Tomorrow we will be having a HALLOWEEN DANCE in the afternoon. Students must have all of their work complete in order to attend the dance. This is first dance of the school year and we are looking for lots of school spirit in order to have more dances. Students need to dress in costume and to dance, dance, dance the afternoon away!!!! THERE WILL BE PRIZES AWARDED TO SCARIEST COSTUME, FUNNIEST COSTUME, MOST ORIGINAL COSTUME, AND BEST DANCER!!!! Pop and chips will also be sold at the dance to raise money for end of the year trips.
Thanks
Mr. Hickey
We believe in and promote…RESPECT, RESPONSIBILITY and POSITIVE RELATIONSHIPS. Respect for ourselves, others and the environment; Taking Responsibility for our learning; and Building Positive Relationships among students, staff, Ongwehonwe people and all Human Beings.
Tuesday, October 30, 2007
Come and meet a movie character
Remember, tonight is our Halloween fun night. Be sure to come and enjoy the festivities. We've got lots planned, as your child should have read the tiny flyer as their read aloud last night. i sent it a day early to give parents and family some notice. Hope to see you tonight. i will not be attending, but i am sending a friend of mine. You might know him from the movie Smoke Signals; Mr. Thomas-Builds-the-Fire.
Attend Halloween fun night. $1 or a non-perishable food item. Tickets for activities will be sold at the door. Prizes for costumes, pumpkin carving, etc.
Monday, October 29, 2007
Halloween Fun Night Tomorrow Night!!!
Don't forget to come out and support our Halloween Fun Night, starting at 6pm tomorrow night (Tuesday the 30th). Lots to do and see, including the special guest, Sandy the Psychic!!Tuesday, October 16, 2007
SABRES 5 - LEAFS 4 (OT)
HE TRIED TO RUN AND HE TRIED TO HIDE, BUT HIS TRUE COLOURS SHOWED THROUGH IN THE END!
Thursday, October 11, 2007
Wednesday, October 10, 2007
Oct. 10/07
High School Happenings!
All grade 8 students have been given a letter, which needs to be brought back indicating where he or she will attend high school. We are asking for these by this Friday.
PALS permission notes need to be signed and brought back by tomorrow.
Mrs. L. Martin
All grade 8 students have been given a letter, which needs to be brought back indicating where he or she will attend high school. We are asking for these by this Friday.
PALS permission notes need to be signed and brought back by tomorrow.
Mrs. L. Martin
Thursday, October 04, 2007
Grade 8's Volunteer at Iroquois Lodge
In the past week, J.C.Hill students willingly supported our community elders as they took part in the Guinness Book Walk for the Record.They are 8-1 Holden Isaacs, James Garlow, Paul Porter, 8-2 Loretta Hill, Kaitlin Longboat, Ashlynn Maracle, 8-3 Jake Bomberry, Steven Johnson, Kylie Miller, Megan Jamieson, Erica Monague, Yegwenyas Martin, Tia General, Danielle Barnett, Luke Smith, Tim Johnson, Chris Henhawk ,
7-1 Christina Hill-Harris. Thanks to these students who pushed wheelchairs and escorted our Elders on a beautiful afternoon. Edna Lickers at 94 was the oldest elder walking and she had lots of great stories to share with the students.
7-1 Christina Hill-Harris. Thanks to these students who pushed wheelchairs and escorted our Elders on a beautiful afternoon. Edna Lickers at 94 was the oldest elder walking and she had lots of great stories to share with the students.
Wednesday, October 03, 2007
Tuesday, October 02, 2007
We are the Champions!
Our Girls' Three Pitch team captured the Brant County Championships yesterday by defeating Burford 14-6 in the final game. The girls won all five games they played. They won their Pool Division at Joseph Brant School with scores of:
10-0 over Joseph Brant
16-9 over Onondaga Brant
12-2 over Fairview
In the semi-final game they won 8-5 over Bethel.
All of the girls were 'awesome' ambassadors of J.C.Hill, not only in their athletic abilities on the field, but also by their display of good sportsmanship and team support. The girls did not give up despite a few injuries. "Way to go ladies!"
A special thanks is extended to all the parents, grandparents and other fans who came out to watch the games. An extra special thanks is extended to Ginger Smith who was our scorekeeper and to Scott Jamieson, who was our first base coach.
Good luck to the boys' team on Thursday.
10-0 over Joseph Brant
16-9 over Onondaga Brant
12-2 over Fairview
In the semi-final game they won 8-5 over Bethel.
All of the girls were 'awesome' ambassadors of J.C.Hill, not only in their athletic abilities on the field, but also by their display of good sportsmanship and team support. The girls did not give up despite a few injuries. "Way to go ladies!"
A special thanks is extended to all the parents, grandparents and other fans who came out to watch the games. An extra special thanks is extended to Ginger Smith who was our scorekeeper and to Scott Jamieson, who was our first base coach.
Good luck to the boys' team on Thursday.
Monday, October 01, 2007
Homework Support Program
Every Tuesday and Thursday evening, homework support if available for all students in grades 6-12 at Six Nations Polytech. From 6 pm to 9 pm, instructors are there to help students with Math, Science, English and all other subjects, along with essay writing, computer research and other projects.
There is NO Cost for this program! Just bring your homework with you and we will be there to help you.
Hope to see you in the Computer Lab at Six Nations Polytech every Tuesday and Thursday from 6 pm to 9 pm.
There is NO Cost for this program! Just bring your homework with you and we will be there to help you.
Hope to see you in the Computer Lab at Six Nations Polytech every Tuesday and Thursday from 6 pm to 9 pm.
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