ORTS
ve and foster lifelong wellness skills with their
youts and NO cuts! Practices are normally held after
first week of classes. Bring a change of clothes, wear
or announcements in the DAILY.
he back field at 3:00pm. (Registration will start at
leats if you have them. Contact head coach Mr.
.
on the back field. Contact Head Coach Mr. Park at
til October. It is a single team concept with players
ptember 5, 2023, at 3:00pm in the schools back field.
estions.
ecember. Look for announcements. For more
phanie.bushell@cssd.ab.ca
and girls) will be Wednesday, August 30 at 3:00pm.
PORTS
g in February.
ntil March. We offer junior and senior level teams to
formation prior to our season. We strive to build a
he court, but also in the classroom. We are looking
azing Browns back into the gym. Go Browns Go!
ORTS
er, Sara Scarpino and Marsha Gallant
g it! No experience necessary, all abilities are wel. Sr. Team is made up of 11s and 12s. Season runs
rugby before to play Browns Rugby. The only requiremmitment to the team and schedule and to have fun.
of June. Coach Jr. Mr. Senkow; Coach Sr. Mr. R.
k of June. The girls team will be looking for athletes of
grades are welcome to tryout.
Briana Kurtz
onsists of players from Grades 10 to 12.
CLUB
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ALPHA CLUB
Are you interested in talking about life and meaning and purp
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BLACK STUDENTS UNION -Jeremy Cowan
The BSU is a group of students passionate about celebrating B
by the diverse range of Black students at St. Francis. All studen
N200.
CHESS CLUB
Lunch time in classroom N202 Tuesday and Thursday, you are
DANCE -Lisa O’Brien
St. Francis is pleased to offer Dance classes within the school ti
strength and technique, learn a variety of dance styles and me
Studio, complete with springboard floors and full length mirror
about. In addition to taking Dance during school time, you can
infamous Pep Rally dances, Gala performances and participatio
DUNGEONS & DRAGONS
Step into the exciting world of D&D board game! Choose your c
of Neverwinter, facing fantastic obstacles, battling monsters, an
Dungeon Master passes from player to player with each turn, so
DRAMA (and Improv) -Anita Miotti and Coralie Bedier
Have nothing to do after school?? Come out and audition for ou
dancing, improv or the technical side of theatre, please come to
We have something for everyone. Come join our Fine Arts Fami
EXTENDED FRENCH/IMMERSION STUDENTS COUNCIL -Marielle
All Extended French students are invited to join the Extended Fr
throughout the school year.
GAMES CLUB
Games club is open to provide students with a safe space to pla
own cards (Magic cards, Pokemon, Yu-gi-oh cards, etc.), board g
bich can provide safe storage of these if needed for the day, but
after Easter, there are plans to hosting Super Smash Bros. or Ma
may be a limit of 30 students. Please see Ms. Babich in N224 if y
GENDER EQUITY MOVEMENT (G.E.M.) -Veronika Quigley
Gender Equity Movement Club (G.E.M.) – meet Thursday at lun
Interested in learning about gender inequity? Looking for a safe
Looking to be an ally in the push for gender equality? Look no fu
communities, engaging in dialogue and driving change.
eryone is encouraged to join the team, practice and
N! Speak to Mr. Taylor, Mr. Vandermeiden or Mrs.
GRUPO TERTULIA (SPANISH CLUB) -TBD
We bring our Hispanic community of students together to celeb
involvement in diverse cultural fun activities with the purpose o
brings to our daily interactions and academic environment.
s, C.S.H.S. A. A
ughout the year in 3 seasons of play:
Soccer, Volleyball, Swimming (October)
ball, Badminton
ld Hockey, Track and Field
INDIGENOUS CLUB -Veronika Quigley
The Indigenous Club welcomes all backgrounds from the commu
Indigenous issues around Canada and the rest of the world. We
also partake in vibrant Indigenous culture and traditions, both o
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ITALIAN CLUB -Maria West
Students are involved in a variety of Italian cultural activities and
various holiday based activities throughout the year! Students h
choose.
nch break every week. Learn how to knit, crochet or loom knit. Complete
ecessary. Knit a scarf, loom a toque. Bring your lunch and your willingness
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to participate in the Whistler Cantando music festival in
ease . This is preliminary and CCSD and St. Francis will have final
e music community as we receive additional info for potential
rse countries at competitions simulating various U.N. Councils,
b attracts students with an interest in the political process,
In the past, we have committed to participate in at least 3
chill, Aberhart and the U of C); with students committing to
nal and cooperative tournaments. Check out our
Bring a friend!
to build community and to serve as source of support for all
. Look for the Queer Inc. display at this fall’s club days. Everyone
more information.
our knowledge in a variety of subjects. We compete against
matches, and play exhibition matches against teachers & alumni.
ll. All staff and students are welcome to join.
Lynda Roobol
ents the opportunity to participate in various volunteer
tudents are encouraged to contact Mrs. Sandau to be added to the
nteer opportunities.
Kurtz
ed to raising awareness on dire issues around the community
carcity, and mental health. Students organize, plan and facilitate
mmunity, and at times, volunteer their time with charitable
global citizens.
at tunes. Drop in after school late October to March. If you have
ca
SPOKEN WORD -TBD
For those interested in writing and/or performing Spoken Word
Meetings will take place at lunch and after school during the sch
for you!
STEAM CLUB
Where: D103
When: Lunches/after school Oct-May
Students who are interested in integrating Science, Technology,
a few areas including -Developing new tech skills (Coding, 3D de
programmed drone, Guest speakers on topics of Engineering, Sc
Interested students should watch for announcements in early O
STUDENT COUNCIL -Toni Filippetto, Kim Curry and Marco Filipe
Saint Francis Student Council encourages the participation of eve
maintaining a positive school spirit, to be a liaison between the s
student volunteers, and to encourage the students to live the Pe
STUDENTS AGAINST DESTRUCTIVE DECISIONS (S.A.D.D.) -Kasia
Mission: SADD empowers and mobilizes students and adult allie
decision-making.
Vision: All students collaborate to create a healthier and safer w
TABLETOP GAMING CLUB
Drop by when you are able, we get together to play a variety of
DAILY.
UKRAINIAN CLUB
There will be a Ukrainian Club Meeting on Tuesdays at lunch tim
WORKOUT CLUB
After school workout classes are being offered weekly. New to fi
YEARBOOK CLUB –Nicole Seneviratne
In the Yearbook Club students are responsible for planning and d
YOGA CLUB -Anita Miotti
Morning yoga classes are being offered in S2 every Tuesday and
It’s a great way to start the day. All are welcome!
ZOO CLUB -Casey Bourget
An opportunity for students to develop skills in animal husbandr
the school’s animal collection, and socialize with like-minded ind
turtles, fish, geckos, a snake, and some invertebrates. All those w