Outdoor Ed 10

I covered Mr. Mani's class the other day and after playing capture the glad they finished off with a cooperative activity--untie the knot. It was good fun!

CSS Students Encourage Voting

Ms. Calder organized a flashmob for downtown Sechelt to encourage our citizens to vote in the Federal election.  Great job!

Congrats to our Senior Girls' Volleyball Team

Our Senior Girls Volleyball Team won an important match against Sunshine Coast rival Elphinstone Secondary 3-2.

Congratulations on the big win!

Cool School & Dress Code

 Our Cool School Program has started at CSS (Tuesday's from 3:30 - 8:00 pm). The picture above is of one of the instructors reviewing the parts of a wood planer.  The Metal Shop also had several students participating.

Finola showing her dismay after being told she had to wear Mr. Sauer's Cleveland Browns poncho because she was in violation of our dress code. :(

Magnus....the bird whisperer

Magnus....the bird whisperer, was able to get this crow outside after it was trapped in the foyer, in the morning, before the start of classes earlier this week!

A Fun, Full Week

 Some of our Grade 8 students who participated in Friday's PJ Day!

 The six books selected for the Coast Reads (Secondary Schools) for SD 46 this year. Our librarians have selected the above titles for our schools this year.

Minion Monday-- some of our grade 12 students singing as part of their minion tasks, which raised funds for this year's grad class.

Monument in Recognition of the Residential School Tragedy

Last weekend there was a ceremony to unveil the monument, which sits on the site of the Residential School which was here on the Sunshine Coast on the lands of the Sechelt Indian Band.  The sculpture of a grandmother and a child represents the lost generations of family. It is a monument worth visiting and spending some time to reflect on this dark chapter of our history.