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Grade 13 Class of 1970 Reunion
Over the weekend of June 10-12, 2022 60 people will gather in Fenelon Falls to celebrate 52 years since our graduation from Grade 13.
Two Fenelon Falls Secondary School Students Commit to the McMaster University Football Program
On February 16, representatives from McMaster University visited Fenelon Falls Secondary School (FFSS) to sign two students to their football program.
St James Church Garden Collaborates on Food Bank Youth Project
St. James Anglican Church is excited to embark on a collaborative project with the Fenelon Falls Horticultural Society to grow fresh produce in the Community Garden for the Food Bank. The church donated 7 raised beds in the Community Garden to be tended by dedicated youth from Langton Public School and Fenelon Falls Secondary School. Church members also volunteered time and donated plants to get things started.
From the Fenelon Falls Horticultural Society
We are so pleased to announce that the Fenelon Falls Horticultural Society's (FFHS) program with local youth has been awarded a $500 grant from Commonwell Mutual Insurance Group’s SeedIt Program! The FFHS and youth from Langton P.S. and Fenelon Falls S.S. were busy planting seeds in early spring and now have their food plants in the ground for all our local food banks.
Fenelon Falls Robotics Kicks Off Their Season
For the third consecutive year, the students at FFSS have been competing in FIRST Robotics, an international series of tournaments designed to encourage high school-aged teams to compete head-to-head on a special playing field with robots they have designed, built, and programmed. In conjunction with the Robotics course being offered at the school, and with the generosity of local sponsors, the Robotics Club has spent hundreds of hours designing, coding, creating, and testing their creation in preparation for this season’s upcoming competitions in Oshawa, North Bay, and Mississauga.