What a show!! Have you had a chance to watch it yet? If you purchased a link, the show will be available for one week. Thank you again for your support! |
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The show may have aired, but that doesn’t mean the fun has to end. The final episodes of the Gradflix fundraiser take our viewers to the Grapes for Grads wine sale and the Silent Auction.
All items have been donated and so 100% of the proceeds go directly to our grad class to offset the cost of their grad retreat, banquet, prom, and bursaries.
https://trellis.org/grapes-for-grads $20 per ticket, every ticket corresponds to a bottle on the wall. Some bottles are worth $10. Some are worth $100! Everyone is guaranteed a prize!
https://trellis.org/2022-grad-show-silent-auction Click on the Silent Auction menu at the top of the page to view the great selection of items available. On mobile, click the hamburger menu (a stack of three horizontal lines resembling a hamburger) and select Silent Auction.
Please send this information out to all your friends, as anyone (19+) is able to purchase a bottle or bid on the silent auction!
Deadline for both is February 28 at 11 a.m.
Thank you to everyone who generously donated to the Grapes for Grads and the Silent Auction and for the support of the Gradflix fun-draiser!
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Mrs. Griffin, Mrs. Brodeur, and the remainder of the Grad Show committee and 2022 grads, would like to thank Hudson Bikichky for filming, editing, and bringing together the final version of the Grad Show for all to enjoy! What a bright and talented young man we have in this school – this never would have been possible without Hudson’s skills and time…WELL DONE! |
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DID YOU KNOW YOUR TUITION IS TAX DEDUCTIBLE? |
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A reminder that we are currently accepting re-registration packages. Thank you to the families who have already handed in their packages. We are offering the 2021-2022 regular tuition rates for completed applications received by March 18th for the 2022-2023 school year. If you have any questions regarding re-registration please contact Mrs. Despins in the school office at 250-762-2730.
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Thursday night our senior girls play in our first game of Valleys vs. Osoyoos. This is going to be a really tough tournament with 6 really good teams, and only 4 going automatically to Provincials (possible 5th spot we’ll find out about later).
Here are the live stream links for those interested. We play Thursday at 6:45, Friday at either 2:00 or 5:30, and then Saturday could be at any time depending on our first two games.
Here is the Livestream link for Thursday's game at Immaculata
As well, here are the Livestream links for the Thursday games at KCS and the Friday and Saturday links
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With Spring just around the corner, the PSG is pleased to announce that we have launched our Easter fundraising campaign, with Purdys Chocolatier!
If you would like to shop for your Easter treats (and support our school community at the same time), please click the link below.
Once you have signed in you can purchase items for yourself, as well as invite others to join and support our Easter Fundraising Campaign. The deadline is March 23rd.
Thank you so much for your continued support!
Your Immaculata PSG
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THIS IS OUR AWESOME SCHOOL |
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SCIENCE 9 STUDENTS UP IN FLAMES? |
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No, just testing the properties of metal as they are heated and cooled through a process called tempering. Students learned how metal changes it properties as its heating and then depending on whether it's cooled quickly or slowly, it will turn hard and brittle or soft and flexible. |
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Playing the "unfair game" is bad enough when you are a sore loser, but it must be "horrendo" when you play it in Spanish.
Still, Madame P-L, her assistant, and students had a great time "jugando el juego".
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This week grade 11 students have been studying the quadratic function and parabolic graphs that included creating parabolic paintings.
They used the online Graphing Calculator Desmos to first create their parabolic image and then applied paint to the surface. Finally, they folded the paper to create a mirrored image.
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Small School. Big Family. |
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More tickets were released for this event after current changes in Covid restrictions. Come cheer on our Immaculata team in changing the world on Wednesday, February 23rd at 7 pm.
Our Immaculata Social Justice team of Alexie Bernasor, Alexis Maranga, Breann Sia and Kiera Freire (AKA The Ripple Effect) will be presenting their plan to address some of the world’s problems with real solutions, and competing for over $7000 to make their plan a reality.
Come bring your Immaculata spirit to this event and cheer on our team and all the great work teenagers from around the Okanagan are doing to make the world a more sustainable place.
Tickets to the event are free, all you have to do is register using the link on the poster or the link below:
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The Recreation and Wellness Manager at the Vineyards Residence Retirement Home is looking for grade 12 students who may be wanting volunteer hours before graduation. If you are interested, please contact Mrs. Griffin for more information.
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Please CALL the office at
250-762-2730
and leave a recorded message for Ms. Despins if your child will be absent or late.
It is very important that every student is accounted for when marked away. This will save Ms. Despins time when recording attendance.
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Lord Jesus, Remembering Your Passion, may I follow where you lead, and though I may be fearful, find in You the strength I need. When I am burdened or distressed, please roll away the heavy stone so that I may feel You with me, not abandoned or alone. Risen Savior, You appeared, but unrecognized at first; when I fail to see Your face, in Your love my heart immerse. Amen. heartofthenation.org
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CALENDAR ITEMS:
FAMILY DAY, NO SCHOOL
FEB 21
GRAPES FOR GRADS/SILENT AUCTION DEADLINE
FEB 28 -11AM
EARLY REGISTRATION DEADLINE
MAR 18
PARENT-TEACHER INTERVIEWS
MAR 17 EVE
MAR 18 (NO SCHOOL FOR STUDENTS)
SPRING BREAK
MAR 21-APR 1
PSG PURDYS DEADLINE
MAR 23
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