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 The Riverview Intramurals continued in the months of January and February with the Noon Hour Basketball League. Four teams competed in the regular season: 2.5 Coming, the Dunksmiths, the Nonames, and the Balla’s. Playoffs were held in late February to determine the League Champion. In the end, 2.5 Coming defeated the Nonames 2-1 in the best-of three-final. Congratulations to 2.5 Coming and all the teams for showing great enthusiasm and sportsmanship. The Riverview Indoor Soccer League is the next intramural sport and it will run from March through April. Four teams have already begun regular season play; United, the Warriors, 2.51 Coming, and the Blazer).
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Kids Help Phone Student Ambassador Training Conference |
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  UPCOMING TRAINING CONFERENCE
When: Sunday, March 21 from 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm
Where: Kinsmen Sportsplex (855 MacDonald St.)
Please see Mrs. Armstrong for more information!
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Saskatchewan River Basin Envirothon Provincial Student Challenge |
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Riverview is pleased to present our Envirothon Challenge team who will be competing against students from across the province on topics of environment concern. The 5 member team is made up of students enrolled in Riverview’s Wildlife Management program. The Envrothon competition is centered around four universal testing categories (soils/landuse, aquatics, forestry, and wildlife) which coincide with the Wildlife Management curriculum. The theme for this year’s competition is “protection of groundwater through urban, agricultural and environmental planning". The team is now training for the competition held from May 3o-June 1 in Eston, Saskatchewan. The team is thankful to our sponsors, the Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation and the Moose Jaw River Watershed Stewards for their support.
For more information, check out the Saskatchewan River Basin Envirothon Provincial Student Challenge website.
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 Students from Westmount Elementary, Empire Elementary and Riverview Collegiate joined forces to make Gym Blast 2010 the best ever! Today's overall message was one of support, caring and kindness. Congratulations Green team on your victory! Thanks to all the staff who supported and participated in today's event. You make Riverview GREAT!
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GRADE 11 PHYSICAL EDUCATION |
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Students involved in Grade 11 school based physical education recently participated in a class mini archery tournament. Throughout the previous week, participants used feedback from classmates, teachers and self assessment strategies to determine strengths and weaknesses during skill practice. They then challenged themselves and their opponents while achieving their Physical Education skilful movement goal during the fun mini-competition.
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Grade 8 Information Night |
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Wednesday, March 03, 1010 @ A.E. Peacock @ 1930.
If you can't make it to the information night BECAUSE YOU ARE AT RVCI WATCHING THE BASKETBALL GAME!!, please check out our presentation here!
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South Hill Planning Committee
As the South Hill Planning Commitee plans to move forward with the “Growing People” campaign on South Hill, individuals interested in attending a meeting in regards to the after-school program and other initiatives are invited to meet on Thursday, March 18th at Riverview High School. We plan to get things started at 7:00 pm and hope to conclude by 8:30pm. Individuals interested in becoming apart of the South Hill Planning Committee and fostering continued growth in this exciting community are also invited to attend as next steps for the project will be discussed at this time.
Please RSVP by Tuesday, March 16th if you plan to attend. Thank you in advance for your co-operation. I look forward to seeing you Thursday, March 18th!
Erin Fogarty, BA-Psych 691-1578
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Thursdays from 800am - 0845am March 11th to May 27th Student Lounge
This is on on-going workshop that builds as we go; however, students who wish to drop in they may do so if they are serious about cutting down or quitting. Ms. Armstrong prefers that students sign up for the whole thing. Any and all students are welcome. Students can sign up in the office. |
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ANOTHER Opportunity To Learn!
In an effort to allow more students to complete and pass their courses at Riverview Collegiate, the school is pioneering a program called the “Credit Recovery Program.” Students who would normally fail a class due to incomplete projects, inadequately completed projects and/ or missing assignments are now given the opportunity to complete those assignments and projects in a timely and sufficient fashion and recover their credit. The program is targeted at students with failing grades ranging from at least 40% to below 50% who are willing to put the necessary work into completing the “original” course rather than having to take the entire course again. |
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