MDJH Junior Boys Soccer 2024

The selection letters for Jr Boys Soccer are now released and the team roster for this event is now finalized. Listed below are the games for the upcoming tournament starting this week.

  1. Thursday, October 17th @ 8:45pm – St. Kevin’s vs MDJH (MPSA FIELD)
  2. Sunday, October 20th @ 11:30am- Frank Robert’s vs MDJH (MPSA FIELD)
  3. Monday, October 21st @ 5:00pm – St. Bons. vs MDJH (MPSA FIELD)
  4. Tuesday, October 22nd @ 7:30pm- Juniper Ridge vs MDJH (MPSA FIELD)
  5. Friday, October 25th @ 7:30pm – MDJH vs Paradise Int. (MPSA FIELD)

If there are any changes to the schedule, there will be an update posted to the school website/social media.

Terry Fox Walk

Today MDJH participated in the Annual Terry Fox Walk. Thanks to generous donations from students and families, we raised over $1400.00 to donate to the Terry Fox Foundation, and we’ll add in any donations that come in after the weekend.

It was a great fall day for a walk around Kenny’s Pond. Than you to Mr. Tobin for organizing it for us.

Parental Consent for Sports Tryouts

Any student who is participating in an open tryout for our sports teams, please complete the attached parental consent form prior to coming for the try out.

This form must be received by your coach before your child is permitted to participate.

Please click here to view/download the form.

Allergy Update – October 2024

This is a reminder to our school community that we have various serious and life threatening allergies here at MDJH; and therefore, these items cannot be brought into or consumed in the school:

  • ALL nuts
  • shellfish and fish
  • eggs
  • buttered/flavoured or microwave popcorn
  • cheesies
  • snacks with powdered cheese (popcorn, cheese crackers)
  • sesame seeds
  • kiwi
  • latex balloons
  • scented products/sprays

In addition, students and staff are reminded to always wash their hands after eating and to clean up eating areas after eating.

Families are responsible for ensuring that the school has a current Epi-pen on hand; in the case of anaphylactic allergies. As well, families are responsible for informing the school of any allergies their child/youth has.