The Canadian Student Leadership Conference

Kiana Labbaf (9) | STAFF REPORTER

Hey, have you heard about the Canadian Student Leadership Conference? Well guess what? Our school had the opportunity to go and through many students’ testimonies, it was a wonderful experience. The CSLC is a national conference for secondary schools all across Canada and it took place in Abbotsford, BC, hosted by the Abbotsford School District at Yale Secondary School from September 24-28. The four students who went were Jin Schofield, Dominick Arany, Shelby Chung, and Aria Bozorgmehri, as well as Mme. Morra and Mr. Sun. 

From the words of Jin Schofield (10) “The environment was very interesting, everyone was very excited and willing to scream and come out of their shells. It was a very joyful group of people and their energy is something that I would love to bring to the school where you know that you are never alone.” 

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Their schedule was pretty packed but some of the highlights were the activities they had done with the motivational speakers. One of the speakers was Spencer West, a man who was born with no legs but was able to push through and become successful regardless of his disability. He climbed Mount Kilimanjaro to get clean water for Africa and realized that he shouldn’t feel pity for his condition, as many others are worse off. Another speaker was Heather Moyse, who is a two-time Olympic gold medalist representing Canada as a bobsledder. Her number one rule is to never give up for anything no matter how bad the situation gets. 

One of the activities the students did was called “Break down the walls” where you talk to someone for 5-10 minutes about anything and just introducing yourself. Another activity was called “Cross the line”where everyone is asked a question and would cross the line if they have experienced such a situation. “This game showed how someone can seem so put together but we don’t really know what is going on, and I found it incredibly interesting,” said Jin Schofield (10).

This conference really brought out a lot of the things in people because it makes you feel as if you are never alone and that it is better to have a community that treats each other like a family.