All exam art projects from Ms. Tasker’s semester 1 classes are ready for pick up. Please collect in room F110 by the end of the week.
Co-op application forms are available outside of Student Services and are due back to the Main Office by March 1st. Details about the Co-op Program will be provided during this week’s class presentations. Just a reminder that interested students also have to select Co-op 11 or 12 on the course selection portal.
Not sure what PE class to take? The PE program has been refreshed, check out our website for more info! https://sites.google.com/gnspes.ca/lockviewpe/home
Congrats to the boys' Hockey team, who have advanced to the final 4 of the Metrro High School Hockey Regional Tournament. Their first game is today at 10 am.
Good luck to the girls' Varsity basketball team in their playoff game vs Halifax West tonight, weather permitting.
JV Boys, JV Girls, & Boys Varsity team members who forgot to hand in their uniforms must do so to Mr. Stach ASAP.
Boys' varsity and girls' JV basketball teams will hand in their uniforms today at lunch.
Athletic Gear orders are in. Please see Mr. Stach for pickup.
The spring athletic gear store is now open until the end of March.https://lockviewspring2024.itemorder.com/shop/home/
Please sign up outside the gym if you want to volunteer for Unified Sports Wednesday at Lunch.
In honour of African Heritage Month, here is some information on the African Nova Scotian Flag.
The official African Nova Scotian Flag was unveiled in February in 2021. You can see it in the forum and in some of our classrooms. It was designed by artist Wendie Wilson, and each part symbolizes something different: red for blood and sacrifice, gold for cultural richness, green for fertility and growth, and black for the people. The design in the middle of the flag is Wilson’s stylized adaptation of Sankofa, an ancient Adinkra symbol conceived in West Africa, which signifies the importance of bringing past knowledge to the present. Wilson’s version incorporates a wave, representing the ocean and her ancestor’s journey through the Middle Passage. There’s also half of a heart with a yin and yang symbol, representing “Heartbreak, balanced with awareness.” The center image has an incomplete circle, representing those things absent but yet to come.
There will be a quick Snowboard Team Meeting in Mrs. Hennessey’s room (B105) tomorrow at lunch.  Please bring all forms signed.