Morning Announcements for May 28, 2026
Posted on 05/28/2026
Attention artistic nighthawks!
Sustainable Orillia is doing their annual poster competition. This year's prompt is success stories- how have we helped the earth. There are big cash prizes available. See Ms. Dunn or Ms Cooper-Wagner if you're interested.
Attention Grade 12s!  Make sure you swing by the front office this week at lunch to pick up your prom ticket if you purchased one!  See you all Friday!
Carnival Day is coming to OSS on Friday June 5th! It is time to celebrate the school year and all the accomplishments that were made this year.  This will be an afternoon buy in at a cost of $30 per class so bring in your spare change to your period 5 class.  The afternoon will include Beavertail and Funnel Cake food trucks, inflatable obstacle courses, a Grad/Teacher flag football game, grade colour challenges, game tables, Hawk shop pop up, vendors, and more!  Graduates will receive one free Beavertail or Funnel Cake.  Be sure to bring cash for the vendor tables.  Food Trucks will accept credit/debit and cash.
Student council brings to you colour wars!  Show your school spirit and which grade is the best by sporting your assigned colour on Carnival day.  Grade 9 is yellow, Grade 10 is blue, Grade 11 is green, and Grade 12 is pink.   There will be games where the grades will complete against each other and the winner will be crowned the best grade in the school!  Don't miss out!

The Boys Rugby Team played their final home game yesterday with a convincing 67-27 win over Stayner.  Dominant set play by Taylor C. set the stage for numerous scores.   Try scorers included Calder F, Taylor C, Reid W, Vihas G, Gavin H, and Tonnam W with a pair. The boys controlled most of the game with organized play and aggressive rucking.  The game ended with a highlight crushing hit by Athan S.  Go Nighthawks.

The Nighthawks Ultimate frisbee travelled to Barrie for a double‑header yesterday. They opened the day against a strong first opponent, battling hard and putting two points on the board with determined play.
Game two was a gruelling matchup. The Hawks gave up a few early points in the first half but showed real resilience, mounting a steady comeback just as time expired. Despite the tough finish, the team made some fantastic plays and kept the energy high from start to finish.
Great effort, great spirit, and a whole lot of fun. Come check out the home game next Wednesday and cheer on your Nighthawks.