NPSS received a visit from musician Boris Sichon. He showcased a selection of his collection of musical instruments from around the world. Boris demonstrated the similarities between the instruments. “They are the same language,

Students in Ms. Lynn’s Biology 12 class dissecting hearts and lungs.

Mandatory Orientation Night at NLC on Tuesday, May 28th at 6:30 pm for all students that have been accepted into Dual Credit programs (Trades, Certificate, or Academics) at the Fort St John campus for the fall intake only (beginning in Sept).

Northern Health will be offering measles catch up campaign drop in clinics at the Fort St John Health Unit located at 10115 110th Ave. on the following dates/times:

Thursday May 23rd from 9 AM to 7 PM

Saturday May 25th from 9 AM to 3 PM

Saturday June 8th from 9 AM to 3 PM

Thursday June 27th from 9 AM to 7 PM

If you still have a consent form and are wanting your child immunized please bring the form with you.  Do not return any further forms to the school.

Senior Boys and Girls rugby teams played exhibition matches against PWA and Dawson Creek on Wednesday last week in front of a home crowd. The boys dominated, tuning up for playoffs. The girls played 12s against a team comprised of players from both PWA and Dawson Creek.

NPSS will be using an alternate bell schedule for Thursday, May 23rd due to a cultural event taking place in the morning. The schedule will be posted around the school for students as well as below for those who follow us on-line.

Our Senior Rugby teams had their season openers on Wednesday April 25 against St. Joe’s. The Girls were up first. Not only was this their first game of the season, but for many of the girls it was their first ever game of rugby.

NPSS will be hosting the annual ICBC Road Safety Presentation for all students on Wednesday, May 1st at 10:30am. With the hour-long presentation, we will be making use of an alternate bell schedule for the whole day.

My name is Connal Cameron, I’m 17 years old and I’m a student at N.P.S.S. I’ve participated in Bluey Day twice before. This year when I shave my head I’m doing my best to donate my hair to make a wig for some going through chemotherapy.

Help us plan for the future – tell us about your child’s education experience. Students in Grades 10 and 12, their parents and all staff in B.C. public schools are invited to participate in an annual online satisfaction survey about their school experience.