The Home News NIAGARA - FEB 2016

This Month’s Cover Home Provided By:

Emily GillanSales Representative

905.708.2687homesbyemily.caFor more details on this cover home refer to Page 12

ISSUE 02 • 2016

WIN 4 LEAF TICKETS PG.10 • A HEALTHY TWIST TO A CLASSIC DESSERT PG.6

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RED BRICK CENTURY HOMEFormal living and dining rooms. Natural wood trim, 2-piece bathroom, kitchen with walk-out to back yard deck, front porch is covered with new wood decking, double French doors from foyer. 3 bedrooms upstairs, renovated 4-piece bathroom, also a side door exit. $169,800

WATERFRONT ESTATE!3,600 square foot brick bungalow on mature grounds with ponds, walkways, bridges, tennis court, in-ground concrete pool and pool house. Lots of updates. 3 bedrooms plus an in-law suite with separate entrance. City water and gas. All the ‘bells and whistles’!

$1,588,800

LEGAL 4-PLEX SEMI-STYLE!Paved drive with 4 paved parking spots. Garden shed. 3-storey Victorian in Downtown St. Catharines on bus route, and a short walk to all amenities. Four 2-bedroom apartments. 4 separate hydro meters. Full, partly finished basement with laundry rooms. Well kept investment building. Lower has a 3-piece

and 4-piece bathroom. $399,800

CUSTOM BUILT ON 3 ACRE WOOD LOTCountry oak kitchen, formal dining room and living room with fireplace and bay window. Large great room. 3 bedrooms upstairs, 4-piece bathroom, main floor laundry and 2-piece bathroom. Full basement with rec room. Detached 1.5 car shop and double attached garage. Many updates, only minutes

from all amenities and QEW. $549,800

2.25 ACRES IN JORDAN!Older 3-bedroom brick bungalow with double attached garage. Original kitchen and 4-piece bathroom, formal dining room, living room with fireplace, family room addition with fireplace and patio doors. Full high basement with walk-out to garage. 2 old board and

batten outbuildings. $349,800

54+ ACRES IN WINE COUNTRY!21.5 acres planted to a vineyard in 1998, tile drained in 2005. 16.5 open acres ready for planting. 19m x 12.5m insulated barn with hydro. Solar cells 10kw solar elements installed approximately $11,000 of income

per year. $999,800

RENOVATED BUNGALOW ON 3 ACRES!Plus 2nd bungalow with att garage! Detached 40’ x 24’ workshop with loft, wood stove, gas furnace. 3 phase hydro. Main home has open concept living room with fireplace and bay window. Dining room w/o to large patio. Kitchen w/built ins, island. 2 beds upstairs, 5pc bath with laundry room. 3rd bed down with 3pc bath, rec room, wet bar. $624,800

9.5 ACRE PEACH ORCHARDIn Niagara-on-the-Lake. Desired sandy soil, tile drained and planted to peaches. Potential of grossing over $100,000 per year. 2 storey barn, 60’ x 30’ insulated packing barn, 2 cold storages, 30’ x 18’ and 20’ x 20’. Plus an insulated, heated, wood working shop. Older

1.5 storey farm house. $499,800

HORSE FACILITY ON 10 ACRES!160’ x 65’ indoor arena, 28 stall barn, outdoor sand ring and jumping ring, 7 paddocks, pond, hay mow. Renovated bungalow, attached double-car garage. 3 bedrooms on second floor, 3-pc and 4-pc bathrooms. $719,800

90 ACRE VINEYARD!True bench land located in the 20 Mile Bench sub appellation. Only minutes off the QEW. Approximately 51 acres have producing vines of cabernet franc, cabernet sauvignon, baco, vidal and riesling. Another 27 acres are tile drained and ready for planting. Call for all the

details! $1,684,800

PRIVATE PARADISE 13+ ACRESOverlooking Lyons Creek. 2-storey home with double garage. Dining room with patio doors to wood deck. Sunken living room. 3 bedrooms, two 3-piece bathrooms, full basement with patio door walk-out and rec room. Combo wood/electric forced air furnace, C/Vac, new shingles and new septic tank.

$419,800

MAJESTIC HOME ON 67+ ACRES3,400 sq ft, 2-storey home built in 1993 with 5 bedrooms, 3 full bathrooms, 2 with stoves, formal family and dining rooms, hardwood floors and oak trim. 2 staircases, nanny suite. Full, high, unfinished basement, 400 amp. Double attached garage, 56’ x 40’ detached shop. Mature grounds, pond, tiered patio, hot tub, outdoor brick fireplace. Fruit garden and approx 20 acres of cash crop. $1,299,800

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QEW to Victoria Avenue S, Left on Hwy 20 W, Right on Centre Street, L on Memorial Drive, R on Centre Street

1170 Centre Street, FENWICK (pelham)THIS IS YOUR HOME. Beautiful 10 acre property for this 18th century replica. Traditional beauty fit for modern

style. Manicured gardens, pond, barn & sprawling green acres with a forest and stream backdrop. 4 bedrooms, 2.5

baths, 3,294 sq ft. Hardwood, skylights, 3 fireplaces, and more await you in this private country estate. $749,900

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QEW, Exit at Casablanca, South to Main Street, Left on Main Street West

259 main street west, grimsbyPEACEFUL ESCARPMENT SETTING ... elegant, custom-

built, finished 4-bed, 4-bath, over 2,500 square feet on HALF ACRE 110’ x 200’ on Wine Route. Backs onto lush

greenspace with views of lake, 2nd floor balcony. Master with ensuite, w/i closet. Bedroom level laundry. Double-

car garage, 6+ car parking. WALK TO TOWN! $699,500

MORE INFORMATION? TEXT 39974 TO 28888 or visit www.lynnfeeteam.com

North on Victoria Avenue towards the lake to Right on Dustan Street

3386 dustan street, vineland stationPRESTIGIOUS VICTORIA SHORES ... this fully finished, open

concept 1,325 sq ft 2+1 bedroom, 3-bath bungalow sits on a prof landscaped lot in a serene lakefront community.

Covered front porch, hardwood and ceramic, main floor laundry and office nook. Patio doors to deck, patio, pond and shed. BONUS Clubhouse & BEACH ACCESS. $469,000


Main to Nelles, North to Central to Sandra

55 Sandra Crescent, GrimsbySTYLISHLY UPDATED ... it’s all done here including recent

hardwood on main and bedroom levels, fresh paint, new ceilings PLUS updated roof, eaves, windows, doors,

garage door, furnace, c/air, kitchen, baths, ceramic floors and more! Backs onto quiet park, close to great schools,

all amenities, 1 minute to QEW. $369,000


QEW to Christie Exit, Left on Olive, Right on Woodsview, Right onto Lakeside Drive

89 Lakeside Drive, GrimsbyGREAT OPPORTUNITY ... on the lake side of town, this 60’s style 3-bedroom sidesplit with carport on a 70’ x

100’ property is 1 minute to QEW, stroll to the lake, parks and great schools. 1,138 sq ft with finished basement + extra toilet. Furnace and A/C (2007), Roof (2003). Needs

updating. APPLIANCES INCLUDED. $335,000


Mountain Rd to L on Regional Rd 20, R on Grimsby SR 8, L on Twenty Rd, R on Regional Rd 14 (Smithville Rd)

2408 smithville road, smithvilleONE OF A KIND ... ULTRA MODERN 2+2 bed bungalow, 4,753 sf on 26.5 acres. Home auto. Spectacular windows & lighting. Engineered floors, 2 fireplaces. Kitchen with island, breakfast nook. Open living/dining area + office. Master with dressing room and ensuite. Theatre/rec area, concrete floors + 2 beds & gym. Pond, covered deck, terrace, patio. $1,350,000


3364 South Shore Boulevard,

vineland stationVictoria Avenue through North Service Road to

Dustan Street to South Shore

STEPS TO LAKE ... on the shores of Lake Ontario in Vineland’s winery district at prestigious Victoria Shores on quiet cul-de-sac. This lovely 2+2 bedroom, 3-bathroom elevated ranch with walk-out offers lake views, oasis yard with inground pool, professional landscaping, walking path to beach. Double driveway and garage. Private Clubhouse. 1 minute to QEW.

$599,000MORE INFORMATION? TEXT 39975 TO 28888

or visit www.lynnfeeteam.com

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GRACIOUS CENTURY HOMEwith over $350K in renos & updates! 3,495 square feet with 6 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, large principal rooms. This fabulous in-town tranquil cul-de-sac with ravine setting, is just a short stroll to 40 Mile Creek. Nestled below the Escarpment among other character homes, making this an ideal location! Lovingly updated and cared for home.

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here is no better time than now to start taking care of yourself and re-establishing healthy eating habits. The first way to do this is to put down the take-

out menu and step in to the kitchen.

A recent survey from Leger and Activia showed that Canadians aren't afraid to stir the pot: An impressive nine in 10 Canadian women say that cooking their own meals at home on a daily basis is their preferred way to eat a healthy and balanced diet.

Every grocery list should cover all of the essential food groups, including fruits, vegetables, whole grains and dairy. Studies show that most of us don't get Canada Food Guide's daily recommended two to three servings a day. Yogurt is a recognized source of protein that can be incorporated into a recipe for breakfast, lunch, dinner or even dessert. The Activia Challenge is a delicious, simple way to incorporate dairy into your routine – and provide a daily dose of probiotics.

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here is no better time than now to start taking care of yourself and re-establishing healthy eating habits. The first way to do this is to put down the take-

out menu and step in to the kitchen.

A recent survey from Leger and Activia showed that Canadians aren't afraid to stir the pot: An impressive nine in 10 Canadian women say that cooking their own meals at home on a daily basis is their preferred way to eat a healthy and balanced diet.

Every grocery list should cover all of the essential food groups, including fruits, vegetables, whole grains and dairy. Studies show that most of us don't get Canada Food Guide's daily recommended two to three servings a day. Yogurt is a recognized source of protein that can be incorporated into a recipe for breakfast, lunch, dinner or even dessert. The Activia Challenge is a delicious, simple way to incorporate dairy into your routine – and provide a daily dose of probiotics.

Preparing healthy recipes right at home often means no compromise on taste. Mairlyn Smith, professional home economist and cookbook author, recommends an easy way to transform Activia yogurt into a delicious trifle with this simple recipe.

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DESSERT RASPBERRY

TRIFLE

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D I R E C T I O N S

• Mash the thawed raspberries with a fork, set aside.

• Break the lady finger in half and place in the bottom of each of the four bowls.

• Spoon 1/4 cup (60 mL) of the mashed raspberries over top.

• Open 1-100 g container of the Activia yogurt and spoon over top of the raspberries. Repeat with all four of the desserts. Place in the fridge. To soften the lady finger the dessert needs to set for at least 4 hours or overnight. THN

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• 4 Lady Finger Cookies

• 1 cup (250 mL) frozen local Raspberries, thawed

• 4 - 100g 0% Fat Greek Activia Vanilla Yogurt

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8 TARA CRESCENTBi-level semi (could be 5 bed-rooms). Laminate floor through-out. Updated kitchen, bathroom, furnace (2011). Air conditioning

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44 ST. PATRICK STREETAll updated bungalow offering 2-3 bedrooms, updated kitchen, new cabinetry, large master bed-room (15.4’ x 11.3’), double clos-ets, patio door to deck and fenced yard. No disappointments here.

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28 WANDA ROADAdorable English cottage-styled home. Loaded with lead glass windows (new storms 2015), shingles, cobblestone driveway new 2015, 2+2 bedrooms, 2 kitchens, formal dining room and recreation room, loaded

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2946 NORTH SHORE DRIVELong Beach lakefront year round bungalow, walk-out lower level, 70’ x 196’ lot, totally upgraded, modern theme. Enjoy incredible

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319 DAVIS STREETThorold South Gospel Chapel, approximately 1,500 sq ft on each floor, 163’ x 240’ lot, lots of gravel parking. Unlimited uses (daycare, church, banquet hall etc.). Possibilities of building lots.

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115 GRASS AVENUEHardwood flooring under carpets on main floor, 2+1 bedrooms, formal dining room, recreation room, workshop down, covered front verandah and back deck, manageable yard with private

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21 CARLETON STREET, SOversized double detached garage comes with this well maintained 3-bedroom family home, 1.5 bathrooms, hardwood flooring under carpeting. Popular Thorold location near canal trails.

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8 TARA CRESCENTBi-level semi (could be 5 bed-rooms). Laminate floor through-out. Updated kitchen, bathroom, furnace (2011). Air conditioning

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44 ST. PATRICK STREETAll updated bungalow offering 2-3 bedrooms, updated kitchen, new cabinetry, large master bed-room (15.4’ x 11.3’), double clos-ets, patio door to deck and fenced yard. No disappointments here.

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28 WANDA ROADAdorable English cottage-styled home. Loaded with lead glass windows (new storms 2015), shingles, cobblestone driveway new 2015, 2+2 bedrooms, 2 kitchens, formal dining room and recreation room, loaded

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319 DAVIS STREETThorold South Gospel Chapel, approximately 1,500 sq ft on each floor, 163’ x 240’ lot, lots of gravel parking. Unlimited uses (daycare, church, banquet hall etc.). Possibilities of building lots.

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21 CARLETON STREET, SOversized double detached garage comes with this well maintained 3-bedroom family home, 1.5 bathrooms, hardwood flooring under carpeting. Popular Thorold location near canal trails.

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Garden City Realty Inc., BrokerageEach office independently owned & operated

See Emily Gillan’s ad on PAGES 8 & 9 for details on this and other great properties.

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Lovely 3 bedroom, 1.5 bath, character home in popular Thorold location. Impeccable condition. Newer carpeting

throughout (hardwood under carpeting). Freshly painted. Original owner for last 77 years. Oversized double

detached 23x22 garage. Extra-long paved drive. No disappointments here. Immediate possession.

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1.8 ACRE building lot in Hamlet of Kirkwall. Southeast corner with frontage on Kirkwall Road and 8th Concession West in West Flamborough. Drilled well in place. Natural overland drainage with gentle slope of land. Quick access to Cambridge, Carlisle, Waterdown, Guelph and Hamilton. Newer homes and established homes in neighbourhood. Excellent location.$ 225,000www.brazeauteam.com

FLAMBOROUGH HALTON HILLS“RIVERWALK” A sought after area in Carlisle. Unique home with vaulted ceilings and large windows. Eat in kitchen. 4 + 1 bedrooms. Main �oor Master retreat with 5 piece ensuite. Full in/law suite in lower level with walkout to patio and beautiful yard. $ 798,000www.brazeauteam.com

CARLISLEAMAZING VALUE! 4,500 sq �t architect designed estate home on 5.4 acres in prestigious McArthur Estates. Recently updated throughout with plank hardwood on main level and new broadloom on upper level. Includes plaster mouldings, extensive wainscoting, beveled glass doors, Cranberry Hill Kitchen and window coverings. 2nd staircase to potential nanny suite or media room. Designer décor throughout. Oversized 3 car attached garage and separate detached 2 car garage. Covered verandah has tiled �oor and leads to an enclosed front porch and spacious foyer. Ideal location, just a 5 minute access to Highway 401. $ 1,699,500

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GRIMSBY S E C O N DA R Y S C H O O L

As semester 1 comes to a close, students are finishing culminating assessment tasks and preparing to write their exams. We will soon begin another semester of learning that will be enhanced by the myriad of opportunities available to our students outside of the classroom.

Winter sports are well underway and we are looking forward to some great competition as we get to the playoffs. Girls and boys are playing basketball, hockey, volleyball and are in training for the official start of this year’s rowing season.

The Arts department members are in full swing as the Improv Team prepares to go to the regional competition in late February, the Music cruise (students perform onboard a number of times during the cruise) sets sail February 13th and the Drama students are preparing for this year’s SEARS drama festival. As always our visual artists are preparing their portfolios and the Yearbook/Photography classes are working on this year’s edition. Our students taking Technology classes are preparing for the DSBN Skills Challenges.

The energy in the food lab was electric at the end of January as students in grades 9 and 11 created their final products for the “TOP CHEF” competition. Teams of three were given the task of preparing food items using Ontario grown apples. The grade 11 students had to incorporate cardamom and vanilla into their recipes while the grade 9 challenge was to prepare dishes low in sugar. Food items were presented to a panel of judges who determined the winner.

Advanced placement biology classes meet after school on Wednesday and Thursday and after-hours Literacy and Numeracy classes are underway for our grade 9 and 10 students.

Ten GSS students qualified for the provincial finals for the DECA competition. DECA prepares emerging leaders and entrepreneurs in marketing, finance, hospitality and management in high schools and colleges around the globe. They will compete in Toronto in February.

Each month staff choose a student from each grade who exemplifies one of the DSBN Character Traits. So far we have celebrated respon-sibility, optimism and caring. Pita Pit rewards each winner with a free large Pita and they receive some GSS swag.

Student Council continues to organize activities for the students including Spirit Days that add fun activities to the lunch hour for all students. Grimsby Secondary School continues to be a busy, exciting place both in and out of the classroom.

BEAMSVILLE DISTRICT S E C O N DA R Y S C H O O L

Thank you so much for taking the time to read the Beamsville District Secondary School (BDSS) section of this magazine! BDSS is a proud community school that offers a full range of academic programing, many specialty programs, as well as a diverse set of co-curricular activities. At BDSS we know that all students can learn, and our cul-ture of high expectations motivates all of us to do our best each day.

Students at BDSS have countless opportunities to access an amazing Secondary School experience. Our tradition of excellence in athletics is well known, and is currently supported through a Specialist High Skills Major (SHSM) program in Sports. Our Buccaneers proudly wear the green, gold and white in provincial and national level competi-tions each year. Whether it be zone, SOSSA, OFSAA, or the Special Olympics, BDSS students consistently represent our school well and make us all proud.

We also offer SHSM programs in Manufacturing and Horticulture. These programs provide students with an in-depth experience in their fields, as well as key certifications and qualifications that give them a critical head start as they embark on their career journeys. BDSS is a thriving centre for education in technology, offering a full complement of tech courses including construction, transportation, welding, manufacturing, horticulture, food services technology, and computer engineering and programming. Students in these programs go on to the workplace, college, or university well prepared in their respective fields.

Outside the classroom, student organizations are plentiful - musicians, athletes, gamers, historians, actors and student leaders all have amazing opportunities to learn, thrive, and grow within their areas of interest. We believe strongly that students benefit in, and outside, the classroom when taking part in co-curricular activities. BDSS has an extremely active culture – staff and students alike value being involved, giving back to the community, and experiencing new things.

We are a caring school community at BDSS, and we value all of our students. The diversity of pathways offered at this school is second to none - Specialized School to Work (SSTW), Specialized School to Community (SSTC), College, University, Apprenticeship and Workplace destinations are all offered, valued and supported.

School LifeAll Bucs are in this together - our sense of community is unparalleled and we take pride in taking care of ourselves and each other.

I encourage you to explore our website (beamsvilless.dsbn.org), and correspond with us if you have any questions about BDSS. Also, please consider following us on Twitter to get up-to-the minute updates on the accomplishments of our students (@BDSSBucs, @MrMillerBDSS, @janice_sargeant).

It is my sincere privilege to serve as the principal at BDSS, and I look forward to learning with all of you.

Mat MillerPrincipal, BDSS

SOUTH LINCOLN H I G H S C H O O L

Six students from South Lincoln’s Manufacturing SHSM have success-fully completed their first Canadian Welding Bureau certification. The welding performance test was done in Port Colborne in December, and the CWB Inspector returned to test bend their pieces in January. Congratulations Steven Killins, Corey Devries, Dylan Thomas, Jake Montgomery, Michael Szabo, and Garret Pepper. They have done an outstanding job to meet the CWB requirements with no failures.

The Canadian Welding Association Foundation has donated 8 new welding helmets to South Lincoln. The helmets are technologically advanced and the students are genuinely excited to have received them. They could not wait to try the helmets on and start welding through fresh eyes!

Mike Doyle is the Lead teacher for the Specialist High Skills Major in Manufacturing who, at the January Board meeting, was awarded the Director’s Recognition for Extraordinary Contribution. Mike is an advocate for Women in Technology and regularly brings students to the Empowering Young Women to Explore Skilled Trades and Technologies conference. He has embraced the Growth Mindset that we practice at South Lincoln. Mike believes that with support and encouragement, all students can and will achieve success.

Grade 11 and 12 students will be attending Camp Pathfinder this spring under the supervision of Mr Aloian. Camp Pathfinder, in Bancroft, is rooted in Anais Nin’s words: “And the day came when the risk to remain tight in a bud was more painful that the risk it took to blossom”. Mr Aloian has developed a scaffolded Character Education program that builds from personal reflection to an all-encompassing culminating activity. Activities include low- and high- ropes courses, kayaking, hiking and canoeing.

Our Literacy Team is busy preparing Grade 10 students for the mandatory Ontario Secondary School Literacy Test March 31, 2016. Members of the team will be working with students during the month of February, with more intense preparation shortly after March Break.

We are pleased to announce that South Lincoln High School will be using School Cash Online this spring to make paying for registration (and other school activities to come) easier for parents.

South Lincoln High School Construction, Math, Design and Art students are working with an Accessibility Team, which includes Brock University nursing students, to design, build and decorate portable ramps for interested Smithville businesses. Look for these ramps in the spring time.

On Friday afternoons South Lincoln students participate in an intra-mural hockey program. More than thirty students play a fast paced game. Also, SLHS organizes and runs 4 on 4 hockey tournaments at both the junior and senior levels.

On February 24th, we hosted Terry Carson, The Parenting Coach, who talked about Respectful Communication: Developing Relationships with Teens. Parents heard how teen brains work and the impact on behaviours, and received tips and strategies to garner more cooperative and responsible behaviours. This was the first in a four-part speaker series hosted by the School Councils of South Lincoln High School, Caistor Central, College Street and Gainsborough Public Schools. Look for our posters advertising future events where all parents are welcome and child care is provided.

COMING DATES:MARCH 14 - 18: March Break

MARCH 23: Parent Teacher Interviews (5:00 pm - 7:00 pm)

MARCH 31: Grade 10 Literacy Test (OSSLT)

GRIMSBY S E C O N DA R Y S C H O O L

As semester 1 comes to a close, students are finishing culminating assessment tasks and preparing to write their exams. We will soon begin another semester of learning that will be enhanced by the myriad of opportunities available to our students outside of the classroom.

Winter sports are well underway and we are looking forward to some great competition as we get to the playoffs. Girls and boys are playing basketball, hockey, volleyball and are in training for the official start of this year’s rowing season.

The Arts department members are in full swing as the Improv Team prepares to go to the regional competition in late February, the Music cruise (students perform onboard a number of times during the cruise) sets sail February 13th and the Drama students are preparing for this year’s SEARS drama festival. As always our visual artists are preparing their portfolios and the Yearbook/Photography classes are working on this year’s edition. Our students taking Technology classes are preparing for the DSBN Skills Challenges.

The energy in the food lab was electric at the end of January as students in grades 9 and 11 created their final products for the “TOP CHEF” competition. Teams of three were given the task of preparing food items using Ontario grown apples. The grade 11 students had to incorporate cardamom and vanilla into their recipes while the grade 9 challenge was to prepare dishes low in sugar. Food items were presented to a panel of judges who determined the winner.

Advanced placement biology classes meet after school on Wednesday and Thursday and after-hours Literacy and Numeracy classes are underway for our grade 9 and 10 students.

Ten GSS students qualified for the provincial finals for the DECA competition. DECA prepares emerging leaders and entrepreneurs in marketing, finance, hospitality and management in high schools and colleges around the globe. They will compete in Toronto in February.

Each month staff choose a student from each grade who exemplifies one of the DSBN Character Traits. So far we have celebrated respon-sibility, optimism and caring. Pita Pit rewards each winner with a free large Pita and they receive some GSS swag.

Student Council continues to organize activities for the students including Spirit Days that add fun activities to the lunch hour for all students. Grimsby Secondary School continues to be a busy, exciting place both in and out of the classroom.

BEAMSVILLE DISTRICT S E C O N DA R Y S C H O O L

Thank you so much for taking the time to read the Beamsville District Secondary School (BDSS) section of this magazine! BDSS is a proud community school that offers a full range of academic programing, many specialty programs, as well as a diverse set of co-curricular activities. At BDSS we know that all students can learn, and our cul-ture of high expectations motivates all of us to do our best each day.

Students at BDSS have countless opportunities to access an amazing Secondary School experience. Our tradition of excellence in athletics is well known, and is currently supported through a Specialist High Skills Major (SHSM) program in Sports. Our Buccaneers proudly wear the green, gold and white in provincial and national level competi-tions each year. Whether it be zone, SOSSA, OFSAA, or the Special Olympics, BDSS students consistently represent our school well and make us all proud.

We also offer SHSM programs in Manufacturing and Horticulture. These programs provide students with an in-depth experience in their fields, as well as key certifications and qualifications that give them a critical head start as they embark on their career journeys. BDSS is a thriving centre for education in technology, offering a full complement of tech courses including construction, transportation, welding, manufacturing, horticulture, food services technology, and computer engineering and programming. Students in these programs go on to the workplace, college, or university well prepared in their respective fields.

Outside the classroom, student organizations are plentiful - musicians, athletes, gamers, historians, actors and student leaders all have amazing opportunities to learn, thrive, and grow within their areas of interest. We believe strongly that students benefit in, and outside, the classroom when taking part in co-curricular activities. BDSS has an extremely active culture – staff and students alike value being involved, giving back to the community, and experiencing new things.

We are a caring school community at BDSS, and we value all of our students. The diversity of pathways offered at this school is second to none - Specialized School to Work (SSTW), Specialized School to Community (SSTC), College, University, Apprenticeship and Workplace destinations are all offered, valued and supported.

School LifeAll Bucs are in this together - our sense of community is unparalleled and we take pride in taking care of ourselves and each other.

I encourage you to explore our website (beamsvilless.dsbn.org), and correspond with us if you have any questions about BDSS. Also, please consider following us on Twitter to get up-to-the minute updates on the accomplishments of our students (@BDSSBucs, @MrMillerBDSS, @janice_sargeant).

It is my sincere privilege to serve as the principal at BDSS, and I look forward to learning with all of you.

Mat MillerPrincipal, BDSS

SOUTH LINCOLN H I G H S C H O O L

Six students from South Lincoln’s Manufacturing SHSM have success-fully completed their first Canadian Welding Bureau certification. The welding performance test was done in Port Colborne in December, and the CWB Inspector returned to test bend their pieces in January. Congratulations Steven Killins, Corey Devries, Dylan Thomas, Jake Montgomery, Michael Szabo, and Garret Pepper. They have done an outstanding job to meet the CWB requirements with no failures.

The Canadian Welding Association Foundation has donated 8 new welding helmets to South Lincoln. The helmets are technologically advanced and the students are genuinely excited to have received them. They could not wait to try the helmets on and start welding through fresh eyes!

Mike Doyle is the Lead teacher for the Specialist High Skills Major in Manufacturing who, at the January Board meeting, was awarded the Director’s Recognition for Extraordinary Contribution. Mike is an advocate for Women in Technology and regularly brings students to the Empowering Young Women to Explore Skilled Trades and Technologies conference. He has embraced the Growth Mindset that we practice at South Lincoln. Mike believes that with support and encouragement, all students can and will achieve success.

Grade 11 and 12 students will be attending Camp Pathfinder this spring under the supervision of Mr Aloian. Camp Pathfinder, in Bancroft, is rooted in Anais Nin’s words: “And the day came when the risk to remain tight in a bud was more painful that the risk it took to blossom”. Mr Aloian has developed a scaffolded Character Education program that builds from personal reflection to an all-encompassing culminating activity. Activities include low- and high- ropes courses, kayaking, hiking and canoeing.

Our Literacy Team is busy preparing Grade 10 students for the mandatory Ontario Secondary School Literacy Test March 31, 2016. Members of the team will be working with students during the month of February, with more intense preparation shortly after March Break.

We are pleased to announce that South Lincoln High School will be using School Cash Online this spring to make paying for registration (and other school activities to come) easier for parents.

South Lincoln High School Construction, Math, Design and Art students are working with an Accessibility Team, which includes Brock University nursing students, to design, build and decorate portable ramps for interested Smithville businesses. Look for these ramps in the spring time.

On Friday afternoons South Lincoln students participate in an intra-mural hockey program. More than thirty students play a fast paced game. Also, SLHS organizes and runs 4 on 4 hockey tournaments at both the junior and senior levels.

On February 24th, we hosted Terry Carson, The Parenting Coach, who talked about Respectful Communication: Developing Relationships with Teens. Parents heard how teen brains work and the impact on behaviours, and received tips and strategies to garner more cooperative and responsible behaviours. This was the first in a four-part speaker series hosted by the School Councils of South Lincoln High School, Caistor Central, College Street and Gainsborough Public Schools. Look for our posters advertising future events where all parents are welcome and child care is provided.

COMING DATES:MARCH 14 - 18: March Break

MARCH 23: Parent Teacher Interviews (5:00 pm - 7:00 pm)

MARCH 31: Grade 10 Literacy Test (OSSLT)

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