ANNOUNCEMENTS: Friday,October 10th, 2025: WEEK #2, Day J
LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT:
We would like to acknowledge that we are in Mi’kma’ki, the ancestral and unceded territory of the Mi’kmaw people.
We would also like to acknowledge people of African ancestry have been in Nova Scotia for over 400 years.
Upcoming Dates/Reminders:
Thanksgiving Day - October 13th - No School
Picture Re-takes - October 16th
October Conference Day for Teachers - October 24th - No School
Remembrance Day - November 11 - No School
Grade 7 Immunizations - December 17th
Library Club
Come join us in the Library at lunch time to celebrate Thanksgiving by going on a Turkey Hunt! Prizes will be awarded to whoever finds one in the Library!
Boys Volleyball
Reminder that there is a practice today after school from 2:30-4:30
Boys Soccer
There will be a boys soccer game vs Caledonia on Tuesday afternoon at 3:45PM. Boys are asked to be at the Brownlow field ready to warm up by 3:15PM.
Cross Country
Congratulations to the Cross country team on an excellent showing at yesterday’s regional meet! Special shout out to Ellie, who was our highest finisher for the day. She came in 9th and will advance to Provincials on the 20th. Another great cross country season has come to an end!
Leadership
There will be a leadership meeting today at 11:35 in Mme Chiasson’s room. Please bring your lunch.
Food & Hygiene Drive
Attention Mustangs! Let’s Make a Difference! From October 14th to October 23rd, Astral Drive is hosting a Food & Hygiene Drive to support members of our community— and we need your help!
We’re collecting non-perishable food items and hygiene products to donate to a local food bank. Look around the school for posters listing the most-needed items, and bring in what you can — every item counts! The class that donates the most items will win a special prize!
Did you know? As of March 2024, there were over 2 million visits to food banks in Canada, which was the highest number in history. Right here in Nova Scotia, 28.9% of our citizens are living in food-insecure households — the highest rate in all of Canada. This means that too many of our neighbours are going without enough nutritious meals. By donating to this drive, we’re directly helping those facing these challenges. Let’s make a real difference together and show our generosity as a school community!