What's Inside? - St. James Collegiate
What's Inside? - St. James Collegiate
What's Inside? - St. James Collegiate
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My Friend’s Closet<br />
Vow Of Silence<br />
What an incredible success! On Friday November 25th, approximately 1500 items of clothing were passed<br />
along to our students through My Friend’s Closet over Friday and this morning. Some items were sold, some<br />
were traded for non-perishable food items, many were given away free. Thank you to each and every one of<br />
our staff and students who participated or purchased to help make this a successful event!<br />
Hot off our “We Day” experience, students wanted to show they care by participating in The Vow of Silence<br />
through Free the Children. The Vow of Silence is to show support for children whose voices have been silenced<br />
through slavery (carpet mills), being a child soldier or forced into the sex trade. <strong>St</strong>udents were silent<br />
for 24 hours, no texting, Facebook, writing to communicate, or miming. 43 students participated in this event.<br />
Donations have reached $275.00 and pledge forms are still coming in. Way to go Jimmies!<br />
Take Your Kids To Work Day<br />
On Wednesday, November 2, Grade 9 students<br />
at <strong>St</strong>. <strong>James</strong> <strong>Collegiate</strong> participated<br />
in “Take Our Kids to Work Day”. <strong>St</strong>udents<br />
spent the day at work with a parent, guardian,<br />
adult friend or volunteer host to provide<br />
the opportunity to view the world of work<br />
and understand its demands and opportunities.<br />
The day allowed students to see parents<br />
or volunteer hosts in different roles and responsibilities<br />
and understand what they do to<br />
support a family.<br />
Our students were involved in many different<br />
activities. Dustin Tower spent the day with<br />
his dad, Darren Tower, at Extra Foods on Roblin<br />
Boulevard learning more about the food<br />
industry while Rose Nigidja worked along<br />
with her sister, Ms Ives, an Educational Assistant<br />
at George Waters Middles School.<br />
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