Carnival Day is coming to OSS on Friday June 5th! It is time to celebrate the school year and all the accomplishments that were made this year. This will be an afternoon buy in at a cost of $30 per class so bring in your spare change to your period 5 class. The afternoon will include Beavertail and Funnel Cake food trucks, inflatable obstacle courses, a Grad/Teacher flag football game, grade colour challenges, game tables, Hawk shop pop up, vendors, and more! Graduates will receive one free Beavertail or Funnel Cake. Be sure to bring cash for the vendor tables. Food Trucks will accept credit/debit and cash.
To be read: Monday June 1 - Thursday June 4th
Student council brings to you colour wars! Show your school spirit and which grade is the best by sporting your assigned colour on Carnival day. Grade 9 is yellow, Grade 10 is blue, Grade 11 is green, and Grade 12 is pink. There will be games where the grades will complete against each other and the winner will be crowned the best grade in the school! Don't miss out!
The boys rugby team saved their best game for last yesterday in the SCAA Tier 2 Final. The focus for the day was committed team defense and the boys executed the game plan to perfection in the first half, which saw them dominate and shut out their opponent 32-0. Highlight plays of the half included a try saving tackle by rookie Patrick M and a try scored after 15 phases of support play. Contributions were made by every player who stepped on the field. The final score was 48-17 for OSS, earning them the Tier 2 Boys Rugby Title. Try scorers included Noah M, Levi B, Taylor C, Cole C, Calder F, and Kolton R. Congratulations boys on a great season and we can't wait for Rugby Sevens in the Fall! Go Nighthawks!
The Ultimate Nighthawks hosted a double‑header yesterday, and the energy was high from the first pull. With great weather and a pumped‑up squad, the team came out strong in both games, scoring first each time. Despite our fast starts, our defence couldn’t hold off a very strong opponent as the games went on.
Throwing and catching were sharp, the hustle was undeniable, and the effort from every player was evident throughout the day. Thank you to everyone who came out to support us—it truly makes a difference.
Attention all students in grades 9-11 and returning grade 12s!
Are you interested in sports, leadership, and getting involved in school life? Join the Athletic Council!
Athletic Council members will help promote and organize intramurals, assist with minor officiating, support athletic events, and help create a positive and active school community.
Our first meeting will be held on TODAY at the start of lunch in room 125.
Whether you’re an athlete or simply enjoy being involved in school activities, everyone is welcome. Come learn how you can make a difference and help make next year’s athletic events a success!
If you have any questions, see Ms. Guthrie, Mr. Wheelan, Ms. Shatkowski or Ms. Luubert.
See you in room 125 (the health room) at lunch today!
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