Student of the Week is Samuel Brennan. Sam is a hard
working student who tries his best in all of his classes. He is also
respectful and nice to all of his teachers and peers.
Teacher of the Week is Mr. Norton. Mr. Norton is a great all around teacher who is loved by all his students. He is also known for having a meter stick by his side at all times.
Staff of the week is Brent Wilson. Brent is a janitor at Blackville School and works hard to keep our school clean. He is also very polite and funny with students.
Blackville School had their annual pep-rally for the senior boy's first home game of the year against CNBA. The rally was held on October 1. Riley Keenan started the game off with three goals and followed with singles from Jonah Peterson and Wyatt Vickers, the boy's won with the final score of 5-1.
Brooke Underhill, the President of Student council, said, " I think that the pep rally went really well. I was really impressed by the students' participation. It was a great way to pump everyone up for the boys' soccer game after school. I can't wait for more chances to do different things this year, as it creates memories that we can take with us when we leave Blackville School."
Students found the pep-rally was very entertaining and most if not all of the students participated in the fun activities, such as Human Foosball. At the beginning of the rally, Amelia Underhill sang O Canada and then the rest of the high school joined in.
Many of the students all agreed that the pep-rally was a great way to start off the year and get the students involved and excited for upcoming events. To see photos from the event, click here. Article by: DeAnna Donovan Video by: Marc Munn and Sydney Grattan Photos by: Laura Jardine, Jules Keenan and Michael Waugh
The male athlete of the week is Riley Keenan. Riley Keenan was chosen because of his strong work ethic, and how he is always hungry for the ball. Riley never misses a practice and he is always giving 100 percent out on the field. When Riley was asked how he felt by getting athlete of the week, he said, "It is a really big honour getting this notice from my coach".
The female athlete of the week is Jaime Vickers. Jaime Vickers was chosen because of her scoring ability at the start of the season. Also for her hard working and "never quit" attitude. In her response for being recognized as female athlete of the week she said "She was mint."
Hosts Brooke Underhill and Dylan Keenan share news from Blackville School for the week of October 02, 2015. School's In podcast will be heard on Life Radio on Friday evenings.
Denver Hogan (yellow shirt in center) with some other elementary students
The Blackville Elementary and Middle school classes participated in the 35th annual Terry Fox run on September 29. Just as they started walking it began to rain and some of the students started to complain and figured they should stop walking. As they were complaining, one student from Mrs. Manderville's grade 4 class, Denver Hogan, spoke up and said, "Terry didn't stop walking in the rain." Denver was asked about the comment he made to some of the other students. "I just said it because I knew it was true." "I know that Terry tried to run across Canada and never gave up and he was very brave." The Terry Fox run is something that the Blackville students participate annually to remember Terry Fox, his journey and his bravery. For more information about the Terry Fox Foundation, click here. Article by: DeAnna Donovan and Amelia Underhill Photo by: Calvin Furlong