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    JSSF

    Kyoto Japan

    U18F Prep Ice Hockey Game (H)

    Charlie Purdey Arena
    VS DHA Green (Delta Home)

    Fall Ball at Spectrum Run and Gun

    Spectrum Secondary

    Drop in Student Yoga

    Jenny Tully

    U17 Prep Ice Hockey Game (H)

    Charlie Purdey Arena
    VS Yale
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    JSSF

    Kyoto Japan

    Black and Gold Day

    Black and Gold for Sr. Field Hockey
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    JSSF

    Kyoto Japan

    2026 Remembrance Day Ceremony

    2026 Remembrance Day Service & Ceremony
    Shawnigan Lake School
    Wednesday, November 4, 2026

    Service and Ceremony: 1:30 - 2:30 PM
    Museum Tours: 2:30 - 3:00 PM
    Afternoon Tea at Head's House: 3:15 - 4:15 PM

    As Shawnigan Lake School marks its 110th anniversary, we are reminded that our very foundation is inseparable from a history of global service. Our campus stands on land acquired in 1916 by founder C.W. Lonsdale from the Ravenhill family following the loss of their son, Horace, in the First World War – a beginning that instilled a community legacy deeply rooted in duty. 

    To honour this history, we invite you to join us for our special 2026 Remembrance Day Ceremony on Wednesday, November 4, 2026. This gathering in our Chapel allows our entire community to reflect on the courage of those who answered the call of duty. We have invited the families of all those Shawnigan alumni who served (and in some cases fell) in the Second World War. We have already heard that the granddaughter of Shawnigan’s first Olympic gold medalist, John Lander, will be attending to represent her family.  

    If you are related to or are connected with family members of the fallen, please contact the Advancement & Community Engagement at advancement@shawnigan.ca.

    We look forward to seeing you at the Chapel on November 4 as we honour our past and build a legacy for our future. Please RSVP to rsvp@shawnigan.ca no later than October 26 to confirm your attendance.


    Field Hockey Dinner

    Marion Hall
    Whole school dinner moved to 5:30-6:15 pm
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    Half Term Break start @ 1:10pm

    Students to return on Monday, Nov 16th between 3pm and 9pm

    Squash Alberta Jesters (JCT)

    Royal Glenora, Edmonton
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    Half Term Break start @ 1:10pm

    Students to return on Monday, Nov 16th between 3pm and 9pm

    Squash Alberta Jesters (JCT)

    Royal Glenora, Edmonton
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    Half Term Break start @ 1:10pm

    Students to return on Monday, Nov 16th between 3pm and 9pm
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    Half Term Break start @ 1:10pm

    Students to return on Monday, Nov 16th between 3pm and 9pm
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    Half Term Break start @ 1:10pm

    Students to return on Monday, Nov 16th between 3pm and 9pm
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    Half Term Break start @ 1:10pm

    Students to return on Monday, Nov 16th between 3pm and 9pm
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    American Thanksgiving Parent Dinner

    American Thanksgiving Parent Dinner
    We would like to extend a warm invitation to all our community members who have a close connection with the United States, to join us for a special Thanksgiving dinner celebration at Shawnigan Lake School.    

    Date: Thursday, November 26, 2026
    Event Program:
    5:00 - 6:00 pm, Drinks & Appetizers, Head's House
    6:00 - 7:30 pm, Upper Dining Hall

    RSVP to rsvp@shawnigan.ca by Thursday, November 12.

    We hope you and your family can join us.
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    Comments Due (Midnight)

    Term 1 Sport comments due in ShawNet
    Term 1 Gr 9 Arts & ADST only comments due in ShawNet
    Term 1 Core Competencies due in ShawNet

    Grades and Efforts Due (Midnight)

    academic, T1 sport, 360

    U15 Prep Ice Hockey Game (H)

    VS Yale @ SLS
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We acknowledge with respect the Coast Salish Peoples on whose traditional lands and waterways we live, learn and play. We are grateful for the opportunity to share in this beautiful region, and we aspire to healthy and respectful relationships with those who have lived on and cared for these lands for millennia.