Students from PSS Leadership Class help maintain school spirit by organizing various functions and fun days through out the school year. The week prior to Christmas began with Monday as hot chocolate & pyjama day. (Many students absolutely enjoyed going to school in their pj’s!) Tuesday students celebrated by dressing up as a toy. On Wednesday

Princeton Secondary School celebrates with Christmas spirit all week long

Students from PSS Leadership Class help maintain school spirit by organizing various functions and fun days through out the school year.

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