Monday December 9, 2024  

• Breaking news! What is Santa’s favourite candy? A JOLLY rancher! And now that we’ve got your attention here is some news that will definitely put you on the Nice List—we’ve just added over 40 brand-new books to the library, spanning all kinds of genres! Whether you’re into adventure, fantasy, or mystery, there’s something for everyone. So come down to the library and unwrap your next great read!

• Happy Holidays, Huskies! Need a stocking stuffer or a small gift to show your appreciation for someone? Then come on down and spread the holiday cheer! The Students for Social Justice are selling hot chocolate kits for $2 and hand-crafted candles for $3 TODAY through Friday at lunch in the front foyer.

• Candy grams are back this week Huskies! Jump into the holiday spirit by stopping by the counseling area at lunch or after school tomorrow, Wednesday or Thursday this week! Send a sweet treat to a friend! Candy grams are $2.50 each and $5 for three. See you there, Huskies!

• There is a meeting for Husky Gazette members in room 1012, Mrs. Roy’s room, at lunch.

• Attention all Huskies! DYAC invites you to spread some Christmas cheer by writing cards to the homeless before and after school everyday from today to the December thirteenth. We will be setting up in the counselling area in the morning and front foyer afterschool.

Friday December 6, 2024 

• Hi staff and students, this is a friendly reminder that our school is a scent free school, which means please refrain from using any type of body spray such as axe, cologne, or perfume. Thank you for doing your part in helping make our school a safe environment for all of us to enjoy.

• Hey Huskies! These are the last two weeks of the BAM Holiday Drive. Give back this holiday season and donate your items at the table located in the front foyer from 8-8:30am and during lunch from Monday-Friday. Check out the posters around the school for more details! We need your support!
• Get ready to get cozy, Huskies! The Students for Social Justice will be selling hot chocolate and candles as stocking stuffers from December 9^thto 13^th in the front foyer. For just $2, you can get a little reindeer cocoa bag and for $3, you can get a handmade candle. Who doesn’t love stocking stuffers?

• Breaking news! What is Santa’s favourite candy? A JOLLY rancher! And now that we’ve got your attention here is some news that will definitely put you on the Nice List—we’ve just added over 40 brand-new books to the library, spanning all kinds of genres! Whether you’re into adventure, fantasy, or mystery, there’s something for everyone. So come down to the library and unwrap your next great read!

• *The GSA Club will meet today onlyin room 1601 (Mr. Frankson’s room) at lunch.

• Attention Y.E.P. students! Please be at the Boys & Girls club by 8:45am tomorrow for our field trip to FlyOver Canada!

• Attention Grads – The Grad hoodie sales deadline has been extended until next Friday, December 13^th. Please pay on parent connect as the office card reader is broken.

• Attention all chess enthusiasts! We are excited to announce the launch of a new Chess Clubat North Delta Secondary, starting this Friday! Whether you’re a seasoned player or a complete beginner, this is the perfect opportunity to come together, sharpen your skills, and enjoy the world of chess with fellow students. The club will be meeting every Friday after school in Room 1635. It’s a chance to practice, compete, and learn strategies in a fun and friendly environment. We welcome players of all levels, so don’t worry if you’ve never played before – we’re here to help you get started! The Chess Club will host a variety of activities, including casual games, lessons, even potential inter-school tournaments. Whether you’re aiming to improve your game, meet new friends, or just enjoy a relaxing game of chess, this is the club for you. So bring your competitive spirit and your love for the game! If you’re interested or have any questions, feel free to stop by at Room 1650 to ask any questions.

• Hey Huskies! Student council is hosting 12 days of Christmas everyday till winter break! Today’s activity is pin the bow in the Candy cane, so come down to the counselling area at lunch to play for a special prize!

• Attention all Huskies! DYAC invites you to spread some Christmas cheer by writing cards to the homeless before and after school everyday from today to the December thirteenth. We will be setting up in the counselling area in the morning and front foyer afterschool.

Thursday December 5, 2024 

• Hey Huskies! Are you an anime otaku? If yes, then come on over to the NDSS Anime Club! It takes place every Thursday at lunch in room 1624! Come down and watch anime with us! Manga readers are also welcome to come too. See you there!

• Hey Huskies! These are the last two weeks of the BAM Holiday Drive. Give back this holiday season and donate your items at the table located in the front foyer from 8-8:30am and during lunch from Monday-Friday. Check out the posters around the school for more details! We need your support!

• Hi staff and students, this is a friendly reminder that our school is a scent free school, which means please refrain from using any type of body spray such as axe, cologne, or perfume. Thank you for doing your part in helping make our school a safe environment for all of us to enjoy.
• Reminder to Grade 11 & 12 students that BCIT will be making a presentation today during ILT in the Library.  Please report to your ILT Block for attendance before heading to the Library.

• Hey Huskies! Today is the last day to purchase your candy grams! Spread holiday joy with these candy grams which are $2.50 each or 3 for $5. Check out the tables in the foyer and counseling area! Grab yourself and your friends a sweet treat before it’s too late!

• Get ready to get cozy, Huskies! The Students for Social Justice will be selling hot chocolate and candles as stocking stuffers from December 9^thto 13^th in the front foyer. For just $2, you can get a little reindeer cocoa bag and for $3, you can get a handmade candle. Who doesn’t love stocking stuffers?

• Any students with indigenous ancestry who would like to attend and or are interested in connecting with  post secondary institutions, a reminder that a session and recruitment day is today between 1245-245. Please see Ms. Cleaver in room 1110 of needing more information.

Wednesday December 4, 2024  

• Hey Huskies! These are the last two weeks of the BAM Holiday Drive. Give back this holiday season and donate your items at the table located in the front foyer from 8-8:30am and during lunch from Monday-Friday. Check out the posters around the school for more details! We need your support!

• Hi staff and students, this is a friendly reminder that our school is a scent free school, which means please refrain from using any type of body spray such as axe, cologne, or perfume. Thank you for doing your part in helping make our school a safe environment for all of us to enjoy.

• Attention Grade 11 & 12 Students:  Don’t forget that BCIT will be here tomorrow making a presentation in the Library during ILT.    BCIT doesn’t often make these school visits, so it’s a great time to meet the recruiter and ask questions at the end of the presentation.

• Candy grams are back, Huskies! Stop by the counseling area and the foyer at lunch and after school today or tomorrow. Candy grams are $2.50 each and $5 for three. See you there, Huskies!”

• Get ready to get cozy, Huskies! The Students for Social Justice will be selling hot chocolate and candles as stocking stuffers from December 9^thto 13^th in the front foyer. For just $2, you can get a little reindeer cocoa bag and for $3, you can get a handmade candle. Who doesn’t love stocking stuffers?

• Are you looking for any school volunteer hours?    Ms. Robertson is looking for 2 volunteers to help greet guests during C block on Thursday, December 5^th.  Please see Ms. Robertson in Room 1212 if you are interested.

• Any students with indigenous ancestry who would like to attend and or are interested in connecting with post-secondary institutions, a reminder that a session and recruitment day is on Thursday December 5th between 1245-245. Please see Ms. Cleaver in room 1110 of needing more information.

• Pizza will be at the ELL homework club in room 1110 today at 3:00
• There is a meeting for the boys rugby team today at lunch in room 1108 – Ms Leung’s room. We will be talking about jerseys and sign up for contact.

• Congratulations to the junior girls’ basketball team on starting the season off with a win yesterday at Delview. Your Huskies played outstanding defense in the second half, holding the Raiders to 6 points. The next game for the jr girls’ basketball team is Tuesday, December 10 at Burnsview. Go Huskies!

• Congratulations to the winners of the November math problems. Poshika was the winner for problem #1 and Prabhnoor, Lucky , and Navin  for problem #2.  Please see Ms. Davis for a prize.  December’s problem is now available to solve. It is from the grade 10 level contest.

Tuesday December 3, 2024  

• Hey Huskies! These are the last two weeks of the BAM Holiday Drive. Give back this holiday season and donate your items at the table located in the front foyer from 8-8:30am and during lunch from Monday-Friday. Check out the posters around the school for more details! We need your support!

• Hi staff and students, this is a friendly reminder that our school is a scent free school, which means please refrain from using any type of body spray such as axe, cologne, or perfume. Thank you for doing your part in helping make our school a safe environment for all of us to enjoy.

• Reminder to Grade 11 & 12 students that Langara College is making a presentation today in the Library during ILT.   Please report to your ILT Block for attendance before heading to the Library.

• Hey Huskies! Are you ready to step into the holiday spirit? The annual Candy Gram sale starts today! Stop by the foyer and counseling area at lunch and after school to get a candygram for your friends, or yourself! Candy Grams are $2.50 each or 3 for $5! Send a treat to your friends, along with a personalized note! Get your candy while you can!

• Get ready to get cozy, Huskies! The Students for Social Justice will be selling hot chocolate and candles as stocking stuffers from December 9^thto 13^th in the front foyer. For just $2, you can get a little reindeer cocoa bag and for $3, you can get a handmade candle. Who doesn’t love stocking stuffers?

• Attn: Gr 11 & 12 Students – the Career Direction Workshop Part II has been postponed until next Tuesday, December 10^that lunchtime in the Library.  If you have any questions please contact Ms. Deloyer or Ms. Robertson.

Monday December 2, 2024  

• Hey Huskies! These are the last two weeks of the BAM Holiday Drive. Give back this holiday season and donate your items at the table located in the front foyer from 8-8:30am and during lunch from Monday-Friday. Check out the posters around the school for more details! We need your support!

• The 2^ndpart of the Career Direction Workshop is taking place tomorrow at lunch in the library. If you registered, and attended part 1 of this workshop, please make sure to attend part 2 tomorrow. See Ms. Deloyer or Ms. Robertson in Student Services if you have any questions.

• Hi staff and students, this is a friendly reminder that our school is a scent free school, which means please refrain from using any type of body spray such as axe, cologne, or perfume. Thank you for doing your part in helping make our school a safe environment for all of us to enjoy.

• Attention Grade 11 & 12 Students:  Don’t forget that Langara College will be here tomorrow making a presentation in the Library during ILT.  Langara and UBC have several partnerships and it is often a good place for students to start their post-secondary journey.

• The Scholarship Information Session during ILT in the library has been postponed until Tuesday, December 10th.   Applications for the 3 nominated scholarships are outside of Ms. Robertson’s office – Room 1212.

Friday November 29, 2024  

• Hey Huskies! These are the last two weeks of the BAM Holiday Drive. Give back this holiday season and donate your items at the table located in the front foyer from 8-8:30am and during lunch from Monday-Friday. Check out the posters around the school for more details! We need your support!

• Howdy, Huskies! Today is the last day to support the Students for Social Justice clothing drive. Please drop off your gently used and clean clothing in the front foyer at lunch today. Thank you for all your support this holiday season!

• Hi staff and students, this is a friendly reminder that our school is a scent free school, which means please refrain from using any type of body spray such as axe, cologne, or perfume. Thank you for doing your part in helping make our school a safe environment for all of us to enjoy.

• Are you interested in writing the University of Waterloo math contests?  Try out contest problems twice a month by answering the monthly problems outside Ms. Davis’ room, room 2006. There are 2 days left to answer the second November problem and be entered in the draw.

• Attention Grade 12 Students.   Applications for the 3 nominated scholarships, Cmolik Foundation, Schulich Leader and BC Excellence will open on Monday.  There will be an Information Session held on Monday during ILT in the Library if you are interested in hearing more about them.

• Attention Grade 11 & 12 Students.  There are two post-secondary sessions next week during ILT in the Library.  Langara College will be here Tuesday and BCIT on Thursday.  This is a great opportunity to hear about what each institution has to offer and to ask a few questions at the end of the session.  See you there!

• Each month NDSS Athletics will be recognizing a student-athlete who has excelled in athletics, academics and sportsmanship in the past month. This month the NDSS Student-Athlete of the Month is Rohan. Rising from the ashes like a phoenix from last year’s loss in the wild card game to make provincials, Rohan became a key crucial cog in the midfield for this year’s Sr. Boys Soccer team. Often winning the ball back, making pinpoint accurate passes or scoring clutch goals, Rohan provided much needed dynamic play in the midfield. Rohan’s play was the foundation for the Sr. Boys Soccer team’s deep run during the South Frasers & Provincials, helping them win the South Fraser Championship and finishing 4th in Provincials this year. Rohan’s maturity, belief in the team and willingness to play till the bitter end embodies what it means to be a husky! Let’s congratulate Rohan on this great accomplishment.

Thursday November 28, 2024  

• Hey Huskies! Are you an anime otaku? If yes, then come on over to the NDSS Anime Club! It takes place every Thursday at lunch in room 1624! Come down and watch anime with us! Manga readers are also welcome to come too. See you there!

• Huskies, do you want to join a club that makes a difference at our school? Join Go Green now and take initiative in your community! Volunteer, plan, and become a leader with the help of your school environmental club. Meetings are Monday’s at lunch in room 1105.

• ND’s Drama 10-12 classes present the second and FINAL night of “Hey, Did Somebody Order a One Act?,” our 20th annual One Act Play Festival, happening in the Theatre TONIGHT at 7pm. General admission is $5 per person and doors will open at 6:45. Come on out for an unforgettable evening of comedy, action, and fun! If you were in attendance last night, come on back to see a new lineup of plays and actors, plus a few more exciting sneak peeks of our upcoming musical, The Addams Family! See you there.

• Hey Huskies! These are the last two weeks of the BAM Holiday Drive. Give back this holiday season and donate your items at the table located in the front foyer from 8-8:30am and during lunch from Monday-Friday. Check out the posters around the school for more details! We need your support!

• Howdy, Huskies! The Students for Social Justice are running our third annual clothing drive this week. Please stop by our booth in the front foyer at lunch and clean out those closets to support local shelters.

• The Career Direction Workshop is starting today at lunch in the library. If you’ve registered for this workshop, please check your Delta Learns email for the schedule information and how to prepare. Please see Ms. Deloyer or Ms. Robertson in Student Services if you have any questions.

• Hi staff and students, this is a friendly reminder that our school is a scent free school, which means please refrain from using any type of body spray such as axe, cologne, or perfume. Thank you for doing your part in helping make our school a safe environment for all of us to enjoy.

Wednesday November 27, 2024 

• Congratulations to the Sr Girls Volleyball team on finishing 2nd in tier 2 girls volleyball provincials. After nail-biting victories over Sands & Richmond, the girls lost to Kelowna in the final, although they had shown tremendous resilience & character, battling in the championship game. Despite this, the girls overachieved and had some fantastic play especially considering both Sands & Richmond were higher ranked teams and Sands had defeated our girls twice before defeating them. This is due to the girls’ commitment to excellence and raising their performances when it mattered the most. For example, Elizabeth & Jasleen were named tournament all stars – both having played their best tournament ever while still being in gr.10! Girls, you have made North Delta proud, and we are looking forward to more success in the upcoming years!

• ND’s Drama 10-12 classes present “Hey, Did Somebody Order a One Act?,” our 20th annual One Act Play Festival, happening TONIGHT and TOMORROW in the Theatre at 7pm. General admission is $5 per person and doors will open at 6:45. Come on out for two unforgettable evenings of comedy, action, and fun! There are 16 performances by 47 actors across two nights, plus a few exciting sneak peeks of our upcoming musical, The Addams Family! See you there.

• Hey Huskies! These are the last two weeks of the BAM Holiday Drive. Give back this holiday season and donate your items at the table located in the front foyer from 8-8:30am and during lunch from Monday-Friday. Check out the posters around the school for more details! We need your support!

• Any students with Indigenous Ancestry who would like to connect with Indigenous Recruiters from various post-secondary schools across BC on December 5, 2024, in North Delta’s library, please see Ms. Cleaver in room 1110 to pick up a field trip form in order to attend. UBC, SFU, DOUGLAS, JIBC, DOUGLAS and more will be there.

• Reminder that Pizza and ELL homework club will be in room 1110 today after school!

• Howdy, Huskies! The Students for Social Justice are running our third annual clothing drive this week. Please stop by our booth in the front foyer at lunch and clean out those closets to support local shelters.

• Any students with indigenous ancestry who are interested in attending the “Talking Trees Tour” field trip happening on December 5^th  and need a permission form, please see Ms. Cleaver in room 1110. Emails have been sent to families, and online registration is necessary. Thank you!

• The Career Direction Workshop that had to be postponed from yesterday, is now taking place on Nov. 28^th and December 3rd, at lunch in the library. If you’ve registered for this workshop, please check your delta learns email for the schedule information and how to prepare. Please see Ms. Deloyer or Ms. Robertson in Student Services if you have any questions.

Tuesday November 26, 2024  

• ND’s Drama 10-12 classes present “Hey, Did Somebody Order a One Act?,” our 20th annual One Act Play Festival, happening TOMORROW and THURSDAY in the Theatre at 7pm. General admission is $5 per person and doors will open at 6:45. There are 16 performances by 47 actors across two evenings, plus a few exciting sneak peeks of our upcoming musical, The Addams Family! Come on out for two unforgettable nights of comedy, action, and fun! See you there.

• Hey Huskies! These are the last two weeks of the BAM Holiday Drive. Give back this holiday season and donate your items at the table located in the front foyer from 8-8:30am and during lunch from Monday-Friday. Check out the posters around the school for more details! We need your support!

• The Career Direction Workshop scheduled for today at lunch has been postponed.  New dates will be sent out when they are available.

• Congratulations to all three boys basketball teams for winning their season opening games against Steveston-London. Each team played amazing in front of the home crowd making some fantastic defensive & offensive plays. Special shou-outs to Kabir, Agastya & Saihaj (from the gr.8 boys team), Markus, Kunar & Kabir (from the jr. boys team) and Harjan, Gurdas & Jugraj (from the sr. boys team) for their standout performances. All the best boys for the rest of your season!

• Congratulations to the Sr Girls Volleyball team on finishing 2nd in tier 2 girls volleyball provincials. After nail-biting victories over Sands & Richmond, the girls lost to Kelowna in the final, although they had shown tremendous resilience & character, battling in the championship game. Despite this, the girls overachieved and had some fantastic play especially considering both Sands & Richmond were higher ranked teams and Sands had defeated our girls twice before defeating them. This is due to the girls’ commitment to excellence and raising their performances when it mattered the most. For example, Elizabeth & Jasleen were named tournament all stars – both having played their best tournament ever while still being in gr.10! Girls, you have made North Delta proud, and we are looking forward to more success in the upcoming years!

• After three grueling days of play the Sr Boys Soccer team finished 4th in the 3A Boys Soccer Provincials. Finishing first in their pool after defeating Westview, Walnut Grove & Van Tech, the boys headed into the semi-finals, losing to Burnaby North 2-1 with the deciding goal coming in last few minutes of play. Despite the heartbreak the boys rebounded back in the 3rd place game and put up a strong match against Kitslano, losing to them in penalties and finishing 4th in the province. Special shout out to Lucas for an amazing goal against Kitslano to tie the game up. Regardless, they had a fantastic performance & were worthy of being called Provincial Champions. Stephano was named to the Super 16 Team while Angad had a fantastic tournament being one of the best goalkeepers and Francesco was one of the top goal scorers of the tournament. We are looking forward to more success for the boys soccer program in the future – one step at a time!

Friday November 22, 2024  

• Hey huskies, our BAM mentors are presenting a holiday drive, come and support them by donating new or unwrapped toys, books, canned goods, or even sweaters. Check out the flyers located on the bulletin board near the counselling area. Donations can be made from Nov 1st to Dec 7^th

• Attention Gr. 11 and 12 students. Are you unsure of the career path that you want to pursue after high school? Ms. Deloyer and Ms. Robertson are hosting a 2-part Career Direction workshop on Nov. 26^thand 28^th at lunch in the library. You must register first if you want to attend. There are posters around the school with the code to register, or you can also see Ms. Deloyer or Ms. Robertson in Student Services for more information.

• ND’s Drama 10-12 classes present “Hey, Did Somebody Order a One Act?,” our 20^thannual One Act Play Festival on Wednesday, November 27 and Thursday, November 28 in the Theatre at 7pm. Tickets are $5 per person and will be sold at the door. Come on out for two unforgettable nights of comedy, action, and fun! See you there.

• The holiday season is approaching, Huskies! Get into the spirit by participating in the Students for the Social Justice holiday clothing drive! From Nov. 26-29, we will be at the foyer to collect your donated clothes. Please make sure that the clothes you donate are clean and not damaged. We hope to see you there!

• Hey Huskies, Go Green meets every Monday at lunch in room 1105! Join now to make a difference in your school community! Volunteer, plan, and become a leader all in one go. See you there!

• There is a WEX assembly happening right now in the library. All WEX 12A students, come straight to the library.

• Hey Huskies, are you ready to take your ideas to the next level? Join the Business and Computers Club! Whether you’re dreaming of running and business or mastering technology, this is the best place for you, don’t miss out! Our first meeting is on Friday November 22nd, in Mr. Cruz room 1301. See you there!

• Each month NDSS Athletics will be recognizing a student-athlete who has excelled in athletics, academics and sportsmanship in the past month.  This month the NDSS Student-Athlete of the Month is Sachveer. An excellent student-athlete, Sachveer excels on and off the court. Through hard work & determination, Sachveer has improved significantly. Playing a pivotal role as the Sr. Girls Volleyball team’s libero, Sachveer has been the rock for the team, being consistent in her play, starting rallies and often being a constant for the team. More so, Sachveer’s leadership helped the team reach the Tier 2 Volleyball Provincials the last two years and now the team prepares for a lengthy run once again. Sachveer is reserved leader, letting her actions speak louder than her words and being a role model for all her teammates. The same can be said inside the classroom as Sachveer has been named to the school honour roll list for the past several years. Let’s congratulate Sachveer on this great accomplishment.

Thursday November 21, 2024  

• Hey Huskies! Are you an anime otaku? If yes, then come on over to the NDSS Anime Club! It takes place every Thursday at lunch in room 1624! Come down and watch anime with us! Manga readers are also welcome to come too. See you there!

• Show some husky pride and join Go Green now! Make a difference at your school and gain volunteer hours all at once. Check out our Instagram @ndssgogreen for more information. Meetings are Monday’s at lunch in room 1105.

• Attention Gr. 11 and 12 students. Are you unsure of the career path that you want to pursue after high school? Ms. Deloyer and Ms. Robertson are hosting a 2-part Career Direction workshop on Nov. 26^thand 28^th at lunch in the library. You must register first if you want to attend. There are posters around the school with the code to register, or you can also see Ms. Deloyer or Ms. Robertson in Student Services for more information.

• ND’s Drama 10-12 classes present “Hey, Did Somebody Order a One Act?,” our 20^thannual One Act Play Festival on Wednesday, November 27 and Thursday, November 28 in the Theatre at 7pm. Tickets are $5 per person and will be sold at the door. Come on out for two unforgettable nights of comedy, action, and fun! See you there.

• The holiday season is approaching, Huskies! Get into the spirit by participating in the Students for the Social Justice holiday clothing drive! From Nov. 26-29, we will be at the foyer to collect your donated clothes. Please make sure that the clothes you donate are clean and not damaged. We hope to see you there!

• There is a WEX assembly this Friday, during ILT, in the library.  A reminder that this assembly is mandatory for WEX 12A students.

• Hey Huskies, are you ready to take your ideas to the next level? Join the Business and Computers Club! Whether you’re dreaming of running and business or mastering technology, this is the best place for you, don’t miss out! Our first meeting is on Friday November 22nd, in Mr. Cruz room 1301. See you there!

Wednesday November 20, 2024  

• Today is International Children’s Day – World Children’s Day is UNICEF’s global day of action for children, by children, marking the adoption of the Convention on the Rights of the Child. Child rights are human rights. They are non-negotiable and universal. But in too many places today children’s rights are being misunderstood, disregarded or even denied and attacked.  

• Hey huskies, our BAM mentors are presenting a holiday drive, come and support them by donating new or unwrapped toys, books, canned goods, or even sweaters. Check out the flyers located on the bulletin board near the counselling area. Donations can be made from Nov 1st to Dec 7^th 

• Attention Gr. 11 and 12 students. Are you unsure of the career path that you want to pursue after high school? Ms. Deloyer and Ms. Robertson are hosting a 2-part Career Direction workshop on Nov. 26^thand 28^th at lunch in the library. You must register first if you want to attend. There are posters around the school with the code to register, or you can also see Ms. Deloyer or Ms. Robertson in Student Services for more information.

• ND’s Drama 10-12 classes present “Hey, Did Somebody Order a One Act?,” our 20^thannual One Act Play Festival on Wednesday, November 27 and Thursday, November 28 in the Theatre at 7pm. Tickets are $5 per person and will be sold at the door. Come on out for two unforgettable nights of comedy, action, and fun! See you there.

• The holiday season is approaching, Huskies! Get into the spirit by participating in the Students for the Social Justice holiday clothing drive! From Nov. 26-29, we will be at the foyer to collect your donated clothes. Please make sure that the clothes you donate are clean and not damaged. We hope to see you there!

• Did someone say PIZZA? That’s right! Pizza is going to be served during ELL & Math 9 homework Club Today! See you at 3:00 in room 1110!

• There is a WEX assembly this Friday, during ILT, in the library.  A reminder that this assembly is mandatory for WEX 12A students.

• Hey Huskies, are you ready to take your ideas to the next level? Join the Business and Computers Club! Whether you’re dreaming of running and business or mastering technology, this is the best place for you, don’t miss out! Our first meeting is on Friday November 22nd, in Mr. Cruz room 1301. See you there!

• Today’s DYAC meeting has been moved to 2:45 pm in room 1105. All DYAC members, please report to room 1105 immediately after school today for a brief meeting. We will not be meeting today at lunch.

Tuesday November 19, 2024  

• Reminder to all Grade 11 & 12 students of the SFU Beedie School of Business presentation taking place in the Library during ILT today.  Please report to your ILT block first for attendance prior to coming to the library.

• Attention Gr. 11 and 12 students. Are you unsure of the career path that you want to pursue after high school? Ms. Deloyer and Ms. Robertson are hosting a 2-part Career Direction workshop on Nov. 26^thand 28^th at lunch in the library. You must register first if you want to attend. There are posters around the school with the code to register, or you can also see Ms. Deloyer or Ms. Robertson in Student Services for more information.

• ND’s Drama 10-12 classes present “Hey, Did Somebody Order a One Act?,” our 20^thannual One Act Play Festival on Wednesday, November 27 and Thursday, November 28 in the Theatre at 7pm. Tickets are $5 per person and will be sold at the door. Come on out for two unforgettable nights of comedy, action, and fun! See you there.

• The holiday season is approaching, Huskies! Get into the spirit by participating in the Students for the Social Justice holiday clothing drive! From Nov. 26-29, we will be at the foyer to collect your donated clothes. Please make sure that the clothes you donate are clean and not damaged. We hope to see you there!

Monday November 18, 2024 

• Hey huskies, our BAM mentors are presenting a holiday drive, come and support them by donating new or unwrapped toys, books, canned goods, or even sweaters. Check out the flyers located on the bulletin board near the counselling area. Donations can be made from Nov 1st to Dec 7^th 

• Reminder to all Grade 11 & 12 students of the SFU presentation taking place in the Library during ILT today.  Please report to your ILT block first for attendance prior to coming to the library.

• Huskies, do you want to join a club that makes a difference at our school? Join Go Green now and take initiative in your community! Volunteer, plan, and become a leader with the help of your school environmental club. Meetings are Monday’s at lunch in room 1105.

• Attention Gr. 11 and 12 students. Are you unsure of the career path that you want to pursue after high school? Ms. Deloyer and Ms. Robertson are hosting a 2-part Career Direction workshop on Nov. 26^thand 28^th at lunch in the library. You must register first if you want to attend. There are posters around the school with the code to register, or you can also see Ms. Deloyer or Ms. Robertson in Student Services for more information.

• Hey Huskies, are you ready to take your ideas to the next level? Join the Business and Computers Club! Whether you’re dreaming of running and business or mastering technology, this is the best place for you, don’t miss out! Our first meeting is on Friday November 22nd, in Mr. Cruz room 1301. See you there!

• In celebration of the 555th Gurpurab of Guru Nanak Dev Ji, the founder of Sikhi, the ND Sikh Students Association will be handing out 555 free samosas today in the foyer. Gurpurab is a time for reflection, celebration, and remembrance of Guru Nanak Dev Ji’s teachings of social justice, compassion, and selfless service. The food is free in the spirit of langar—a Sikh tradition of free community meals that embodies kinship, equality, and inclusion. Join us in honoring this special occasion and embracing the values of unity and kindness that Guru Nanak Dev Ji taught. See you all in the foyer today!

• ND’s Drama 10-12 classes present “Hey, Did Somebody Order a One Act?,” our 20^thannual One Act Play Festival on Wednesday, November 27 and Thursday, November 28 in the Theatre at 7pm. Tickets are $5 per person and will be sold at the door. Come on out for two unforgettable nights of comedy, action, and fun! See you there.

• The holiday season is approaching, Huskies! Get into the spirit by participating in the Students for the Social Justice holiday clothing drive! From Nov. 26-29, we will be at the foyer to collect your donated clothes. Please make sure that the clothes you donate are clean and not damaged. We hope to see you there!

Friday November 15, 2024

• Hey huskies, our BAM mentors are presenting a holiday drive, come and support them by donating new or unwrapped toys, books, canned goods, or even sweaters. Check out the flyers located on the bulletin board near the counselling area. Donations can be made from Nov 1st to Dec 7^th 

• Attention all Grade 11 & 12 students – SFU will be here next Monday and Tuesday to make presentations during ILT in the library.  SFU on Monday and SFU Beedie School of Business on Tuesday.   These presentations give you an opportunity to learn about what they have to offer, ask questions and will help you make decisions on where you want to apply for post-secondary.  Report to your ILT block first for attendance.

• Attention Gr. 11 and 12 students. Are you unsure of the career path that you want to pursue after high school? Ms. Deloyer and Ms. Robertson are hosting a 2-part Career Direction workshop on Nov. 26^thand 28^th at lunch in the library. You must register first if you want to attend. There are posters around the school with the code to register, or you can also see Ms. Deloyer or Ms. Robertson in Student Services for more information.

• Today, we celebrate the 555th Gurpurab of Guru Nanak Dev Ji, the founder of Sikhi. Gurpurab is a time for reflection, celebration, and remembrance of Guru Nanak Dev Ji’s teachings of social justice, compassion, and selfless service. In the spirit of langar—a Sikh tradition of free community meals that embodies kinship, equality, and inclusion—the ND Sikh Students Association will be handing out 555 free samosas on Monday at lunch time in the foyer. Join us in honoring this special occasion and embracing the values of unity and kindness that Guru Nanak Dev Ji taught.

• Hey Huskies! The last day to sign up for the Coffee House is TODAY! If you or someone you know are interested in this year’s Coffee House, check out the posters around the school to sign up! Scan the QR code to access our google form. Contact us for more on Instagram @ndssgogreen

• If you ordered pictures, please come pick them up in the office at lunch!

Thursday November 14, 2024 

• If you’re interested in playing sports during lunch, don’t forget to sign up today at lunch in the foyer! Leadership 10 students will be there to help you register for basketball, volleyball, badminton, or soccer.

Wednesday November 13, 2024 

• Today is World Kindness Day. Each year, World Kindness Day celebrates the power of kindness to the health and happiness of ourselves and others. It is a reminder and opportunity to promote kindness in all forms, such as compassion, acceptance and diversity.  

• Hey huskies, our BAM mentors are presenting a holiday drive, come and support them by donating new or unwrapped toys, books, canned goods, or even sweaters. Check out the flyers located on the bulletin board near the counselling area. Donations can be made from Nov 1st to Dec 7^th

• Grade 8 Girls Basketball tryouts will happen today,  3:20 -5pm at Richardson Elementary gym. Please wear appropriate gym strip, athletic gym shoes & bring a water bottle.

• Looking to play sports at lunch? There is signup for intermurals this Thursday at lunch in the foyer. Students from Leadership 10 will be running sign-ups for basketball, volleyball, badminton, and soccer.

Tuesday November 12, 2024 

• Hello Huskies! This is a message from your GSA(Gender Sexuality Alliance) Club. There is going be a LGTBQ+ Halloween Dance on November 14^th. All members of the Queer community are welcome as well as any allies. For location and specific time details, as well as tickets, please see Mr. Frankson, Ms. Sarah, or Ms. Blouin. Tickets are $5 each.  Also a reminder we meet every Friday. Please join us!

• Reminder to Grade 11 and 12 students of the Post-Secondary BC event taking place tonight at 6 to 8 pm at Delview Secondary.  Come alone or bring your parents along with any of your burning questions about their programs you’re interested in.

• Grade 8 Girls Basketball tryouts will happen tomorrow,  Wednesday Nov 13th, 320 -5pm at Richardson Elementary gym. Please wear appropriate gym strip, athletic gym shoes & bring a water bottle.

• Attention ELL students! Pizza Has arrived to homework club! See you tomorrow from 3-4pm

• Laadliyan Will be meeting today at 1.15pm due to the early dismissal.

• Hey Huskies! Donate for a Donut! Today and tomorrow you can donate 3 items to the BAM Holiday Drive and get a free donut in return. Don’t miss out on this sweet opportunity! Donations can be accepted in the front foyer from 8-30am and during lunch.

Friday November 8, 2024 

• Hey huskies, our BAM mentors are presenting a holiday drive, come and support them by donating new or unwrapped toys, books, canned goods, or even sweaters. Check out the flyers located on the bulletin board near the counselling area. Donations can be made from Nov 1st to Dec 7^th
• Hello Huskies! This is a message from your GSA(Gender Sexuality Alliance) Club. There is going be a LGTBQ+ Halloween Dance on November 14^th. All members of the Queer community are welcome as well as any allies. For location and specific time details, as well as tickets, please see Mr. Frankson, Ms. Sarah, or Ms. Blouin. Tickets are $5 each. Also a reminder we meet every Friday. Please join us!

• Hey Huskies!  Are you looking for some community volunteer hours? BC Blind Sports is looking for volunteer gift wrappers to work at their kiosk in Tsawwassen Mills Mall over this upcoming holiday season.  Funds raised help support BC Blind Sports programming. Details on the shifts available and how to register for a mandatory training session is posted on the Bulletin Board across from the Counselling area.  You should enjoy gift wrapping and have some attention to detail. See Ms. Robertson in Room 1212 if you have any questions.

• Tea and Colouring will be cancelled today but will resume next week on Nov 15th

• Reminder to Grade 11 and 12 students of the Post-Secondary BC event taking place next Tuesday at Delview Secondary from 6 to 8pm.  There will be approximately 20 post-secondary representatives there who will be able to answer any questions you may have.  Bring your parents and plan to get there early as the lines get long for the more popular institutions!

• Congratulations to the Gr.8 Girls Volleyball team. Not only did they beat their crosstown rivals Seaquam, but they have also punched their ticket to the South Frasers Championships! This is a first time in a long time that our gr.8 girls have qualified for South Frasers! They now prepare for the Delta final coming this Tuesday 330 pm against South Delta at South Delta. All the best huskies!

• Congratulations to the Sr Boys Soccer team on a fantastic 3-0 win over Panorama Ridge to capture the South Fraser Championship! Nearing the end of a tense first half, Stephano had an amazing header securing a 1-0 lead into the second half. To be frank, it could have been a 1-1 halftime score of it wasn’t for the fantastic play of goalkeeper Angad. His timely saves & leadership from the back held the team together. In the 2nd half, the boys were off to the races, with Isaiah & Francesco scoring two goals to secure the win. This is the boys first Fraser valley Championship at the Senior Boys Soccer level since 1998! An amazing accomplishment by an amazing group of individuals. We are proud of you, but the job isn’t finished – next up Provincials!!!

• Hey Huskies! Are you an anime otaku? If yes, then come on over to the NDSS Anime Club! It takes place every Thursday at lunch in room 1624! Come down and watch anime with us! Manga readers are also welcome to come too. See you there!

• Grade 8 Girls Basketball tryouts will happen TODAY  3 – 4:30pm at NDSS gym. Please wear appropriate gym strip, athletic gym shoes & bring a water bottle. The next tryout will be on Tuesday Nov 12th, 7am to 8am at the NDSS gym.

Thursday November 7, 2024

• Hey Huskies! Are you an anime otaku? If yes, then come on over to the NDSS Anime Club! It takes place every Thursday at lunch in room 1624! Come down and watch anime with us! Manga readers are also welcome to come too. See you there!

• Interested in creating various jewelry pieces and learning new skills along the way? Come join The Jeweller’s Club! The introductory meeting takes place today at lunch in room 2101. Feel free to drop by!

• HELLO HUSKIES! We are all aware of how passionate and stubborn we could all be about our opinions. How about a chance to see it in action? Introducing the November LUNCHROOM DEBATES! On November 15, come see 10 of your peers work together against one teacher and debate a topic about our school. The winner will be determined by the audience! If you want to BE one of these lucky debaters, scan the QR codes around the school to sign up! The deadline Today! So you better hurry!

• Hello Huskies! This is a message from your GSA(Gender Sexuality Alliance) Club. There is going be a LGTBQ+ Halloween Dance on November 14^th. All members of the Queer community are welcome as well as any allies. For location and specific time details, as well as tickets, please see Mr. Frankson, Ms. Sarah, or Ms. Blouin. Tickets are $5 each.  Also a reminder we meet every Friday. Please join us!

• Why did the book go to the beach? To sea its new adventures! 📚 Speaking of new adventures, we’ve added 50+ new books to the library learning commons! Dive into exciting fiction, twisted tales, amazing non-fiction, awesome manga, and creative graphic novels. Come by and find your next great read!

• Hey Huskies!  Are you looking for some community volunteer hours? BC Blind Sports is looking for volunteer gift wrappers to work at their kiosk in Tsawwassen Mills Mall over this upcoming holiday season.  Funds raised help support BC Blind Sports programming. Details on the shifts available and how to register for a mandatory training session is posted on the Bulletin Board across from the Counselling area.  You should enjoy gift wrapping and have some attention to detail. See Ms. Robertson in Room 1212 if you have any questions.

• Reminder for everyone who is meeting for the dress rehearsal today at lunch for the Remembrance Day assembly to please go to the PASS (Room 1536).
• “Tea and Colouring will be cancelled tomorrow but will resume next week on Nov 15th”

• Our Gr.8 Girls Volleyball team defeated Sands two nights ago to advance to the Delta Semi-finals! The girls had remarkable rallies, including a 2nd set win of 31 to 29, taking down a gritty Sands team in three sets! They are now taking on Seaquam tonight, battling for a spot in the Delta final. The girls have shown tremendous growth, exceeding expectations under the leadership of Coach Mackenzie and now are looking to shock the world by taking down Seaquam! All the best girls!

Wednesday November 6, 2024 

• Hey huskies, our BAM mentors are presenting a holiday drive, come and support them by donating new or unwrapped toys, books, canned goods, or even sweaters. Check out the flyers located on the bulletin board near the counselling area. Donations can be made from Nov 1st to Dec 7^th 

• Interested in creating various jewelry pieces and learning new skills along the way? Come join The Jeweller’s Club! The introductory meeting takes place on November 7th at lunch in room 2101. Feel free to drop by!

• All gr.11 and gr.12 girls interested in trying out for the Sr. girls basketball team, the first tryouts will happen Nov.07 after school in the North Delta gym. Please, bring a water bottle and wear appropriate gym strip. If you have any questions, please see Mr. Dhanda.

• HELLO HUSKIES! We are all aware of how passionate and stubborn we could all be about our opinions. How about a chance to see it in action? Introducing the November LUNCHROOM DEBATES! On November 15, come see 10 of your peers work together against one teacher and debate a topic about our school. The winner will be determined by the audience! If you want to BE one of these lucky debaters, scan the QR codes around the school to sign up! The deadline is Nov. 7. So you better hurry!

• The first Gr.8 Girls Basketball tryouts will happen this Wednesday (Nov.06) 3:30 pm to 5:15 pm at Richardson Elementary. Please wear appropriate gym strip & bring a water bottle. For any questions, please see Mr. Dhanda.

• ELL homework club will be in room 1110 today at 3:00

• There is a meeting at lunch Today, Nov 6th,  in room 2303, for all players wishing to join this years girls rugby team.  If you are interested but unsure if you’d like to join, please attend the meeting anyways and any questions you may have can be answered there.  Looking for girls in ALL grades.  Like most sports, it’s always fun with people you know, so grab your friends and come out to room 2303 @ lunch Today!

• Hello Huskies! This is a message from your GSA(Gender Sexuality Alliance) Club. There is going be a LGTBQ+ Halloween Dance on November 14^th. All members of the Queer community are welcome as well as any allies. For location and specific time details, as well as tickets, please see Mr. Frankson, Ms. Sarah, or Ms. Blouin. Tickets are $5 each. Also a reminder we meet every Friday. Please join us!

• Attention all East End Boys Club Members: This is a friendly reminder that there is a meeting in Mr. Pinton’s classroom at the start of lunch today. The door will close at 11:50, so make sure you arrive at the start of lunch right away. Any boys looking for a great opportunity to improve their lives are welcomed to join.

• Why did the book go to the beach?To sea its new adventures! 📚 Speaking of new adventures, we’ve added 50+ new books to the library learning commons! Dive into exciting fiction, twisted tales, amazing non-fiction, awesome manga, and creative graphic novels. Come by and find your next great read!

Tuesday November 5, 2024

• Interested in creating various jewelry pieces and learning new skills along the way? Come join The Jeweller’s Club! The introductory meeting takes place on November 7th at lunch in room 2101. Feel free to drop by!

• All gr.11 and gr.12 girls interested in trying out for the Sr. girls basketball team, the first tryouts will happen Nov.07 after school in the North Delta gym. Please, bring a water bottle and wear appropriate gym strip. If you have any questions, please see Mr. Dhanda.

• HELLO HUSKIES! We are all aware of how passionate and stubborn we could all be about our opinions. How about a chance to see it in action? Introducing the November LUNCHROOM DEBATES! On November 15, come see 10 of your peers work together against one teacher and debate a topic about our school. The winner will be determined by the audience! If you want to BE one of these lucky debaters, scan the QR codes around the school to sign up! The deadline is Nov. 7. So you better hurry!

• All Tuesday Boys Rugby practices will be cancelled until Nov.22; therefore, the next practice will be Nov.25 after school at the North Delta track field.

• The first Gr.8 Girls Basketball tryouts will happen this Wednesday (Nov.06) 3:30 pm to 5:15 pm at Richardson Elementary. Please wear appropriate gym strip & bring a water bottle. For any questions, please see Mr. Dhanda.

• All Tuesday Boys Rugby practices will be cancelled until Nov.22; therefore, the next practice will be Nov.25 after school at the North Delta track field.

• Meeting at lunch this Wednesday, Nov 6th,  in room 2303, for all players wishing to join this years rugby team.  If you are interested but unsure if you’d like to join, please attend the meeting anyways and any questions you may have can be answered there.  Looking for girls in ALL grades.  Like most sports, it’s always fun with people you know, so grab your friends and come out to room 2303 @ lunch on Wednesday!

• Grit & Perseverance – that is what exemplifies our Sr. Boys Soccer Team. Last night, the 12th seeded North Delta Sr. Boys Soccer team prevailed over the 1st seeded Elgin Park Sr. Boys Soccer team, winning 2-1 in extra time. Despite trailing 1-0 in the 1st half, team rebounded back by scoring a penalty by Stephano. With a resilient defensive line lead by the likes of Verdhan & Taran, the boys kept the game locked in a 1-1 draw setting up the stage for Francesco to score the winning goal in extra time. With the win, the boys now clinched a berth into the AAA Boys Soccer Provincials – the first time in 7 years! Furthermore, the boys have a chance to bring a South Fraser Championship banner as well, when the play in the championship this Thursday at South Surrey Athletic Park. Boys, you have made North Delta proud! All the best in the final!

Monday November 4, 2024

• Hey huskies, our BAM mentors are presenting a holiday drive, come and support them by donating new or unwrapped toys, books, canned goods, or even sweaters. Check out the flyers located on the bulletin board near the counselling area. Donations can be made from Nov 1st to Dec 7^th

• Interested in creating various jewelry pieces and learning new skills along the way? Come join The Jeweller’s Club! The introductory meeting takes place on November 7th at lunch in room 2101. Feel free to drop by!

• JUNIOR GIRLS’ BASKETBALL: the next try-out for the junior girls’ basketball team is Today, November 4. Warm-up starts at 4:45 in the foyer, practice is from 5:00 to 6:00. Girls in grades 9 & 10 are invited to attend, please sign up using the QR code on the poster by the main entrance to the gym.

• All gr.11 and gr.12 girls interested in trying out for the Sr. girls basketball team, the first tryouts will happen Nov.07 after school in the North Delta gym. Please, bring a water bottle and wear appropriate gym strip. If you have any questions, please see Mr. Dhanda.

• All gr.11 and gr.12 boys interested in trying out for the Sr. boys basketball team, the tryouts will happen Nov.04 at 8:30 pm the North Delta gym. Please, bring a water bottle and wear appropriate gym strip. If you have any questions, please see Mr. Dhanda.

• HELLO HUSKIES! We are all aware of how passionate and stubborn we could all be about our opinions. How about a chance to see it in action? Introducing the November LUNCHROOM DEBATES! On November 15, come see 10 of your peers work together against one teacher and debate a topic about our school. The winner will be determined by the audience! If you want to BE one of these lucky debaters, scan the QR codes around the school to sign up! The deadline is Nov. 7. So you better hurry!

• There is no update on the gr.8 girls basketball tryouts. Please, listen to announcements tomorrow (Nov.05) for an update. They are likely to happen at Richardson Gym sometime after school. Thank you for your patience & understanding.

• “Reminder to all Bhangra team members for the early dismissal today before lunch”

Friday November 1, 2024

• Hey ND Grads, listen up! Time to start thinking about your Yearbook write-up. Ms. Ballu has added you all to the Grad Submissions Google Classroom where you can submit your yearbook write-up and your baby photo. Please keep an eye out on this Google Classroom for any additional yearbook related submissions. If you have any questions, please email Ms. Ballu or go see her in 2104. Grad write-ups are due for Nov.17 and Baby Pictures are now due for Nov.29

• Huskies, we will be celebrating Diwali on Monday November 4^th at NDSS.  On Monday, let’s celebrate by wearing our Diwali festive outfits and remember the girls Bhangra team will be performing at lunch-you don’t want to miss it!

• Interested in creating various jewelry pieces and learning new skills along the way? Come join The Jeweller’s Club! The introductory meeting takes place on November 7th at lunch in room 2101. Feel free to drop by!

• The next try-out for the junior girls’ basketball team is on Monday, November 4. Warm-up starts at 4:45 in the foyer, practice is at 5pm. Girls in grades 9 & 10 are invited to attend, please sign up using the QR code on the poster by the main entrance to the gym. Please, bring a water bottle and wear appropriate gym strip. If you have any questions, please see Mr. Dhanda.

• All gr.11 and gr.12 girls interested in trying out for the Sr. girls basketball team, the first tryouts will happen Nov.07 after school in the North Delta gym. Please, bring a water bottle and wear appropriate gym strip. If you have any questions, please see Mr. Dhanda.

• All gr.11 and gr.12 boys interested in trying out for the Sr. boys basketball team, the tryouts will happen Nov.04 8 pm the North Delta gym. Please, bring a water bottle and wear appropriate gym strip. If you have any questions, please see Mr. Dhanda.

• Good morning all Grade 9 students! Take Our Kids to Work Day is happening next week on November 6^th! While the initial deadline for the permission slips has passed, Ms. Bialecki has now extended it to Monday, November 4^th. Please bring them to the Main Office and place them into the Permission Slip tray. Thank you to all students who have already returned their permission slips to participate in this amazing and once in a lifetime experience!  If you have any questions, please see Ms. Bialecki during Block A or Block B in Room 2001.

• Congratulations to the 3 winners of the October Math problem!  Aajunee, Poshika and Dipesh,  please see Ms. Davis for your prize.  The first November problem has been posted outside Ms. Davis’ room, 2006.

• Unfortunately, the gr.8 girls basketball tryout has been cancelled today. Please listen to the announcements on Monday for the rescheduled date & time – tryouts may happen on Monday so be prepared by bringing your gym strip and water bottle. For any questions, please see Mr. Dhanda.

• It’s fair to say the North Delta Sr. Boys Soccer team save their best for when it matters the most. They once again defeated a higher seeded team to punch their ticket to the South Fraser Championship Semi-finals. The boys defeated Delta Secondary 2-0 with Isaiah and Rohan each scoring a goal, while the defence once again kept their opposition scoreless. A group of road warriors, the boys now must travel to Elgin Park Secondary to play against their sr. boys team this coming Monday and with one more win, the boys will make provincials for the first time since 2017. Boys, you have made North Delta proud to be huskies! All the best on Monday!