For Grade 2 student Aila M., learning came to life through a hands-on exploration of simple machines: full of creativity, curiosity, and the kind of excitement that comes from building something all on your own. Over a few weeks, Aila explored simple machines through fun worksheets, discussions, and lots of hands-on projects. But the most […]
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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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Hello HCOS & Flex Community, With the Christmas season approaching, we need your help to make our annual virtual Christmas Celebration amazing! This year, it will look a little different than in the past as we have decided to introduce a Christmas Art Celebration! The Christmas Art Celebration is a wonderful and fun way to
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Christmas is in the Air! With Christmas under two months away, your HCOS student council is bringing back the Christmas Cookie Competition! Much like last year, we want to invite all HCOS students and families to join in the fun. with different grade groups and different themes to inspire your creations: K-2: North Pole (Santa,
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Yearbook is Back, and We Need Your Photos! Hello Grade 10-12 HCOS Students! As many of you know, this is our third year creating the HCOS yearbook! After several years of great success, we hope to continue this trend and make this year our best yet! Similar to previous years, these books will only
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Villanelle by Kassia Beauchesne Novel: The Choosing by Rachelle Dekker The flower’s purpose is simply to grow Living in fear is not who you are Only by facing fear can you let it go. The flowers beauty isn’t just for show But beauty alone will not get you far The flower’s purpose is simply to
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Meet Theo Kim, a grade 8 student attending Heritage Christian Online School. Along with academics, sports and music are a big part of his life. Theo is the youngest member of a musical family that enjoys blessing others with their music. The family ensemble has performed in Canada, the U.S. and Europe in churches, concert
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Dance,…it’s what I love to do and what I have chosen for my life’s work. How did it all begin? I was a busy child—climbing walls, walking on virtual shoestrings, and dangling myself from great heights. My parents are the greatest, most grounded people I know. So, how did two such grounded folks deal with
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My name is Eliana Stein, I am a female compound archer, and I competed in the Canada and BC Winter Games. Some typical questions I get asked often are, how did you get into archery, and have you ever shot an apple off of someone’s head before? While that last question has a very simple
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