Communication

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Open communication and collaboration are key strategies to a successful partnership between school and home. Should you have any questions or concerns about your child at any point during the school year, your first point of contact should be your child’s teacher.  Alternatively, feel free to contact our front office to leave a message for the appropriate teacher.   

Beverages

To help keep our school clean and support healthy choices, students are encouraged to bring non-spill water bottles to school. Slurpees, iced-cap-style drinks, open pop, and energy drinks should not be brought into the building. Sealed beverages may be stored in student lockers until lunchtime or after school. 

CBE Days of Significance 

The CBE is committed to building a culture of appreciation and inclusion, where students and staff can see themselves valued, respected and celebrated. For more information on key dates, please visit the CBE Dates of Significance webpage.  

 

Important Upcoming Dates:  

  • Monday October 19: No School 

 

BACK TO SCHOOL YEARBOOK SALE - DEADLINE EXTENDED

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Athletics:

Fees:

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Cross-Country:

  • The Cross-country season has come to an end. We had an amazing season. This year had the most runners the school has ever seen! Congratulations to all of the cross-country athletes this year!

·         Thank you to our coaches this season:

·         Ms. Spotswood

·         Ms. Irving

·         Ms. Taryn

·         Ms. Kaur

  • Please pay any outstanding fees that are remaining. 

 

Soccer:

  • Our girls’ and boys’ soccer teams had their semi-final playoff games this week!

·         The girls competed against Prairie Sky at home on Thursday. The girls played with tremendous heart and fought their way back after falling behind. The game went to penalty kicks in the end and sadly… our Thunder fell short in the end. Congratulations to the girls on an amazing soccer season. The girls improved so much this year and the future of our girls soccer program is on the rise! Thank you to all of the athletes for making your school community proud. 

·         Thank you to our coaches this season:

·         Mr. Ellen

·         Ms. Olfert

·         Ms. Dhillon

·         The boys competed against Crossing Park at home on Wednesday. The boys played a hard fought game and went to Overtime to determine a winner. After each team scored in overtime, Crossing Park scored one more goal before time expired and managed to escape with a win. Congratulations to the boys on an amazing soccer season. The boys improved tremendously this year! They showed up in the early morning to practice all season which showed the determination and commitment to success. The boys soccer program made their school proud this year!

·         Thank you to our coaches this season:

·         Mr. Unreiner

·         Mr. Allison

  • Please pay any outstanding fees that are remaining. 

 

Basketball:

  • All four of our basketball teams continued to practice and improve in their fifth week of the season!

·         Sr. Boys:

·         The Sr. Boys played in their next regular season game against Clarence Sansom. In a hard fought game between two good teams, the Thunder got the ball with 10 seconds left and they were down by 1 point. The boys hit a go-ahead basket with 3 seconds left and won the game; 42-41. The boys improved to 4-1 on the year! The boys play in their Nelson Mandela Feeder tournament this Friday against Crossing Park. Good luck!

·         No Games scheduled for next week

·         Sr. Girls:

·         The Sr. Girls played their first home game of the season this week. They first played against Crossing Park. The game went back and forth and sadly, the Thunder fell short; 27-25. In the next game, the girls played against Annie Gale. The girls played much better and came out on top; 30-14! The girls play in their Nelson Mandela Feeder tournament this Friday against Crossing Park & Ted Harrison. Good luck!

·         Next Game(s):

·         Wednesday, Oct. 21st / AWAY Game @ Prairie Sky. 

·         Vs. Ted Harrison (6:00-7:00)

·         Vs. Prairie Sky (7:00-8:00)

·         The Jr. Boys had a very busy week with games. The boys first played Wednesday @ H.D. Cartwright in their tournament. The boys fell short in both of their games unfortunately. The boys play in their final tournament game on Friday @H.D. Cartwright at 4:00 pm. The boys played in their next game Thursday evening against Crossing Park. Sadly, the boys lost a heartbreaker 45-44. The boys are improving on the season and are working tremendously hard!

·         Next Game(s):

·         Tuesday, Oct. 20 @ HOME Game @ Peter Lougheed

·         Vs. Crossing Park (5:00-6:00)

·         Vs. Terry Fox (7:00-8:00)

·         The Jr. Girls had a very busy week with games. The girls first played on Wednesday against Clarence Sansom & Prairie Sky. The girls played great all evening and defeated Sansom; 29-21. The girls played with tremendous heart in the second game and almost fought their way back from being down by 20 points. The girls just fell short in the end against Prairie Sky; 46-41.

·         Next Game(s):

·         Wednesday, Oct. 21 HOME Game @ Peter Lougheed

·         Vs. Ted Harrison (5:00-6:00)

·         Vs. Crossing Park (6:00-7:00)

October 201