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G.F.Kells High School is proud to be hosting the 2014 Saskatchewan Drama Association Region 1 Festival from Thursday, April 10, till Saturday, April 12, at the Memorial Hall Theatre. The price per session is $5. There are 4 sessions: Session #1(evening) is Thursday, April 10. At 7:00 is Oxbow School ("How to Kiss a Girl") and at 7:55 is McNaughton School ("27 Reasons Not to Be in a Play"). Session #2 (afternoon) is Friday, April 11. At 1:00 is Oxbow School ("Dog Fleet") and at 2:00 is G.F. Kells ("Smarty Pants"). Session #3 (evening) is Friday, April 11. At 7:00 is G.F. Kells ("Selfie"), at 7:50 is Redvers School ("Miss Beth"), and at 8:50 is Lampman School ("The Moustache"). Session #4 (afternoon) is Saturday, April 12. At 1:00 is Arcola School ("Teachers on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown") and at 1:50 is Lampman School ("Hairball"). Come check out the awesome local talent. The winner of the Festival advances to the Provincial Festival in Regina. A huge thanks goes out to Shannon Klatt for being the stage manager for the Region 1 Festival and to the Cornerstone Theatre Group for letting us use their beautiful facility for the Festival! Thank you to the many businesses in the community which have already donated door prizes and funds to help support high school drama in the southeast. If you are interested in donating, please contact Dean Zacharias at the school (306) 453-2500.

The Gordon F. Kells High School Drama Club will also be presenting their plays for the public on Tuesday, April 8. With special arrangement from Playscripts Inc. & Theatrefolk they will present two plays by Bradley Hayward (originally from Oxbow): Selfie & Smarty Pants

When: Tuesday, April 8, 2014 @ 7:00 P.M.

Where: Carlyle Memorial Hall

Price: $10.00 Adults, $5.00 Students

Congratulations to the Howe's Angels who won the First Annual Advisory Group Tug of War Challenge. They "cowboyed up" and showed some serious power throughout the competition. Thanks to Mrs. Rutten and the SLT for their continued school spirit building successes.

Badminton season is here! Juniors have practice on Mondays and Wednesdays after school while seniors have practice on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 7:00 PM.

On the last Thursday of the month, students from the G.F. Kells High School will be out in the community for 2 hours after school (3:15-5:15). They will be volunteering their time to make our community a better, cleaner place. If you would like some extra help, we are here for you. Please contact Miss Wiebe via email: [email protected] with your ideas for Day of Help!

With the emphasis on reading in our school, and the push to fill the shelves with new reading material, our fiction collection has grown to more than 4,000! The recent popularity of apocalyptic and "zombie" books has resulted in many new titles. New books are currently being displayed in the library. There is definitely something for every interest and level. Book requests can be brought to Mrs. Richardson.

Anyone who is interested in advertising on the school's virtual signs should contact Mr. Howe at the school. For all of your Gordon F. Kells news and updates, check out the virtual signs or visit our school blog at gfkells.wordpress.com!