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​A Banner Year for ND Swimming!

By Daniella Lopez
Many wins, many medals, a few trophies and a few new records, what does all this have in common? The Notre Dame Swim Team!
 
On February 14th Notre Dame Swim Team competed in the HCAA Swimming Championship at the Milton Sports Centre.
 
The Individual Competitions saw the Fightin' Irish finish with an ND record number of medal performances. Kenna Smallegange won 1st in the 200m freestyle while Emily Perrino placed 2nd in the 200m freestyle and Ruben Jansen won 1st in the 200m freestyle. Ben Booker placed 3rd in the 50m freestyle, Olivia Colman placed 3rd in the 50m freestyle and 
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The ND Swim Team
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Owen Robinson placed 3rd in the 50m freestyle. Kenna Smallegange won 1st in the 100m backstroke while Emma Cosgrove placed 2nd and Tarynn Smallegange placed 3rd. Marica Smith placed 2nd in the 100m breaststroke and Josh Matz also placed 2nd in the 100m breaststroke.   With many of these swimmers in grades 9 through 11, the future looks bright for the Notre Dame Swimming program.
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With such a collection of talented Individual swimmers, of course Notre Dame had a strong showing in the team competitions as well.  In the group swimming events, the Fightin' Irish Junior Girls won 1st in the medley relay, and the Senior Girls placed 3rd in the medley relay. The open girls medley relay squad finished 2nd, while open boys also came in 2nd in the medley relay.   

 
With such a collection of talented Individual swimmers, of course Notre Dame had a strong showing in the team competitions as well.  In the group swimming events, the Fightin' Irish Junior Girls won 1st in the medley relay, and the Senior Girls placed 3rd in the medley relay. The open girls medley relay squad finished 2nd, while open boys also came in 2nd in the medley relay.   
 
The Notre Dame Swim Team also managed to grab two trophies making them champions in: Open Swimming and Overall Combined Team Swimming; Both firsts for the ND Swimming Program!


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The accolades kept rolling in for Notre Dame as two of our Notre Dame peers broke new records in the GHAC stage.  ND 'February Athletes of the Month' Kenna Smallegange (200m freestyle and 100m backstroke) and Ruben Jansen (200m individual medley) had record breaking performances, setting new bests in their respective events. 
 
Notre Dame will send our largest ever contingent of athletes to be OFSAA in Toronto this March because of their stellar performances in GHAC. ND’s OFSAA qualifiers include: Kenna Smallegange 200 free and 100 back, Tarynn Smallegange 100 back, Ruben Jansen 200 free and 200m, Emily Perino 200 free, Olivia Colman 50 free and 100 free, Marica Smith 200m, Josh Matz 200m. The open girls medley relay team and open girls free relay will be heading to OFSAA with team members: Kenna Smallegange, Marica Smith, Samantha Nobes and Olivia Colman. The open boys medley relay and open boys free relay will also be off to OFSAA including: Josh Matz, Ruben Jansen, Olaf Jansen and Owen Robinson. Lastly, the junior girls free relay will be OFSAA bound as well with the team including: Kate Flewelling, Mia Iamarino, Madeline Chiki and Madison Radakovic.  
 
17, that’s right SEVENTEEN Fightin' Irish Swimmers will be heading to OFSAA and Notre Dame can't wait to cheer them on.  We’re already proud, and can’t to see what comes next! #GOOOOOIRISH! ​​

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ND's HCAA Curling Champions
 

ND Curling:
​HCAA Champions!

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By Gabriel Millar
The Notre Dame Girls Curling Team faced off against Bishop Redding in the HCAA Finals. B.R. had previously been fourth in the standings but were able to make a Finals appearance due their Semi-final upset victory against Loyola, the number one ranked team during the regular season. The Championship Game was played on February 11 at the Oakville Curling Club. The match went down to the wire, with the score being tied going into the seventh and final end. Each end consists of the two opposing teams taking turns to deliver eights stones, alternatively. With the competition on the line, Notre Dame was able to come away with the victory. Their success buys them an appearance against Frank J. Hayden at GHAC, which will be held next Wednesday at the Oakville Curling Club.

The Notre Dame Boys Team also managed to make a Finals appearance, thanks to their 7-5 victory against St. Thomas Aquinas in the Semi-finals. Likewise, their competition took place at the Oakville Curling Club against Bishop Redding, in a double header with the Girls Finals. In an attempt to redeem a regular season loss against the Royals, the boys sprung out to an early 4-0 lead. In spite of a valiant performance from the Irish boys, Bishop Redding rallied from being down early and beat Notre Dame 9-5 to secure the HCAA Championship. Notre Dame celebrated their Silver Medal and were able to hang their hats on a very impressive season. 

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Semester 2:
​A Grade 9 View

By Alessandra Auletta
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So here we are, we survived Semester One and are making our way through Semester Two. From a Grade Nine’s perspective, I’d say that so far it’s been quite a journey.

On the first day of Semester Two, I was so excited, I was going in with new classmates, new teachers, and new subjects, I felt like I was getting a fresh start! It took me a while to get used to where my new classrooms were, but after a week I got the hang of it. It was all so new for me, I’ve never had a second semester back in elementary school, it was always the same 4 teachers all year round. As scary as everyone made it out to be, it wasn't that bad, it was like the first day of school all over again!

As the weeks went on and I learned more, I finally had to do my first test. It was kind of nerve-wracking, my first test of Semester Two. I knew it didn’t count for much in the long run, but this was my chance to see how this teacher marked, and what kind of tests they gave to their students. ”My first test of Semester Two” is all I could keep telling myself, this was my chance to leave a good first impression on my teacher, show them that I care, and that I was a good student. I finally took the test and think I left a great first impression!

Not only did Semester Two give me a great opportunity at a fresh start, but also brought amazing friends into my life. I have met so many new people and hope to continue to do so, to branch out and explore more of what ND can offer me. My classes are filled with amazing and kind people, it’s been hard not to smile and start up a conversation with them!

Overall Semester Two has been pretty good to me, I made new friends, done well on all my quizzes and tests, and even started to get the hang of high school! Even though it's been a pretty busy few weeks, I can confidently say that Semester Two will be a great one. 

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ND's February STEAM Update

PictureND's STEAM Elementary Day was a massive success!
By Emily Nobes
What’s been going on and what’s to come
    Throughout the last few months, the STEAM Club’s work has forged on. Meetings have continued every Wednesday, but have no longer been confined to just the Lecture Hall, spreading out to the Woodshop, Greenhouse, computer lab, and beyond...

    During the months of December, January, and now into February, STEAM’s 2019 Greenhouse and Healthy Living Project has continued, leaving the team well into their construction, research, and design endeavors. Pieces  have been measured twice and cut once, sample crops have been grown with care, and numerous lines of code have been written. Eventually, the portable greenhouses that are being constructed will be put to use in front of the school, and a design final will be chosen to be “mass” constructed and donated to various feeder schools in our community with the hopes of fostering an interest in healthy living and horticulture.

As we all know, though, STEAM’s work cannot be contained within the walls of the school. On February 21st, 2019, a group of club members headed over to St. Marks to host one of their now infamous 'STEAM Nights', full of science, technology, engineering, arts, and math based games, sharing of information, and community building. In the coming weeks, STEAM will be heading out to two more schools to host activity nights, March 28 at St. Gabriel, and April 1 at St. Anne.


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Don’t worry though ND, not all of STEAM’s work happens outside of the school. In fact, the 2018/19 STEAM Student Executive has been working tirelessly to begin putting together an event here at Notre Dame that we are  excited to announce. On May 25th,  2019, the group will be hosting the first ever STEAM Conference, and the theme this year is, of course, 'Healthy Living'. The day will be full of guest speakers, food, healthy living conversations, and live demonstrations from some special guests all throughout the school. The doors to the conference will be open to anyone looking to attend, so keep an eye out, because there will be more exciting information coming very soon.

Want to stay in touch with STEAM in between monthly updates? Follow us on instagram and twitter @nd_steam, and check out our website 
www.notredamesteam.wixsite.com/ndsteam. And, of course, feel free to attend a meeting, we meet every Wednesday in the lecture hall and are so excited to meet you.

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Council's Corner:
Let's Stay in Touch

​By Emily Nobes
As your 2018/2019 Notre Dame Student Council, we are dedicated and excited to address any and all questions, comments, concerns, ideas, and whatever else you may have for us. We want to take this opportunity to dedicate February’s edition of 'Council’s Corner' to creating a reference list of all the ways that you can get into contact with us.
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  1. EMAIL US! As of this year, Student Council has an email address where we can be reached at all times. Feel free to direct your comments to studentcouncilnotredame@gmail.com, we’ll be sure to bring them up at meetings and get back to you with our best answers.
  2. ATTEND A MEETING! We meet every Monday in room 226, and our door is  always open. We have time slotted into the beginning of our agenda every week that allows the student body to take a few minutes to bring up their comments directly to the council, allowing us to discuss as a group and work towards taking the most effective action.
  3. TALK TO A MEMBER! In October, Council’s Corner published a full list outlining each member of this year’s Council and their position. We are always excited to talk to the student body in the halls, in class, at lockers, in the cafe, et cetera. If we can’t lend an immediate answer, we will be sure to make note of your comments and bring it up at the next meeting, and to swiftly deliver an answer.

We are so excited to hear your voice and collaborate with you for the rest of this year and beyond. After all, this is your school, and we are your council. Don’t be afraid to let your voice be heard, just make sure that it’s being heard in the right places!
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(By Grainne Mangan - 2018) To see more of artwork by ND students, click the photo above for a Gallery!

PARENTS NIGHT IN!

On Wednesday March 27th, from 6:30pm-8:30pm, Notre Dame will be hosting a Parents Night In.  Parents of students in grade 7-12 from our feeder schools and high school are welcome to attend the event.  The night will start off with a carousel in the spectrum of community supports, programs and activities/opportunities.  A brief presentation on normal teenage development will occur before parents will move on to attend 2 sessions of their choice.  The 5 sessions being offered that parents can sign up for are:
  • What parents need to know about anxiety and resilience- presented by Mental Health and Addictions Nurse and Social Worker
  • What parents need to know about online safety and social media- presented by Elementary School Liaison Officer and 2 ND students
  • What parents need to know about substances- presented by Halton Regional Police
  • What parents need to know about relationships in adolescence- presented by Halton Women’s Place
  • What parents need to know about vaping- presented by Halton Public Health Nurse
Please keep the night of March 27th open and look for a formal invite where you will be able to sign up for the 2 sessions you would like to attend.  We look forward to seeing you there.

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"I'll take Teachers4theWin for 800 Alex...."

​By Mr G.
Clang,  Clang, Clang.

Don't worry,  it's not a Fire Drill…  it's the sound of #Teachers4theWin walking down the hallway,  the 2 Trivia Medals around their neck bouncing off one another in a victorious symphony of colliding medals.

Did you know that the Earth is the 5th largest planet in the solar system?  #Teachers4theWin did.   Did you know that Snoop-Dogg's real name is Calvin Broadus?  #Teachers4theWin did.

Mr. Cordeiro had his eyes on the prize this year,  tearing down his squad from last year and rebuilding from the ground up.   The "Dreamweavers" covered all of their bases this year,  Mr. Guisti brought the business acumen,  Mr. Bozzelli handled the scientific discoveries,  and they even let Mr. Martorelli on their team.  Mr. Cordeiro's true 'ace-in-the-hole' was ringer (and rumored Jeopardy contestant) John Coltermann…  but even he wasn't enough to handle the formidable 'trivial' knowledge of #Teacher4theWin

The addition of Anime-Club President Ms. Briggs,  in combination Mr. G's delayed adolescence (not to mention the 'TV as a babysitter' during his formative years) lead the Teacher Team to ace the 'Shadowed Cartoon' round; While former ND Staff Ms. Giardina, Ms. Muvrin and Mr. Roynon deftly handled the math, science and sporting categories.  The dangerous duo of (Legend) Ms. Vanderkooy & Mrs. Obrovac smothered the Geography and History questions.  Ms. Rodriguez gave the group a calming, steady hand and Mlle. Tambasco destroyed the pop-culture questions while Mme. Tayler scouted the silent auction table. 

A good time was had by all,  many thanks to TriviaMaster LaChapelle and the ND Parent Council for organizing and hosting this outstanding evening!  

 

DECA Provincials 2019 - Putting ND on the DECA Map

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By Emily Nobes
It all began in September 2018, when ND DECA called the first meeting of its second year at Notre Dame. Right of the bat, the group was bigger and hungry for the Competition. We trained hard for weeks, pouring over vocabulary and trial exams,  polishing our handshakes and introductions, and committing 'Performance Indicators' to heart. On November 24, we charged into battle, pulling up to Iroquois Ridge High School to compete in the Hamilton Regionals Competition, striving towards a spot at the Provincial level. The day was full of fierce competition, and by the end of the day, Notre Dame’s 2019 DECA Provincials team was determined, and that’s when the real fun began.

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Every year, DECA Ontario holds its prestigious 'Provincial’s Competition' in the Sheraton Centre in Toronto. So, on February 8th,  2019, the team (comprised of Camila Izquierdo, Matthew Kampe, Ben Korol, Emily Nobes, Radi Oumer, Jonathan Paduch, David Pires, and Arjun Snider, accompanied by Mr Giusti and Mrs Elzbieciak), boarded the  6am train for Union Station to participate.

Two members, David and Jonathan, had the opportunity to participate in a full day leadership seminar that the organization hosts for future DECA leaders.  “While at the seminar I met students from across the province.” said David, “I learned about the different aspects of leadership, the importance of leaders in society and how to improve my own leadership skills.”

Outside of the Leadership Conference, Competitive Roleplay events ran all day, from 8am-5pm to be exact. To break it down quickly, for all competitors competing in Individual Oral events, everyone was assigned two call times at which they competed, each including 10 minutes to read the case study and prepare, and then 10 minutes to present. Team Oral Events only competed once, with 30 minutes to prepare and 15 minutes to present. Written events competed once as well, giving a 15 minutes presentation based on their meticulously pre-prepared report outlining their business plan.

“DECA Provincials was an amazing experience competing in the Financial Team Decision Making event.” said Radi,  “I got to learn new things with my DECA teammate and see the amount of talent that everyone in the competition brings. It was great both competing in my event and getting to meet other students from around Ontario interested in what DECA has to offer.”

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Another aspect of the competition is a 100 question multiple choice exam. All competition clusters aside from Marketing wrote their exams prior to the event using an online platform. The marketing cluster, however, wrote on February 9th, filling up an entire ballroom. After that exam concluded, the tallying begun, and awards ready to be handed to their very deserving recipients.

With the competition cubicles cleared out and the strobe lights set to high, the excitement and energy in the awards room is hard to describe, and something that should be experienced.

The first ceremony was fruitful, awarding first time International Business written event competitor Camila Izquierdo a top 8 finish, making her a Provincial Champion and eligible ICDC competitor. DECA hasn’t seen the end of her, and she’ll be off to Orlando, Florida in April to compete for the coveted DECA Glass at the International level.

“DECA was a wonderful experience that helped me to use the business knowledge that I learned in class towards a real-life situation.” said Camila, “It was interesting and challenging to create my own international business plan since I was able to link different aspects of business into one project. What made it even more exciting was the multiple competitions that allowed me to bring my work to life and compete against other students who are passionate about business too!”

Ceremony number two brought more triumph. Arjun Snider took home a Top 20 medal in his first Roleplay event, and a top 20 finish overall. Matthew Kampe finished top 20 in his first roleplay event, a top 20 finish overall, and a top 8 finish, also earning the title of Provincial Champion.

Lastly came the Marketing Awards, leaving Emily Nobes with a Top 20 finish in her first roleplay. Notre Dame DECA has never seen so many members on the Provincial’s stage, and there’s only more to come.


​How to Spend Your Time When Schools are Closed on Snow Days

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By: Ms. Tolan's P2 Art Class
Thus far, in Semester 2,  the weather has played havoc with a record 5 DAYS impacted by adverse conditions...  

Below is a tongue in cheek look at how to deal with this new found spare time!


When taking a class poll of how students spent their bus days, this was what we came up with:

46% of students did homework
35% binged Netflix or played video games
30% attempted to come to school for part of the day (One student waited at his bus stop before someone texted him telling him it wasn't coming).
26% went back to bed 
23% went out with friends or picked up extra shifts at work

Suggestions for shows to watch when the weather turns again:
  • Friends
  • Grey's Anatomy
  • Dirty John
  • Brooklyn Nine-Nine
  • Umbrella Academy 
  • You
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NEW COURSES SLATED FOR 2019/2020

BBB 4M1 – International Business
This course provides an overview of the importance of international business and trade in the global economy and explores the factors that influence success in international markets. Students will learn about the techniques and strategies associated with marketing, distribution, and managing international business effectively. It offers students an introduction to international business, including an investigation of the economic relationships that Canadian governments and Canadian businesses have developed with other nations and the effects on productivity, prices, and variety of goods. Students will learn about the requirements for competing in international markets, conducting business in other countries, and pursuing careers in the field of international business.
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CGW 4U -World Issues: A Geographic Analysis 
The Canadian & World Studies department is excited to offer students in a University level pathway the opportunity to take World Issues: This geo-political course is particularly relevant in the 21st Century as students will address the challenges of creating a more sustainable & equitable world. They will explore issues like: economic disparities, globalization, human rights and threats to the environment. Finally, our World Issues program will encompass the necessary post-secondary skill development that all Canadian & World Studies courses strive to build: lecture note taking, data management, critical thought & analysis, debate & discussion, inquiry & research and written communication. 
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EMS3O - Media Studies
Media is all around us,  it is an essential part of Modern Life.  We all listen to music, watch TV and Movies,  read magazines,  blogs and vlogs,  surf YouTube,  read comic books, and belong to Social Media like Instagram, Facebook and Snapchat.   Information surrounds us,  we are bombarded by Media and Advertising in almost every aspect of our lives…  have you ever taken a moment to wonder what it all means?  What is all of this Media truly saying? And how are they saying it? What is the message we are hearing from our computers, tablets,  phones and TV's?   This course is designed for students who want to know more about how the media works to affect our perceptions and beliefs about ourselves and the world around us, and who want to become more active and critical consumers of media.  Together we will study how Media affects us,  both personally and as a Society,  and how much things have both changed,  and stayed the same.   You’ll also learn about the media industry in Canada and North America, and have opportunities to explore various media-related careers.  EMS 30,  Media Studies,  takes learning out of the classroom and makes real connections to the world outside.

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