Dear Parents and Students,
The school year is winding down, but we are still very busy at Vanier. With the sun being out and the nice weather greeting us every day, we should all take advantage of the season. Having some time to study can be a challenge when the sun is out, but this is the time to put in all your effort to finish your courses with success and confidence. Please reach out for help if you are struggling-we have lots of resources available for you.
So we can say with confidence, “The Lord is my helper, so I will have no fear…” ~Hebrews 13:6
Dear Lord, I will not be anxious about my circumstances because I choose to put all my faith and trust in you. You will never let me down because you are always faithful. Amen.
Week-At-A-Glance:
Monday May 10
Upcoming Days to note:
Tuesday, May 18th 7:15 pm - School Council meeting via Zoom check the school website for the link
Friday, May 21st - No school
Monday, May 24th - Victoria Day- No school
May 31st - June 4th Exam review week
June 7th -10th Exam week – schedules to be published on website next week
June 11th Last day for schools to be open
Yukon First Nations Graduation Ceremony
Vanier Graduation Mass 7:00 pm - Grads and invited guests only.
In other news:
Yearbook - Here Is A Message From The Yearbook Teacher, Mrs. Clarke
Yearbook 2021 - order your copy today!
Sports! Special days! Portraits! The yearbook is truly the most valuable keepsake from this remarkable time. Yearbook 2021 will contain photos of students from all grades involved in a variety of school activities. The Yearbook2021 Class is working extremely hard to put together a book to remember one of the most unpredictable school years of all time. Order today so we can guarantee there are enough copies for everyone! The cost is $40.00. Use this link to make your order: http://jostensyearbooks.com/?REF=A01074103
Interim Reports
For students who are struggling in their courses, you should receive a report from your teachers indicating what your progress is and what you can do to improve your marks before exams. This may be in the form of an email, phone call or letter in the mail. If you are unsure, please contact the teacher.
Attendance
We often see attendance fall off in May when the weather gets warm. This year more than ever before, students need to be in school as much as possible. Please let us know if you child will not be there.
Summer School
We have been told there will be summer school running this year. Typically students are able to complete math or English courses they have attempted throughout the year and earned at least a 40% mark in. We do not know at this point exactly which courses will be offered or the format it will be offered in, but as we find out details, we will pass the information along to you.
First Nations Education Directorate Nutrition Programs Feast
A big thank you goes out to the First Nations Education Directorate for providing the entire school with a delicious feast last Friday. The food was plentiful, healthful and expertly prepared. Thanks to the organizers at FNED and to Ms. Wallace who made all the arrangements at the school. Well done!
Have a good week,
Katrina Brogdon, Principal and Alethea Wallace, Vice-Principal
The school year is winding down, but we are still very busy at Vanier. With the sun being out and the nice weather greeting us every day, we should all take advantage of the season. Having some time to study can be a challenge when the sun is out, but this is the time to put in all your effort to finish your courses with success and confidence. Please reach out for help if you are struggling-we have lots of resources available for you.
So we can say with confidence, “The Lord is my helper, so I will have no fear…” ~Hebrews 13:6
Dear Lord, I will not be anxious about my circumstances because I choose to put all my faith and trust in you. You will never let me down because you are always faithful. Amen.
Week-At-A-Glance:
Monday May 10
- Senior School - Day 1
- GSA+Equity&Diversity Club @ 11:30 in Room 20
- Jr. Social Justice Club @12:15 pm in LC
- Senior School - Day 2
- Grade 9 French Assessments - All Day
- Fire Drill in the morning
- Board Games Club @ 12:15 pm in LC
- Senior School - Day 1
- Grade 9 French Assessments - All Day
- Sr. Social Justice Club @11:30 am in LC
- Senior School - Day 2
- Board Games Club @ 12:15 pm in LC
- Senior School - Day 1
Upcoming Days to note:
Tuesday, May 18th 7:15 pm - School Council meeting via Zoom check the school website for the link
Friday, May 21st - No school
Monday, May 24th - Victoria Day- No school
May 31st - June 4th Exam review week
June 7th -10th Exam week – schedules to be published on website next week
June 11th Last day for schools to be open
Yukon First Nations Graduation Ceremony
Vanier Graduation Mass 7:00 pm - Grads and invited guests only.
In other news:
Yearbook - Here Is A Message From The Yearbook Teacher, Mrs. Clarke
Yearbook 2021 - order your copy today!
Sports! Special days! Portraits! The yearbook is truly the most valuable keepsake from this remarkable time. Yearbook 2021 will contain photos of students from all grades involved in a variety of school activities. The Yearbook2021 Class is working extremely hard to put together a book to remember one of the most unpredictable school years of all time. Order today so we can guarantee there are enough copies for everyone! The cost is $40.00. Use this link to make your order: http://jostensyearbooks.com/?REF=A01074103
Interim Reports
For students who are struggling in their courses, you should receive a report from your teachers indicating what your progress is and what you can do to improve your marks before exams. This may be in the form of an email, phone call or letter in the mail. If you are unsure, please contact the teacher.
Attendance
We often see attendance fall off in May when the weather gets warm. This year more than ever before, students need to be in school as much as possible. Please let us know if you child will not be there.
Summer School
We have been told there will be summer school running this year. Typically students are able to complete math or English courses they have attempted throughout the year and earned at least a 40% mark in. We do not know at this point exactly which courses will be offered or the format it will be offered in, but as we find out details, we will pass the information along to you.
First Nations Education Directorate Nutrition Programs Feast
A big thank you goes out to the First Nations Education Directorate for providing the entire school with a delicious feast last Friday. The food was plentiful, healthful and expertly prepared. Thanks to the organizers at FNED and to Ms. Wallace who made all the arrangements at the school. Well done!
Have a good week,
Katrina Brogdon, Principal and Alethea Wallace, Vice-Principal
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