The Student Council of Landmark Collegiate have planned a great week of fun starting on Monday, October 23rd. Schedule of Spirit Week: Monday, October 23rd Pajama Day Tuesday, October 24th Doubles Day Wednesday, October 25th Movie/TV Day Thursday, October 26th Decade… Read More
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Come out and cheer on the Varsity Volleyball teams as they take on some of Landmark’s Alumni on Friday, October 6th. There will be an ice cream buffet. The event runs from 7-9pm and tickets are $15 each. Tickets can be purchased at the office. Fun for all ages.
Welcome back to all students and staff! It’s been a great start to the school year and we are looking forward to days filled with wonder and learning. The first day of school brought a focus of wonder, curiosity, and creativity into the classroom by showcasing and engaging with three children’s books. This launched our learning platform for the year as we prepare to focus on the 6C’s and provide rich learning experiences for our students. Please continue to check… Read More
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Landmark Collegiate Class of 2017 The Staff at Landmark Collegiate want to wish all grads all the best in their future Congratulations to this year’s Grad Award Recipients Giesbrecht Mechanical Humanities Award – Nolan Plett Heartwork Homes Trades Award – Dylan Plett Landmark Chamber of Commerce All-Around Student Award – Brenna Herron Landville Drywall Perseverance Award – Brittney Huszar Municipality of Tache Post Secondary Education Award – Nikki Warkentin Niverville Credit Union Top Academic Award – Nolan Plett Powerland Computers… Read More
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During the first semester, the Grade 11 ELA class entered poems in the National Young Writer’s Poetry Contest. 16 students qualified to have their poem published in their annual anthology. Alana Plett was awarded the Award of Excellence for her poem. Congratulations Alana.
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Congratulations to Nolan Plett for finishing 2nd in the Grade 12 Mathematics Contest. There were 300 students from across Manitoba who participated in the test. Nolan was awarded a $1000 tuition remission from the University of Manitoba along with $700 award from the Manitoba Association of Mathematics Teachers.
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The grade 9 Science class has been learning about astronomy, space exploration, and how the study of the skies impacts our lives on planet earth. What started with a lot of questions about what we know about the universe and how we found that out has led to many opportunities for exploration. Each student is choosing specific concepts to explore, such as the International Space Station, dark matter, and potentially habitable planets, and they will be researching to find answers… Read More
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In North America approximately 68 pounds of clothing is thrown out per household per year. Not only is this causing the landfills to keep growing but there are many people and their families who could benefit from this clothing. This information lead a group of grade 9 students from Landmark Collegiate to take action for a project in which they were to explore a way to make their community a better place.
Through a student-initiated inquiry, Sydnie Janz, Haylee Janz, and Celina Lackmann realized that Landmark currently had no place to recycle or donate used clothing, so they contacted several organizations to see what they could to do help. After a lot of research, collaboration, and careful planning, the Canadian Diabetes Association accepted their proposal and agreed to deliver a Clothesline donation box to the school. The clothing that is donated will be sold to Value Village and the profits from that clothing will go directly to the Canadian Diabetes Association. This money funds research to provide better medical treatments and to provide community support for those affected by diabetes.
The widely recognized bright red bin was delivered on Thursday, February 16th and conveniently placed at the main entrance of Landmark Collegiate. Landmark residents can now drop off gently used clothing anytime they like. By donating instead of adding to the landfill, people can feel good about being sustainable, providing quality clothing at an affordable price, and by helping to support those affected by diabetes.
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