March 03, 2026
Good morning STA here are your morning announcements!
Hey Flames!
Debate Club meets every Thursday after school from 2:05 to 3:30 in Father T’s room.
If you’re interested in strengthening your public speaking skills, developing stronger arguments, or engaging in thoughtful discussions on current issues, we encourage you to attend. No experience is necessary, just a willingness to participate and learn.
We hope to see you there.
Graduates remember what March 31st is? It's the deadline to submit your community service hours. Make sure to complete your hours and hand in your signed form to the Guidance Office before March 31st.
Good morning, Flames.
We’re excited to announce that Diversity Club is officially starting back up! This is a space where students from all backgrounds can come together to celebrate different cultures, share experiences, and build a more inclusive school community. Please sign-up by scanning the QR code found on our "Multicultural Diversity Club" posters found throughout the school! Whether you’re passionate about learning new perspectives, making friends, planning cultural events, or just want a welcoming place to hang out, this club is for you. Everyone is welcome! Come join us every Wednesday in the library and bring a friend! See you there flames
All Senior students wishing to write this year’s Euclid Math Contest, please notify Mr. Brock by Thursday March 5th, 1st Period.
This contest is run in conjunction with the CEMC and the University of Waterloo.
The LDCSB will be hosting an OYAP Information Dinner on Monday, March 30 at the Marconi Club in London. Students in grade 7-12 are invited to attend with their parent/guardian to learn about the OYAP program and careers in the skilled trades. This event begins at 6:30pm with a light dinner and presentation. Everyone attending must RSVP. Families can register using the QR code posted in Guidance. The QR code is also posted in your Guidance VLE site. Space is limited and fills quickly.
Any grade 9 or 10 student wishing to tryout for the junior hockey team must sign up in front of the hockey office room 142. Details will be given next week about dates and times. You must sign up in order to tryout.
Any grade 12s pursuing a business studies or communications program who would consider participating in a case study competition are asked to meet in portable 5 on Wednesday, March 4 during period 3 - or contact Ms. Tellier if you are interested.
Attention grade 9, 10, and 11 girls interested in trying out for the STA Junior Girls hockey team. Please find the QR code on posters around the school to sign up. There will be a mandatory tryout on March 12th at Bostwick arena. If you have any questions, please see Mrs. Reed or Mrs. Moore.
This is a message for all boys and girls who are interested in playing rugby for STA our first practice for everyone will be tomorrow after school! Please meet outside of the cafeteria and wear athletic clothes and running shoes.
Hey Flames! The Toronto Dance Trip is approaching. Take the train to Toronto to participate in a dance class, have free time to eat and shop and watch the musical, Chicago. Spots are limited! See Ms. Bilotta for details to secure your spot. You don't want to miss this!
Interested in a Career in the Trades? The Dream Big London Career Discovery Expo will be held Wed., April 8 at the J-AAR Expo Centre at the Western Fair Grounds from 5-8pm. This event will host top employers where students can try hands on activities and meet women in diverse career paths. This event is geared directed towards female students Grades 7-12 but is open to all students. Registration is mandatory and can be found in the Guidance Office or Technology classrooms.
There will be a mandatory Track & Field meeting for those who are new to Track & Field during Thursday during period 5 in the library. See you there!
Congratulations to the senior girls volleyball team who punched their ticket to OFSAA by winning the WOSSAA championship yesterday. In the semifinals the girls beat Stratford 3-1. In the gold medal match, the girls played an outstanding final against Oakridge, defeating the Oaks 3-2 to qualify for OFSAA. Nicoletta Kotsovos led the offense, with outstanding attacks by Ania Magier and Gabby Boyes in the middle. Sophia Testa and Bianka Chuy defended well and attacked aggressively from the left. And birthday girl Lucy Gonzales and Phoebe Stephens had some timely defensive saves. The final was electric with both teams playing incredible volleyball. Good luck next week in Windsor. Well done ladies. Roll flames.