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2026-2027 School Year

School Sports and Athletics

Students continued participating in school sports and tournaments throughout October, including:

  • Cross Country: Congratulations to all runners who participated in the September cross-country event. Thank you to the staff and volunteers who helped make it a success.
  • Flag Football: The junior and senior teams represented Munn's with outstanding teamwork and determination. The senior team reached the consolation finals at one tournament and the championship quarter-finals at another.
  • Volleyball: The senior girls' and boys' teams competed in tournaments and regular-season games, demonstrating teamwork, perseverance and Mustang spirit. The senior boys celebrated a three-set victory against James W. Hill.
  • Basketball: Junior boys' and girls' basketball tryouts and practices continued throughout the month.

School Clubs and Activities

Students had opportunities to participate in a variety of extracurricular activities, including:

  • BASEF Science Club: Grade 7 and 8 students explored opportunities to participate in a regional science fair.
  • Equity Club: Students in Grades 7 and 8 were invited to participate in initiatives promoting equity and inclusion.
  • EcoClub: Students continued working on environmental initiatives.
  • Art Club: The Intermediate Art Club began meeting in October, providing students with opportunities for creativity.
  • Drama Club: Intermediate students continued preparing for school productions and auditions.
  • Reading, Walking and Tech Clubs: Students continued participating in these extracurricular activities.
  • Grade 4 Girls Club: Grade 4 students had the opportunity to participate in club activities.
  • Performing Arts: Grade 5 students were invited to join a singing, acting and dancing club.

School Events and Highlights

  • National Caretaker Recognition Day – Oct. 2: Our school recognized the important contributions of our caretaking staff.
  • Grade 8 Fall Fest – Oct. 8: Grade 8 students were invited to attend Fall Fest at Iroquois Ridge High School.
  • School-Wide Art Collaboration: A collaborative art project was unveiled in the intermediate wing, showcasing student creativity and teamwork.
  • Intermediate Halloween Dance – Oct. 30: Intermediate students were invited to participate in a Halloween dance featuring costumes, prizes and activities. A quieter alternative with board games and conversation was also planned.
  • Diwali: Equity Club members helped prepare a Diwali display and presentation.

Important Dates

  • Friday, Oct. 9: PA Day – No school for students.
  • Monday, Oct. 12: Thanksgiving – School closed.

School Sports and Athletics

Students had the opportunity to participate in a variety of school sports throughout September, including:

  • Cross Country: Open to students in Grades 3–8, with the cross-country meet held on Sept. 29.
  • Flag Football: Junior and senior teams held tryouts throughout the month.
  • Volleyball: Senior girls' and boys' volleyball tryouts took place for students in Grades 7 and 8.
  • Basketball: Junior basketball tryouts began for students in Grades 4–6.

School Clubs and Activities

Several extracurricular clubs welcomed students in September:

  • Drama Club: Students in Grades 7 and 8 were invited to explore acting, performing and behind-the-scenes production roles.
  • Walking Club: Intermediate students had the opportunity to participate in organized walks.
  • EcoClub: Students were invited to participate in environmental initiatives throughout the school.
  • Reading Club: Intermediate students were invited to connect with fellow readers and explore new books.
  • Tech Club: Grade 3 students were invited to participate in technology-related activities.

Franco-Ontarian Day – Sept. 25

Our school celebrated Franco-Ontarian Day by encouraging students and staff to wear green and white, representing the colours of the Franco-Ontarian flag.

National Day for Truth and Reconciliation – Sept. 30

Students and staff recognized the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation through classroom learning and reflection on Canada's history and the ongoing importance of truth, reconciliation and human rights.