St. Robert CHS Student News
Emily Yang (10) | STAFF REPORTER
The COP, Conference Of the Parties, more commonly referred to as the COP of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), is a global conference that generally aims to discuss climate change and promote scientific developments. Last year’s COP marked the 29th summit, hence the name COP29, and exhibited several improvements in comparison to COP28, yet also left several delegates unsatisfied with the results of the conference.
Trevor Wu (11) | STAFF REPORTER
Some might say the Axiom is more of an unusual club, different from the rest. While most clubs dabble in their specialties and mind their own business, we stick our heads in all the events at school. Another aspect specializing us is our club’s public service, while other groups may host school events from time to time, our system is based on dishing out content for readers.
In preparation for the holidays, St. Robert students hosted a series of festive events throughout the month of December. Here’s a quick rundown of a few of them!
Aaliyah Zhou (9) | Staff Reporter
On December 19th, students spent the afternoon at R.J. Clatworthy Arena, where they watched a thrilling game between STR’s varsity boys’ hockey team and the teachers and alumni team. In addition to organising this buyout, the Student Athletic Council (SAC) held a free skate following the match.
Ziyou Li (10) | STAFF REPORTER
On December 20th, Room 139 was turned into a holiday wonderland as Cafe Club and GRL PWR presented the much anticipated Gingerbread Architecture Competition. The event brought together talented individuals who created and built beautiful gingerbread houses, each of them stunning in their own way. Participants showed off their abilities in everything from delicate icing details to creative structural designs, transforming sweet delights into architectural wonders.
Lancy Wang (9) | STAFF REPORTER
The Rams Media Club worked behind the scenes to film and document this year’s Christmas Talent Show, ensuring every performance was beautifully captured.
Caitlyn Kerr (9) | STAFF REPORTER
Winter break is finally here! If I said I wasn’t waiting for these two weeks to occur, I would be lying. Winter break is a great time to take a rest from school, homework and other activities. Also, with so much free time, you are able to spend much more time with family and friends. This two week break is a great opportunity to sleep in and get the extra rest that you deserve. I know all of you are working very hard which is why this break is so important for you to do only one thing; relax. Though if you are in the mood, beginning to study for exams is a great thing to do when you have so much free time.
Parnian Esmaeilishayeh (12) | STAFF REPORTER
The addition of Indigenous studies in the academic curriculums marked a crucial step toward reconciliation and raising awareness.
Angela Xiao (9) | STAFF REPORTER
It is an undeniable fact that, out of the entire year, summer break is the most anticipated break by the majority of students. However, it is also well known that summer school takes up about 1/3 of the summer, which leads me to the conclusion that summer school should absolutely be shortened!
Eva Guo (10) | STAFF REPORTER
The shift of services to online platforms has been one of the most significant changes in recent years. From telemedicine to online education, this transition has reshaped how people can access essential services— a crucial step towards a more accessible and efficient society.