As the school year draws to a close, we can look back with pride at how our school, though having diminished in size, has maintained its spirit and determination. Although our classes are very small, we have produced five grade 12 graduates, maintained our family atmosphere and sense of fun while keeping student achievement foremost in our minds.

As I said in my grad ceremony speech, the grads and indeed many of our students and their families are about to experience a “ sea change.” As a local mariner for many years, this expression has meaning to me beyond this change in wind and waves. The challenges faced by a mariner confronting such changes are a metaphor for life changes soon to be met by many of our students. We have families leaving us, the grads will be off on new adventures and new families and students will be moving in to Tahsis over the summer. When challenges created by such changes are viewed as opportunities bright with promise, we can “ move forward ” with optimism and anticipation.

May 2, 2007

2007 Science Fair an Electric Affair

May 2, 2007

Planning 10 and Grade 4, 5, & 6 Begin School and Community Garden

April 30, 2007

Honour Roll at Captain Meares