St. Robert CHS Student News
Both teams undefeated! Aggressive plays! Intense game!…
The St. Robert senior girls basketball team faced off against their local rivals, Thornlea, on October 14, 2015 in our school gym. Prior to the game, coaches Mr. Chung, Mrs. Coda, and Mr. Civiero prepared the girls with new press and inbound plays. The coaches told the girls to ‘give it 100% every shift like it was their last.’
Last Friday night’s game at Kauffman Stadium turned out to be the final game of the season for the Toronto Blue Jays, as they were eliminated in a 4-3 loss to the Kansas City Royals.
Halloween is right around the corner and with it comes many decorations, costumes, and food!! Below are 5 delicious and easy recipes to make your Halloween a creepy but delicious one!
It was a sea of green and white in the St. Robert school gym on Wednesday, October 21, 2015, as almost 800 students were acknowledged for their 2014-2015 academic achievements. With proud parents and staff looking on, awards were presented to those students from grades nine to 12 who earned their place on the Honor Roll, as well as those who obtained the highest rankings in individual subjects in their grades.
Have you ever noticed the colourful murals that are painted across St. Robert’s school walls? Have you ever wondered the masterminds behind such creative artwork? Well, thanks to the Rams Pal Mural Club, all types of cultural, spiritual and creative murals that they create are able to add excitement to your normal school life.
Originally written by Clara C. (10)
“Even if I don’t finish, we need others to continue. It’s got to keep going without me.”
— Terry Fox
“The most important shot in golf is the next one.” – Ben Hogan
After the qualifying round on October 1 to be in the championship, St. Robert Varsity Girls golf team was second to Newmarket and down 20 strokes.
Here’s what the artists drew in reflection of the warmer weather and all the plants and wildlife that have blessed us this past season.
A solution to litter has always been a strong and insightful topic to talk about. People grumble about the money they need to spend on changing their garbage bins since they have become a hub for animals and bugs, especially raccoons and roaches, upon which to infest. These thoughts could have been taken care of earlier had we been slightly more considerate about the amount of litter that was being disposed of.
