What’s New?

Last updated March 3rd, 2010

Upcoming Events:

 

Progress Reports were sent home today (Wednesday, March 3)

Parent Teacher Interviews (Wednesday, March 10,  2:30 – 7:00 p.m.)

Click here for Parent-Teacher interview information

Good Luck in Semester 2

 

Semester 2 starts on Monday, February 1st, 2010. Students will find alphabetical lists by last name posted in the lower foyer indicating their period 1 class and room. Students are to report to their period 1 location at 8:30 am for timetable distribution. Monday is a regular school day starting at 8:30 am and finishing at 2:40 pm.

Day Schedule

Chartwells’ Menu

 

Want to see what is available in the cafeteria for February and March? Click on the link to see the menu.

Menu: February and March, 2010

Canada’s Battlefields Tour in France, Belgium and Holland

 

April 21-30, 2011:Some sites and tours include Paris, Brussels, Amsterdam, Dieppe, D-Day beaches (Juno), Ypres/Flanders, Somme, Vimy Ridge monument, Anne Frank’s House and many more!

Student Information Meeting:  Wednesday February 3rd at LUNCH in Room 118

Parent Information Meeting:    Wednesday February 17th at 7:00 pm in Room 110

 

The Physics of Music

The Grade 11 Physics classes were given a great performance by Nick (with support from Stephen) that allowed them to see the properties of waveforms produced by several different musical instruments.  The sounds were captured through a data interface and then projected onto the screen for all to see.

New Website is Live

Our new website is finally live for the world to see! We hope that we did not inconvenience anyone with the sudden change. With a new platform powering the website back-end, information should be more up to date and the site easier to navigate. If you happen to find some error, please inform us by using the website feedback form.

Winter Newsletter Available Now!

Interested in reading about some of the things that have been happening around the school over the last few weeks?

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Water They Up to in Physics?

It certainly was something to make waves about as the Grade 11 Physics classes investigate Wave behaviour during their ripple Tank Lab experiment. These two scholars are investigating how they can use simple tools available to determine the wave properties in an accurate manner. This investigation will allow them to better visualize the properties of sound and light as waves.

Peer Tutoring at Earl

 

Do you want free help from a peer to improve your grades? Or, do you want to help your fellow students succeed, and get community service hours? Peer Tutoring at Earl is a free service offered by students for students. If you would like to be matched up to be tutored in one or more subjects, or if you are interested in being a tutor, send your name and contact information to and someone will contact you shortly to obtain additional details. Alternatively, you may complete the sign-up form available at the display board in the Student Services office. Let’s succeed together at Earl!

 

H1N1 Letter from Ottawa Public Health – English version

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H1N1 Letter from Ottawa Public Health – French version

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