MDJH is supporting Project Thanksgiving Toasty Toes to collect donations of warm socks (sized for ages 12 and up) and personal care items to support Thrive Community Centre. Thrive is a non-profit organization in St. John’s providing support and services to empower vulnerable individuals (ages 12 and up) who struggle with issues including education, sexual… Continue reading Project Thanksgiving Toasty Toes
Month: October 2019
Québec City classique 2020
For Grade 8 and 9 Late and Early Immersion Students, there will be a parent meeting on Thursday October 24 at 7 PM in the MDJH Library for students interested in taking part in the Quebec Trip. Interested students can see Ms. Houlihan, Mr. Thorne, or Mr. West. For more information, click here.
MDJH Duke of Edinburgh Page
Want to know more about the Duke of Edinburgh program? Looking for information about the MDJH Duke program? Check out the new MDJH Duke Page by clicking here!
Student Vote Day!
Today we held Student Vote Day here at MDJH! Grade 9 students were asked to cast their vote for one of the four candidates running in the Federal Election for the district of St. John’s East. We had a great turnout, and we’ll be releasing our school-wide results on Tuesday, October 22nd!
MDJH Walk to Breakfast
Well, the weather wasn’t up to an outdoor walk, but students got a change to move about as homerooms walked laps in the gym. This was followed by a breakfast of muffins and fresh fruit, all served by our MDJH Breakfast Club volunteers. Students were asked to bring in a twonie to help raise funds… Continue reading MDJH Walk to Breakfast
Walk to Breakfast – Friday, October 18
We are having our Kids Eat Smart Walk to Breakfast tomorrow, Friday, rain or shine. If it is raining, students will walk around the gym instead of Kenny’s Pond. We will all enjoy a muffin and a fresh fruit breakfast. A huge thank you to Chartwells for providing muffins to our staff and students for… Continue reading Walk to Breakfast – Friday, October 18
Cricket at MDJH
Cricket is a very widely played sport in many countries and is gaining popularity in Canada. New members are invited to participate in learning this sport.
We will practice batting, bowling and fielding activities during our sessions. We will also have brief sessions to introduce the fundamental rules of the game. Students who would like to play only need a pair of gym shoes. No experience with the sport is necessary as we will begin with basics. While the purpose is to have fun while developing Cricket skills, we also intend to develop a team that would play matches with teams from other schools in future.
In order to gauge interest and to get a sense of numbers beforehand, we would appreciate if you could email us if your child is interested in playing. Please respond to nadeemsaqlain@yahoo.com by Monday, October 21. We would like to begin the sessions on Monday, October 21.
October Newsletter
The October Newsletter is here. Click here to download it.
Free Community Skate – Sunday, October 11th
There is a FREE community skate to celebrate Rogers Hometown Hockey, this Sunday, October 13 from 2:00 pm to 2:50 pm at Mile One Centre. Special Guests include the Newfoundland Growlers players! Please bring a non-perishable food item for the Community Food Sharing Association.
Reminder -PD Day on Friday, October 11th
Reminder that MDJH has a Professional Development Day on Friday, October 11th. There will be no classes for students on that day. Monday, October 14th is the Thanksgiving Day holiday. There will be no classes for students on that day.
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