Sir Godfrey GreggSchool is not just about individual achievements—it’s also about working as a team and supporting one another. When students come together, encourage each other, and share their victories and struggles, everyone benefits. Success multiplies when it is celebrated as a community. Learning is easier and more fun when you…
Sir Godfrey GreggBY: Godfrey Gregg Your dreams matter, and they’re worth every bit of effort you put into them. There will be days when things feel hard, when you don’t understand something right away, or when you feel like giving up. But remember: every person you admire once stood exactly where…
Read moreSir Godfrey GreggRequired classes take up a lot of space in your schedule, so utilize your free periods for classes that spark your interests or passions. Take advantage of the elective options that seem interesting to you. You never know — these courses could strike a hidden chord and determine your…
Read moreSir Godfrey GreggThere are many school shootings in the United States primarily due to a combination of factors including easy access to firearms, social exclusion and bullying, family and neighborhood dysfunction, and mental health issues. The widespread availability of guns, including handguns and high-capacity magazines, makes it easier for potential shooters…
Read moreSir Godfrey GreggTell a trusted adult: Report bullying to a teacher, guidance counsellor, principal, or school anti-bullying coordinator as soon as possible. Use official processes: Many schools have forms or online systems for reporting bullying; keep records and copies of any reports you submit. Provide details: When reporting, describe what happened,…
Read moreSir Godfrey GreggUse the buddy system: Stay with friends or allies, so you’re less likely to be singled out. Stay in safe areas: Avoid places where bullying is likely to happen (e.g., empty hallways). Be assertive: Practice speaking up clearly if confronted, and tell the bully their behaviour is not OK.…
Read moreSir Godfrey GreggStay calm: Take deep breaths and try not to show that the bully’s words or actions upset you. Walk away or ignore: If it’s safe, walk away and don’t respond; this deprives the bully of a reaction. Tell the bully to stop: Firmly say “Stop.” Don’t retaliate or escalate…
Read moreSir Godfrey GreggAggressive behaviour: Physical attacks, threats, or pushing others around. Teasing or name-calling: Persistent, mean-spirited teasing or ridiculing others. Social exclusion: Leaving someone out on purpose or spreading rumours. Manipulation: Using social power to control group dynamics, spread false stories, or pressure others to join in hurting someone. Cyberbullying: Sending…
Read moreSir Godfrey GreggGoing back to school can be exciting and daunting. To make the transition smoother, focus on organization, establishing routines, and seeking support when needed. Remember to prioritize your well-being by getting sufficient sleep and managing stress. Here’s a more detailed breakdown: Preparation and Organization: Create a study space: Having a dedicated…
Read moreSir Godfrey GreggA bully is someone who repeatedly targets another person to hurt them or make them feel afraid, using physical strength, social status, or information (like rumours or online posts). Bullies may intimidate, threaten, or control others to get what they want. They often pick targets who are alone, “different,”…
Read moreSir Godfrey GreggBullying is intentional, unwanted, and aggressive behavior that usually involves a real or perceived power imbalance between the bully and the victim. It often happens repeatedly, and includes actions or words that harm someone physically, emotionally, or socially. Bullying can be physical (hitting, pushing), verbal (name-calling, teasing), emotional (exclusion,…
Read moreSir Godfrey GreggHeavenly Father, We thank You for the gift of knowledge and the opportunity to learn. We ask for Your guidance and wisdom to be with all the students as they study and grow. Help them to seek You first in all their learning, remembering that true wisdom begins with…
Read moreSir Godfrey GreggWhen you are in school, learn well, for studying is a way to honour God with the mind He has given you. The Bible says, “The fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge” (Proverbs 1:7), reminding us that true wisdom begins with God. Learning equips you not only…
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