skills. Everyone is welcome.

Westisle’s Armover Club will be every Tuesday and Thursday, in room 515, start time 11:50. Come out and see what this club is all about. Lots of fun.

The Forum for Young Canadians are seeking young leaders to participate in a National Youth Forum on Parliament Hill. The Forum for Young Canadians is a week-long program which occurs in Ottawa. During each session participants discover federal and provincial Canadian politics and will attend presentations on politics, policy, and international trade as well as interact with senators, Members of Parliament and other decision makers. For more information, please see Guidance.

UPCOMING EVENTS:

UNB – November 28^th (presentation at 1:00)

University of King’s College – November 19th (booth during lunch, presentation during 2nd period)
St. Thomas – November 20th (booth during lunch, presentation during 4th period)

UPEI will be offering their open house on November 9th. They will be waiving application fees, doing on-site admissions, campus tours as well as hosting faculty specific events in Arts, Nursing, Science, Business and Engineering.

St. Mary’s will be here on November 27th. If you are interested in sitting in on a presentation, please sign up in guidance. They will also have a booth at lunch.

St. Mary’s is hosting an Info Session at the Credit Union Place in Summerside on November 28th from 7-9pm. They will be doing on the spot admissions. Please register online at https://smu.ca/events/

 

 

 

Student Announcements

October 30, 2018

Current:

Any Grade 10-12 student interested in attending SHAD 2019 a summer enrichment program in areas such as Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math at one of 16 host campuses in Canada visit SHAD.CA.  Students live on a university campus for the month of July in 2019 and application deadline is November 19th.  Apply online at SHAD.CA or see Mrs. Rennie for a brochure.

 

Skills Canada Alumni Association is hosting a pilot “Young Women’s Build A Skill” event on November 3^rd in Stratford. It’s going to be a really neat event aimed at 13-17 year-old girls with the goal of sharing information regarding training and careers in Trades & Technology. We have a line-up of mentors – all former Skills competitors who are now working in the trades/technology sectors who will be doing small group discussions and hands-on demonstrations with participants. There’s no cost associated with the event – however seats will be limited – participants will have to go to the event page on fb to register.

SHAD is a 27 day STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics) and entrepreneurship based enrichment program where participants live at a host university campus outside their hometown, while engaging in experiential learning, sociocultural activities and community building. Through lectures, workshops, labs and team projects, you will learn by doing and leave inspired, unleashed and connected with like-minded youth from across the country. Get a taste of university life living on campus at one of our 17 Canadian host universities while delving into a variety of topics under the guidance of renowned professionals and university professors. At SHAD we empower exceptional youth to recognize their potential as leaders and changemakers. The SHAD 2019 program will take place from Sunday, June 30th to Friday, July 26th. Students in Grades 10, 11 and 12 are eligible to apply. For more information, please see Guidance.  Website: https://www.shad.ca/apply.htm  Deadline: November 19th, 2018

Katimavik is Canada’s leading youth service organization for youth between the ages of 18-25. Katimavik is a life-changing experience for young adults to explore Canada, make new friendships, gain valuable work experience and contribute to positive change through volunteerism. For over 40 years, Katimavik has brought youth together to learn, to exchange culture and language, and to help build stronger communities across Canada. Katimavik is currently accepting applications. Apply now at www.katimavik.org

Westisle Buskers will be every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday in the gym from 8:30 till 8:53. Lots of activities to learn and excel in. They include juggling, unicycling, ripstiking, extreme pogo, diablo, and balance skills. Everyone is welcome.

Westisle’s Armover Club will be every Tuesday and Thursday, in room 515, start time 11:50. Come out and see what this club is all about. Lots of fun.

The Forum for Young Canadians are seeking young leaders to participate in a National Youth Forum on Parliament Hill. The Forum for Young Canadians is a week-long program which occurs in Ottawa. During each session participants discover federal and provincial Canadian politics and will attend presentations on politics, policy, and international trade as well as interact with senators, Members of Parliament and other decision makers. For more information, please see Guidance.

UPCOMING EVENTS:

UNB – November 28^th (presentation at 1:00)

University of King’s College – November 19th (booth during lunch, presentation during 2nd period)
St. Thomas – November 20th (booth during lunch, presentation during 4th period)

UPEI will be offering their open house on November 9th. They will be waiving application fees, doing on-site admissions, campus tours as well as hosting faculty specific events in Arts, Nursing, Science, Business and Engineering.

 

St. Mary’s will be here on November 27th. If you are interested in sitting in on a presentation, please sign up in guidance. They will also have a booth at lunch.

St. Mary’s is hosting an Info Session at the Credit Union Place in Summerside on November 28th from 7-9pm. They will be doing on the spot admissions. Please register online at https://smu.ca/events/

 

 

 

Student Announcements

October 29, 2018

Current:

Any Grade 10-12 student interested in attending SHAD 2019 a summer enrichment program in areas such as Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math at one of 16 host campuses in Canada visit SHAD.CA.  Students live on a university campus for the month of July in 2019 and application deadline is November 19th.  Apply online at SHAD.CA or see Mrs. Rennie for a brochure.

 

Skills Canada Alumni Association is hosting a pilot “Young Women’s Build A Skill” event on November 3^rd in Stratford. It’s going to be a really neat event aimed at 13-17 year-old girls with the goal of sharing information regarding training and careers in Trades & Technology. We have a line-up of mentors – all former Skills competitors who are now working in the trades/technology sectors who will be doing small group discussions and hands-on demonstrations with participants. There’s no cost associated with the event – however seats will be limited – participants will have to go to the event page on fb to register.

SHAD is a 27 day STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics) and entrepreneurship based enrichment program where participants live at a host university campus outside their hometown, while engaging in experiential learning, sociocultural activities and community building. Through lectures, workshops, labs and team projects, you will learn by doing and leave inspired, unleashed and connected with like-minded youth from across the country. Get a taste of university life living on campus at one of our 17 Canadian host universities while delving into a variety of topics under the guidance of renowned professionals and university professors. At SHAD we empower exceptional youth to recognize their potential as leaders and changemakers. The SHAD 2019 program will take place from Sunday, June 30th to Friday, July 26th. Students in Grades 10, 11 and 12 are eligible to apply. For more information, please see Guidance.  Website: https://www.shad.ca/apply.htm  Deadline: November 19th, 2018

Katimavik is Canada’s leading youth service organization for youth between the ages of 18-25. Katimavik is a life-changing experience for young adults to explore Canada, make new friendships, gain valuable work experience and contribute to positive change through volunteerism. For over 40 years, Katimavik has brought youth together to learn, to exchange culture and language, and to help build stronger communities across Canada. Katimavik is currently accepting applications. Apply now at www.katimavik.org

Westisle Buskers will be every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday in the gym from 8:30 till 8:53. Lots of activities to learn and excel in. They include juggling, unicycling, ripstiking, extreme pogo, diablo, and balance skills. Everyone is welcome.

Westisle’s Armover Club will be every Tuesday and Thursday, in room 515, start time 11:50. Come out and see what this club is all about. Lots of fun.

The Forum for Young Canadians are seeking young leaders to participate in a National Youth Forum on Parliament Hill. The Forum for Young Canadians is a week-long program which occurs in Ottawa. During each session participants discover federal and provincial Canadian politics and will attend presentations on politics, policy, and international trade as well as interact with senators, Members of Parliament and other decision makers. For more information, please see Guidance.

 

UPCOMING EVENTS:

UNB – November 28^th (presentation at 1:00)

University of King’s College – November 19th (booth during lunch, presentation during 2nd period)
St. Thomas – November 20th (booth during lunch, presentation during 4th period)

UPEI will be offering their open house on November 9th. They will be waiving application fees, doing on-site admissions, campus tours as well as hosting faculty specific events in Arts, Nursing, Science, Business and Engineering.

 

St. Mary’s will be here on November 27th. If you are interested in sitting in on a presentation, please sign up in guidance. They will also have a booth at lunch.

 

St. Mary’s is hosting an Info Session at the Credit Union Place in Summerside on November 28th from 7-9pm. They will be doing on the spot admissions. Please register online at https://smu.ca/events/

 

 

 

Student Announcements

October 25, 2018

Current:

Any Grade 10-12 student interested in attending SHAD 2019 a summer enrichment program in areas such as Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math at one of 16 host campuses in Canada visit SHAD.CA.  Students live on a university campus for the month of July in 2019 and application deadline is November 19th.  Apply online at SHAD.CA or see Mrs. Rennie for a brochure.

Skills Canada Alumni Association is hosting a pilot “Young Women’s Build A Skill” event on November 3^rd in Stratford. It’s going to be a really neat event aimed at 13-17 year-old girls with the goal of sharing information regarding training and careers in Trades & Technology. We have a line-up of mentors – all former Skills competitors who are now working in the trades/technology sectors who will be doing small group discussions and hands-on demonstrations with participants. There’s no cost associated with the event – however seats will be limited – participants will have to go to the event page on fb to register.

SHAD is a 27 day STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics) and entrepreneurship based enrichment program where participants live at a host university campus outside their hometown, while engaging in experiential learning, sociocultural activities and community building. Through lectures, workshops, labs and team projects, you will learn by doing and leave inspired, unleashed and connected with like-minded youth from across the country. Get a taste of university life living on campus at one of our 17 Canadian host universities while delving into a variety of topics under the guidance of renowned professionals and university professors. At SHAD we empower exceptional youth to recognize their potential as leaders and changemakers. The SHAD 2019 program will take place from Sunday, June 30th to Friday, July 26th. Students in Grades 10, 11 and 12 are eligible to apply. For more information, please see Guidance.  Website: https://www.shad.ca/apply.htm  Deadline: November 19th, 2018

Katimavik is Canada’s leading youth service organization for youth between the ages of 18-25. Katimavik is a life-changing experience for young adults to explore Canada, make new friendships, gain valuable work experience and contribute to positive change through volunteerism. For over 40 years, Katimavik has brought youth together to learn, to exchange culture and language, and to help build stronger communities across Canada. Katimavik is currently accepting applications. Apply now at www.katimavik.org

Westisle Buskers will be every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday in the gym from 8:30 till 8:53. Lots of activities to learn and excel in. They include juggling, unicycling, ripstiking, extreme pogo, diablo, and balance skills. Everyone is welcome.

Westisle’s Armover Club will be every Tuesday and Thursday, in room 515, start time 11:50. Come out and see what this club is all about. Lots of fun.

The Forum for Young Canadians are seeking young leaders to participate in a National Youth Forum on Parliament Hill. The Forum for Young Canadians is a week-long program which occurs in Ottawa. During each session participants discover federal and provincial Canadian politics and will attend presentations on politics, policy, and international trade as well as interact with senators, Members of Parliament and other decision makers. For more information, please see Guidance.

UPCOMING EVENTS:

UNB – November 28^th (presentation at 1:00)

University of King’s College – November 19th (booth during lunch, presentation during 2nd period)
St. Thomas – November 20th (booth during lunch, presentation during 4th period)

UPEI will be offering their open house on November 9th. They will be waiving application fees, doing on-site admissions, campus tours as well as hosting faculty specific events in Arts, Nursing, Science, Business and Engineering.

 

Student Announcements

October 22, 2018

Current:

Skills Canada Alumni Association is hosting a pilot “Young Women’s Build A Skill” event on November 3^rd in Stratford. It’s going to be a really neat event aimed at 13-17 year-old girls with the goal of sharing information regarding training and careers in Trades & Technology. We have a line-up of mentors – all former Skills competitors who are now working in the trades/technology sectors who will be doing small group discussions and hands-on demonstrations with participants. There’s no cost associated with the event – however seats will be limited – participants will have to go to the event page on fb to register.

SHAD is a 27 day STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics) and entrepreneurship based enrichment program where participants live at a host university campus outside their hometown, while engaging in experiential learning, sociocultural activities and community building. Through lectures, workshops, labs and team projects, you will learn by doing and leave inspired, unleashed and connected with like-minded youth from across the country. Get a taste of university life living on campus at one of our 17 Canadian host universities while delving into a variety of topics under the guidance of renowned professionals and university professors. At SHAD we empower exceptional youth to recognize their potential as leaders and changemakers. The SHAD 2019 program will take place from Sunday, June 30th to Friday, July 26th. Students in Grades 10, 11 and 12 are eligible to apply. For more information, please see Guidance.  Website: https://www.shad.ca/apply.htm  Deadline: November 19th, 2018

Katimavik is Canada’s leading youth service organization for youth between the ages of 18-25. Katimavik is a life-changing experience for young adults to explore Canada, make new friendships, gain valuable work experience and contribute to positive change through volunteerism. For over 40 years, Katimavik has brought youth together to learn, to exchange culture and language, and to help build stronger communities across Canada. Katimavik is currently accepting applications. Apply now at www.katimavik.org

Westisle Buskers will be every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday in the gym from 8:30 till 8:53. Lots of activities to learn and excel in. They include juggling, unicycling, ripstiking, extreme pogo, diablo, and balance skills. Everyone is welcome.

Westisle’s Armover Club will be every Tuesday and Thursday, in room 515, start time 11:50. Come out and see what this club is all about. Lots of fun.

The Forum for Young Canadians are seeking young leaders to participate in a National Youth Forum on Parliament Hill. The Forum for Young Canadians is a week-long program which occurs in Ottawa. During each session participants discover federal and provincial Canadian politics and will attend presentations on politics, policy, and international trade as well as interact with senators, Members of Parliament and other decision makers. For more information, please see Guidance.

UPCOMING EVENTS:

UNB – November 28^th (presentation at 1:00)

University of King’s College – November 19th (booth during lunch, presentation during 2nd period)
St. Thomas – November 20th (booth during lunch, presentation during 4th period)

UPEI will be offering their open house on November 9th. They will be waiving application fees, doing on-site admissions, campus tours as well as hosting faculty specific events in Arts, Nursing, Science, Business and Engineering.

 

WBT Group Opportunity

Hi everyone,

I am a comprehensive school health nurse working out of the Westisle family of schools looking to offer an anxiety group for our high school students. I plan to have group for one period each Tuesday for 6 weeks. We will meet at a different period time each Tuesday to avoid missed class time. Some of the topics that will be covered include: anxiety defined, types of anxiety, symptoms of anxiety, thinking patterns and coping skills. If this is a group you may be interested in attending feel free to call or stop by the school counsellors office as she will be collecting the names of students who plan to take part. If you have any questions don’t hesitate to contact me anytime,

 

Alicia Doyle

Phone 902 960 0314

Email aadoyle@ihis.org