For Kent H., education has been more than doing the work handed to him; it has been pushing further, learning faster, and chasing knowledge wherever it leads. This year, Kent reached an incredible milestone: graduating high school three years early and beginning his university journey ahead of schedule. It’s an achievement that reflects years of […]
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For many athletes, the love of sport begins with trying something new. For Grade 9 student Carter DJ, that moment came when he joined the junior curling program at his local club: the first step in a new adventure. “At first I had to be convinced a bit,” Carter admits. “I really love mountain biking,
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Some students measure their school years by the number of credits and the grades on their report cards. Others measure them by lived experiences and memories. For grade 12 student Callum D., it has been both. Graduating this year with over 100 high school credits, Callum’s journey has been nothing short of faith-filled and character-defining.
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The competition floor in Calgary featured more than one familiar face — including Grade 4 HCOS student Emily R, who competed at the same meet as fellow student Hannah H in an exciting weekend of gymnastics. Balancing four separate events in a single competition takes preparation, focus, and consistency. Practice, Persistence, and Progress Competing in
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Grade 8 HCOS student, Bella A., is no stranger to the discipline required in elite figure skating. Her most recent competition showcased not only her technical training but also her commitment to continuing her passion after a difficult setback. During practice, Bella sustained a severe hand injury that limited her movement. For a sport that
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https://vimeo.com/1166505321?share=copy&fl=sv&fe=ci For Grade 9 HCOS student Sam S, wrestling isn’t just about stepping onto a mat — it’s about stepping into challenge and about discipline. In December, Sam travelled to Chilliwack, BC, for a wrestling tournament. Through determination, practice, and a love for winning, Sam pinned his opponent and took home the gold. It was
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Gold on beam. Gold on vault. Second, all around. For Grade 10 HCOS student Hannah H, the gymnastics season is already off to an incredible start with multiple podium finishes at the Gymnastics Rocks the Rockies meet in Calgary. Competing against athletes from across the country, Hannah set personal goals for the meet and surpassed
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For Grade 8 HCOS student Katie B, the stage is more than a place to perform; it’s an outlet for creativity, passion, and expressing herself. This year, Katie took the next step in her theatre experience by performing in her first professional musical theatre production of Annie! A Spotlight Moment Katie is no stranger to
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For Grade 10 HCOS student Norah O, learning is about more than completing coursework – it’s about exploring interests, asking thoughtful questions, and saying yes to new opportunities. That approach recently led Norah to an exciting and well-earned accomplishment: winning a $500 microgrant to support her academic growth. This achievement reflects Norah’s initiative, creativity,
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