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Lindsay Collegiate and Vocational Institute
260 Kent Street West, Lindsay, ON K9V 2Z5
Enrolment: 606
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School Reach |
This is the ultimate club for trivia buffs! Spend your lunch hour answering trivia questions and competing against each other. Tournaments are set up and competitions are held against five other schools. The winning team goes on to compete at the provincial tournament in Toronto and the winner there competes at the national level, which is televised. |
Fridays at lunch |
Room 146 |
Mr Reynolds |
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Spartan Christian Fellowship |
This club comes together to discuss the foundation and teaching of Christianity. Sharing various views, prayer requests, and outreach are only a few of the focuses of this group. All staff and students are welcome, regardless of your religious background. |
Mondays at lunch |
Room 240 |
Ms Gordon and Ms Morden |
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Ecoteam |
This environmentally conscious group is involved in several activities each year to promote and care for the environment. They compete in the annual Envirothon each year. |
Wednesdays at lunch – alternate weeks |
Room 238 |
Ms Bellefeuille |
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Student Union |
The Student Union provides students with an opportunity for their voices to be heard within LCVI’s community and within the athletic life of the school. It is a great way to have a positive influence on the life of the school. Members help organize social and sporting events that are enjoyed by all students, such as barbecues, dances, intramural sports and tournaments. They organize spirit days, promote school involvement, and help people in need. |
Mondays at lunch |
Room 152 |
Ms Wakelin, Ms Harpell, Ms Sadler, and Mr Milne |
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Choir |
If you love to sing, then choir is where you want to be! Come join this ensemble, open to all students Grade 9-12, and learn how to sing together in a group context. There may be opportunities for solos along the road, but the focus of this ensemble is to work together and sing as a choir. |
Tuesdays from 2:30 – 3:45 p.m. |
Room 166 |
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Concert Band |
Concert Band is open to anyone who has played a band instrument for at least one year. Attendance at all rehearsals is mandatory. |
Wednesdays at 7 – 8 a.m. |
Room 166 |
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Jazz Band |
This is an auditioned group for students who are interested in playing jazz, latin, and R&B music. Attendance at all rehearsals is mandatory. |
Tuesdays at 7 a.m. |
Room 166 |
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Spartan Squad |
The Spartan Squad is comprised of senior-level students that wish to help our Grade 9 students make a smooth transition into high school. They are ambassadors of the school and take great pride in organizing events, such as the Grade 9 Orientation, Cocoa and Cram Study Session, Parent’s Nights, and a variety of other events. |
Any event that involved Grade 9 students, or events that involve parents/guardians |
Guidance Office |
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Battle of the Books |
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Semester 2 only |
Library |
Ms Weiler |
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Board Games |
Come on out for a fun-filled lunch hour of board games and interactive role-playing games! |
Wednesdays at lunch |
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Best Buddies |
A club to create one-to-one friendships between student volunteers and students with intellectual developmental disabilities and ASD. Fun activities will be planned monthly. |
Tuesdays at lunch |
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Crafters with a Cause |
If you ever wanted to learn how to knit, loom knit, or crochet, this is the club for you. Students can choose a project and we will help you learn the steps in order to complete it. It is a great club to join if you love giving homemade gifts or just taking a break. Yarn crafting has been proven to reduce stress and anxiety, while also aiding mental performance. |
To be announced |
To be announced |
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Drama Club |
This year, the LCVI Drama Club will be working on a production for the National Theatre School Drama Festival. The play will be student-directed, and will be performed in March. Auditions are on September 16. If you are not interested in acting or you didn’t get a part, there are a lot of positions backstage that make a huge contribution! If you would like to learn how to operate stage lighting or sound effects, please sign up or see Ms. Russell. Also, if you are interested in writing or directing plays or initiating an improv club, please see Ms. Russell. |
Listen for announcements |
Room 212 |
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Athletic Union |
The Athletic Union gives students a voice within the athletic life of the school. |
Mondays at lunch |
Room 152 |
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Lunch can be boring so why not come out, get involved, relieve stress, raise school spirit, listen to music, be active, and meet new people…sometimes there are even opportunities to win prizes!
At lunch.
Games start at 11:10 a.m. and finish at 11:30 a.m.
Eat your lunch in the cafeteria before coming down to the gym. Your team will play one game per week. If you want more time in the gym, there are many “open gym” days scheduled for shooting around and playing pick-up sports.
All students are welcome to participate!
The first sport will be indoor soccer. This is usually followed by floorball, dodgeball, team handball, and volleyball. This is subject to change based on input from intramural participants.
In the school’s big gymnasium.
Sign up a team of six to 10 players with a team captain. If you keep the team together over the course of the school year, then you can accumulate points towards capturing the superteam “shield” title at the end of the school year.
Registration forms can be submitted to the Physical Education office located in the main gymnasium.
Also, teams who fully participate and show commitment to playing multiple sports will have the opportunity to design superteam t-shirts. This raises school spirit and identifies your team. Your team name and a logo of your choice will appear on the shirt.
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| School Schedule | |
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Period 1 |
8:10 – 9:25 a.m. |
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Period 2 |
9:35 – 10:50 a.m. |
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Lunch |
10:50 – 11:45 a.m. |
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Period 3 |
11:45 a.m. – 1 p.m. |
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Period 4 |
1:10 – 2:25 p.m. |