Author: Aaliyah Zhou

Aaliyah Zhou (9) | Staff Reporter

From February 7 to February 8, STR students spent the night at the Toronto Sheraton to compete in the DECA provincials competition. After months of preparation for exams, roleplays, and presentations, their hard work was met with success, as the school team secured a total of 134 medals. Among these students are 38 qualifiers for the International Career Development Conference (ICDC), which will be held in Orlando, Florida, from April 26 to April 29. In 2024, St. Robert CHS had a record-breaking year at ICDC with 67 awards, 24 finalists, 19 top 10 medals, and 6 1st place glass winners. read more

Aaliyah Zhou (9) | Staff Reporter

Are you looking to decorate your belongings—or your room—with new aesthetic merch? If so, then STR’s GRL PWR club invites you to come purchase their geese plushies, stickers, and keychains from February 19th to 21st during all three lunches! For more information, visit @strgrlpwr on Instagram or join their Google Classroom using the code vixlob2. read more

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. read more

Aaliyah Zhou (9) | STAFF REPORTER

STR’s Environmental Council is back with its 12 days of Eco event! read more

Aaliyah Zhou (9) | Staff Reporter

The midterm season is hardly conducive to a positive mindset for students who feel disappointed by their marks. However, it is important to remember that these reports play an imperative role in successful academic performance and progression throughout the semester. read more

Aaliyah Zhou (9) | Staff Reporter

During the months of October and November, STR students interested in mathematics were given the opportunity to write several national math contests, specifically the Canadian Open Mathematics Challenge (COMC) and the Canadian Senior and Intermediate Mathematics Contests (CIMC and CSMC). The purpose of these competitions is to foster students’ knowledge in mathematics and problem-solving. read more