Columbian students Eduardo & Daniel tried skating for the first time last week (photo).The next scheduled skating times will happen:November 29 (Day 3):8:30-10:00 Orange 8s10:00-11:30 Red 8s December 6 (Day 3):8:30-10:00 Orange 7s10:11:30 Red 7s December 13thBlue team departing 8:30, returning 10:10Purple departing 10:15 (1/2), returning 11:35Purple departing 10:25 (2nd 1/2), returning 11:45 See some photos here: http://hms.nbed.nb.ca/gallery/skating-hms-2013-2014
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Please click on the thumbnail to the left for the Problem of the Week #7.
All solutions must be submitted by noon time on Friday, November 29.
Please remember:
First and Last Name
Class
Problem of the Week #
Answer done on a sheet of looseleaf (folded in fourths in order to fit into the ballot box outside of the Math Center on the Orange Team floor.)
Show how you found your answer (answer only will not be eligible for draw)
Put your answer in a summative phrase (sentence form) with a circle around it (makes it clearer for the judges)
Congratulations to the winner of the Problem of the Week #6, Isaac Tozer from 7B (click on the thumbnail, then click on view image details to see his solution). Isaac has won a $15 gift card for the movies. Thank you to all the students who participated in the Problem of the Week #6.
Dear Parents /Guardians,As you are aware, the safety of your children, our students, is of the utmost importance to us and this includes safe transportation to and from school. The amount of requests schools receive to place students on different school busses is a great concern. This becomes difficult for administration to monitor as large numbers of alternate bus passes are being issued. Young students are often unsure where they are supposed to go and many may be unfamiliar to bus drivers.
There will be an obstacle course in the Harkins Middle school gym this Friday, November 15th that runs from 3-4:30pm. This all to promote physical activity during Diabetes awareness month. Sobeys will be donating some healthy snacks and there will also be a few prizes that will be drawn for at 4:30pm on Friday.Stay after school and have some fun, Harkins!
Harkins remembers. Today we held our Remembrance Day ceremony at HMS. We were moved by poems, letters to soldiers, readers' theatre, photostories, song, reflection and honored veteran guests. We will remember the brave men and women who offered and continue to offer their very lives so that we can live free. We will remember.Photos of ceremony here: http://hms.nbed.nb.ca/gallery/hms-remembrance-day-ceremony
The Hare and the Tortoise are running a 100 metre race. The Hare can run 20 m in 5 s, while the Tortoise ambles along at 2 m every 5 s. Confident of an easy win, the Hare stops to nibble some tasty wild carrots nearby. If the race ends in a tie, for how long did the Hare stop?
Congratulations to the winner of the Problem of the Week #5, Alexis Matchett from 7T (click on the thumbnail, then click on view image details to see her solution). Alexis has won a $15 gift card for the movies. Thank you to all the students who participated in the Problem of the Week #5.
