Day: April 23, 2018

Lost glasses

If anyone has seen a pair of pinkish-red glasses lying around, please let me know. Thanks.

G11 Helpers for Athletics Day

Grade 11 students are welcome to help for Athletics Day on Wednesday but you must tell Mr Hutchison today which of the CAS outcomes you plan to achieve when you help on the day and also put the Athletics Day activity in your CAS journal.

 

October 2018 Discover China Week Trips – Next School Year

Signups for the next school year October 2018 Discover China Week trips has closed and at this stage the trips signups are as follows:

Grade 6/7

Taishan – Places available

Hangzhou – Full

Huangshan – Places available

Grade 8/9

Shaolin temple – Full

Moganshan – Places available

Beijing – Full

Grade 10/11

Guizhou – Places available

Xiamen – Places available

Yangshuo – Full

Towards the end of the year when we have a better idea of the number of students leaving and new students enrolling we will relook at the trip numbers and assign students who have not chosen a trip.

MAP schedule – REMINDER of extended blocks

Good morning,

A reminder that Grades 10s ONLY will have extended Blocks 1 & 3 TODAY.

All other students will have normal schedules on Monday.  Students – please move quietly and avoid the LGR between Blocks 1&2 and Blocks 3&4.  Thank you!

REMINDER: ALL students will have extended Block 1 on TUESDAY and THURSDAY this week.

Grade 4 will have their final MAP assessment at 8:10 on April 25.

This week’s MAP schedule for Grades 6-10 is below for your quick reference.

IBDP Biology students — Options class

Dear IBDP Biology students,

You have been asked to select an option to study as part of your course syllabus.

If you have chosen Option A (Neurobiology and behaviour), you will go to Mr Newman‘s class during block 1 today.

If you have chosen Option D (Human physiology), you will go to Mr. Mello‘s class during block 1 today.

If you have chosen Options B or C, please report to your usual block 1 teacher.

Much thanks to Mr. Hornell for his flexibility in making today happen.

Mr. Mello and Mr. Newman