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Grad 2018
Graduation is Wednesday, June 27 at 7pm in the gym. Grads come to the math hall 6:15 for gowns.
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Sem2 Exams
Exam Schedule for Semester 2: June 19-22 Pd 1 Exam on Tues. June 19 Pd 2 Exam on Wed. June 20 Pd 4 Exam on Thurs. June 21 Pd 5 Exam on Fri. June 22 All students will report to classes by 9:15.
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2018 Stepping Away From Stigma Walk
SHHS 2018 Stepping Away From Stigma Raising Awareness for Mental Health Just wanted to remind everyone that Wednesday May 30, 2018 is our Annual STIGMA walk held at SHHS. Mental Health challenges affect us all as a school community and outside of these walls. Lets support saying no to the STIGMA that still surrounds Mental Health challenges. The walk will take place Wed May 30th. We will meet in front of the school at 11:30 for prayer before we start. I ask that we join together as a whole school community and participate in this activity. Like every year we do encourage a toonie donation, but all are welcome to walk. This year again a pizza lunch will be offered to the top earning class. So come on everyone let's take the first step and WALK THE TALK.
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2018 Track and Field
SHHS Does Awesome at 2018 CWOSSA Track and Field After winning 2018 BAA school of the Year at Track and Field, the Crusaders took on CWOSSA the past two days. Making Sacred History, we have 10 athletes moving on to OFSAA West next weekend (June 1-3):
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2018 Mind Over Metal
Mind Over Metal ... Welding Camp The Canadian Welding Bureau Foundation (CWB Foundation) will be hosting a welding summer camp at Sacred Heart High School, Walkerton Ontario to introduce students from ages 12-16 to the trade. This free camp, funded by the CWB Foundation, will run July 2-6, 2018 in the SHHS manufacturing space, under the direction of Mike McCormick. This is a hands on camp with coverage of safety and welding techniques. The target group is at risk / Aboriginal / youth, ages 12-16. There is no cost to participants, and lunch will be provided. Friday July 6 will include a BBQ for parents and sponsors to commemorate the weeks' accomplishments. Participation is limited and on a first register ... first serve basis. Preference is given to 1st time participants. Applications must be received by Friday June 22. Successful applicants will be notified.
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Come celebrate with us! Visit the board website to see what is happening in all of our schools next week, as we celebrate the gift of Catholic Education in Bruce and Grey! Watch Bishop's Crosby's video message for Catholic Education Week 2018, featuring the students and staff of BGCDSB!! May you continue to "let your light shine before others, that they may see your good deeds and glorify your Father in heaven." Matthew 5.16 Let's Pray ~ Let's Inspire ~ Let's Learn ~ Let's Shine
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2018 Rock of Ages
SHHS Drama Productions Presents ROCK OF AGES High School Edition May 10-12, Victoria Jubilee Hall, Walkerton Tickets available at Holst Office Supplies, Marlin Travel, SHHS Guidance Office
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2018 European Battlefields Tour
SHHS students, staff and community members will be travelling through Europe for the 2018 Edition of the Historic Battlefields Tour. The trip occurs from May 3-14, 2018 and the 12 day tour covers France, Belgium, and Krakow, Poland. This year's tour will include the Canadian battlefields of Ypres, Passchendaele, Mount Sorrel, Vimy, Arras, Cambrai, The Somme, Channel Wall, D-Day, the Abbey Ardenne, Chateau Versailles and Auschwitz Concentration camp. Students will also visit select museums and cultural sites enroute. Lest we forget.
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Michael Landsberg Speaks on Mental Health
Michael Landsberg Speaks on Mental Health #SickNotWeak Come and Hear Michael Landsberg speak on Mental Health at SHHS on Wed. April 25th @ 6:30pm Brash and witty, MICHAEL LANDSBERG generates great fun during his customized and interactive talks. A seasoned on-stage pro, he's diverting, smart, and funny. But that's not half of it. Not one to shy away from anything, Landsberg is also one of Canada's most vocal advocates for mental health awareness. Relating his own struggle with depression, he explains why mental illness isn't a weakness-and how, together, we can beat stigma, fight back, and save lives.
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Bursaries and Scholarships from SHHS
Free $$$$ Apply for Bursaries and Scholarships Follow the link to check out information regarding SHHS Scholarship and Bursaries
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Muskoka Woods
Notice for Muskoka Woods Students:
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Brockton's Branding Focus Group
Brockton's Branding lnitiativeFollow up ... Share your Feedback by Please fill out our survey before Friday, April 27, 2018 at 12:00 Midnight in the online survey @ www.Brockton.ca/HaveYourSay
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SHHS Science Fair Gold
SHHS Science Fair Gold Congratulations to Connor Maxwell for winning GOLD for his Science Fair project on Analysis of Nutrient Trends and Impact on Aquatic Ecosystems! Connor will be competing next at the week-long Canada Wide Science Fair in Ottawa. Good luck Connor!
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2018 Spring Parent-Teacher Interviews
Parent-Teacher Interviews on Wed. March 28, 2018 from 5-8pm in the SHHS Gymnasium
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Down Syndrome Sock
Show your support for World Down Syndrome Day. #ShowYourSocks. Wear your cool socks on Wed. March 21, 2018
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OSSLT Practices
OSSLT Practices. Check in at E111 AND the main office. OSSLT Pizza and Practice on March 21, 26, 28 and April 4, 2018. Sign up in the main office and come to E111 at lunch.
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Walkerton Spring Registration
Walkerton is having their Spring Registration – TODAY - - March 8! Come to Walkerton Community Centre on Thursday, March 8, 2018 from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. to register for Walkerton Minor Ball, Camp Celtic, Special Olympics and Brockton Recreation programs. Minor Ball will host an additional registration on Saturday, March 24, 2018 from 9:00 a.m. to Noon. Visit www.walkertonsoccer.ca to register online for Walkerton Minor Soccer programs.
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Mission Trip Clothing
Toronto Street Mission trip Needs Clothing Gently used clothing needed. The Gr. 12 Religion classes are once again doing the Toronto Street Ministry trip on Tuesday, March 27. If there is anyone whose family has some gently used clothing they are looking to re-purpose, please donate to us. Especially needed are t-shirts, sweatshirts, jogging pants, jeans, socks and new underwear. Please bring items into the school by Friday, March 23. Thank you!
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Spirit Week Feb2018
Get Involved in the February Spirit Week to recognize Valentine's Day and to prepare for Lent which begins on Ash Wednesday Mon Feb 12 80s Day Tues Feb 13 School Spirit Wear Day - Assembly Wed Feb 14 Formal Day - Ash Wednesday Thurs Feb 15 PJs Day - Ski Trip Fri Feb 16 Flannel Friday Mon. Feb. 19th is Family Day Holiday
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2018 Course Selections
Course Selections for 2017-2018 School Year Students will be completing course selections using Career Cruising. Guidance counsellors will be meeting with homerooms during February in the computer labs to assist with this process. Please put serious thought into your selections to allow us to build the best timetable possible for next year. Grades 10 to 12 need to submit their choices online and bring in their signed sheets by Friday, March 9th Option sheets for incoming grade 9 students are due Fri., Feb. 23th
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Grade 8s Visit
On Feb. 1st Sacred Heart hosted an orientation for all the current grade 8 students to come and have the day to meet other students, teachers, support staff and student council members. Tours of the school were provided and there were lots of fun activities to familiarize themselves with the school. Looking forward to seeing all of our new students in September.
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Directors Report
The Bruce-Grey Catholic District School Board is pleased to present our 2016/2017 Director's report. The report highlights our successes and provides stakeholders with an update based on the four areas of focus of our strategic plan: Let's Pray, Let's Inspire, Let's Learn and let's Shine. We invite you to view our report online at www.bgcdsb.org. If you require a paper copy of our report, please contact the school, or call the Catholic Education Centre at 519-364-5820 and we will be happy to provide one.
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Gr12 Religion
What's Happening in Religion Class? It's the end of the first semester at SHHS and students have finished exams and have completed their summative projects. For one grade 12 French Immersion Religion class, this project was more than a written assignment. Last fall, their teacher challenged her 20 students to go out into their communities and put Faith into action. Journaling their experiences as they reflect on biblical passages and Catholic Graduate Expectations are also required. One group of boys volunteered to work at the Walkerton Food Bank. They also collected food from many homes in Walkerton and filled the trunks of their cars a few times. Another group spent valuable time at Brucelea Haven getting to know the residents while visiting and enjoying activities with them. A smaller group of Kincardine students entertained the residents at Malcolm Place Trillium Court, by playing the violin, the piano and singing. One group prepared a talk on the available resources for mental health questions and issues for grade 9 students. Another solo student helped with the Youth Choir that was part of the Singing Tree. As they complete these projects, the students are overwhelmed with the positive responses to their work. The recipients of these projects are thankful and hopeful that these projects become ongoing.
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Hoby Leadership
HOBY Leadership Conference for Grade 10 We are looking for a grade 10 student who is interested in leadership to represent Heart. One student will be selected to go to an all-expense paid 3-day leadership seminar; "Tomorrow's Leaders" held at University of Guelph's Ridgetown (in Ridgetown, Ontario) on Friday, May 4th to Sunday, May 6, 2018. To apply, you need to write an answer to the following question in no more 500 words and submit to guidance by Friday, February 9, 2018. What do you believe is the biggest problem facing Canadians as a nation? How would you to attempt to resolve this problem? Go to http://www.hoby.org/ for more details.
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Swim Team
On Feb. 7 the swim team will compete at the District level. On Feb. 14 the team will compete at CWOSSA.. Best of luck to all the team and coach, Ms. White.
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Semester 1 Examinations Jan. 26-Jan. 31, 2018
Semester 1 Examinations Jan. 26-Jan. 31, 2018. All students are to be in exam area by 9:20am
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2018 Gr8 Parent Nights
Gr8 Parent Nights Thurs. Jan 18 & Tues. Jan. 23, 2018 @ 6:30 pm in the SHHS Cafeteria. You need only attend one of the 2 nights. Parents and Gr8 Students are invited from feeder schools and from the general population. ALL are welcome to the Heart!
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EQAO Math 2018
EQAO Math Testing for Gr9 Math Students this semester will be on Thurs. Jan. 18 and Fri. Jan. 19, 2018
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Battlefields Bingo
Fundraising Bingo for the 2018 Battlefields Tour of Europe Trip. All people 18 and over are invited to the KofC Hall between Walkerton and Mildmay. The Knights of Columbus have offered all net proceeds from the event as a fundraising opportunity for our Battlefields Tour trip for 2018.
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Spirit Wk Christmas 2017
Get Involved in the 2017 Christmas Spirit Week! Check out the attached poster
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Try The Trades Nights 2018 Open to All
Bring your Dad, and your Mom, bring a friend See if a career in the trades is in your future Please RSVP with number of guests attending by January 10, 2018 to email@example.com or call 519-881-1900 2 Opportunities to Learn About the Trades
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Ladies Night Out - Try the Trades 2018
Ladies Night Out January 11, 2018 – 3:45 – 7:30 PM Sacred Heart High School Get some hands on experience in the Wood, Automotive, Manufacturing and Hospitality shops. RSVP by January 8, 2018 to email@example.com or call 519-881-1900 Dinner Provided January 16, 2018 Open To All Come out and try the Trades at Sacred Heart High School Work in the Automotive, Culinary, Manufacturing & Wood shops Dinner provided
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BNPD Co Op Information
Bruce Power Co-op information night for parents and students is 7-8pm Thursday, January 11 in the library @SHHSCrusaders
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Cabaret 2017
Come to the Cabaret 2017... Don't Stop Believing on Thursday Nov. 30, 2017 @ 7pm in the SHHS Auditorium
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WFY Nov 2017
WesForYouthOnline.ca High School Hockey Tournament Sacred Heart High School is hosting the 6th Annual WesForYouthOnline.ca High School Hockey Tournament on Wed. Nov. 15, 2017 and Thurs. Nov. 16. This special event helps promote mental health awareness to local youth and includes 10 boys teams and 8 girls teams from across Midwestern and Central Ontario. Come down to the arenas to watch great hockey action and support Mental Health.
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Follow this link to register for Ski Trip / Ski Club information at Blue Mountain. See Mr. Legace for more information. https://www.bluemountain.ca/groups/recreation-day-groups/school-day-groups/winter-school-groups-registration
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School Clothing For Sale SHHS SPIRIT WEAR is FOR SALE! This year orders are being done completely online. You can view and purchase your school clothing by using the following link: https://shhs2017.itemorder.com SAC will be available at lunch in room E113 (Ms. McCormick's room) with samples if you would like to try anything on. They are also handing out the links to our students to take home, and information will also be available on our school facebook page and in the school newsletter. If you have any questions, just let Mr. Koebel or Ms. McCormick know.
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Battlefields Clothing Drive
Sacred Heart High School is hosting a Fall Clothing Drive to help raise funds for the 2018 Battlefield group Please clean out your closet`s and drop off your bags of gently used clothing to our school until November 23rd. Some of the items we are collecting include: gently used clothing footwear outerwear belts, ties and purses blankets, bedding and linen`s draperies, pillows, and cushions gym bags, sleeping bags and fabric based luggage The Battlefield group will receive money for every pound of clothing collected. In return your donation helps support the Kidney foundation and the environment. Thank-you for your support.
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2017 Boys VBall Tourney
SHHS is hosting the 2017 Catholic Volleyball Tournament on October 12 & 13, 2017 Full Slate of Volleyball Action, Mass, Banquet, more volleyball
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Driver's Ed - Register Now
Driver Education Classes Semester I 2017/2018 School Year Below are the times and dates for the Driver Education classes to be offered Semester 1 at SHHS for the 2017/2018 school year. If you are interested in taking one of these classes please complete the Registration Form provided and return it with a cheque, issued to SHHS for $520, to Mrs. Sachs in the Guidance Office. Please indicate which class you wish to take and date your cheque for the date on which the class begins.
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2017 Orange Shirt Day
Remembering residential schools and progressing towards Truth & Reconciliation. SHHS will celebrate Orange Shirt Day on Thursday, Sept. 28, 2017. The Bruce Grey Catholic District School Board will celebrate it on our PD Day on Friday Sept. 29th. For more information link to http://www.orangeshirtday.org/
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Gr 9s Welcomed
Welcome Gr. 9s to SHHS Grade 9 Appreciation Event 2017 The Senior Students Welcomed our Grade 9 with an afternoon of fun and extra clothing-enhancements? on Friday Sept. 22, @ SHHS. The spirit was high, the positive energy was flowing and the weather was awesome! Enjoy your years at the Heart!
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Terry Fox 2017
2017 SHHS Terry Fox School Run Thursday Sept. 28 during Period 2 Please hand in a minimum $10 donation to your homeroom teacher. Donations may also be made online and a printout submitted to your teacher at http://www.terryfox.ca/SacredHeartHighSchoolWalkerton Download Pledge and Permission Forms
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2017 Photo Day
School Photo Day - Information Sheet Friday September 15, 2017 Photos will be taken in the library. We will start with the Grade 12s and continue for the entire day. If you miss your grade's call, you will be given a second chance at the end of the day. We have changed photography companies and will be using Lifetouch Photography this year. Students will receive a proof sheet with package options and pricing after photo day. Photos can then be ordered online, mail, telephone or a drop box that will be located in the main office at the school. Money for Yearbooks and Student Fees will still be collected on photo day. If you have registered for online payments with the school, you may pay for your Yearbook and Student Fee online. Make all cheques payable to Sacred Heart High School. No post-dated cheques please. Read full details here.
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Gr9 Parent Night
Families and Grade 9s are invited to attend our grade 9 parent night! Thursday Sept. 9, 2017 @ 7pm in cafeteria.
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Catholic Ed Celebration
The Bruce-Grey Catholic District School Board is hosting the 10th Annual Diocesan Celebration of Catholic Education at Sacred Heart Parish Walkerton @ 4:30pm. As a community of faith, we will come together with representatives from the Diocese, St. Jerome's University and the 7 Catholic School Boards within the Hamilton Diocese for this very special celebration.
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Back to School 2017
The office will be open Monday, August 21, from 8:30 AM to 4 PM. Beginning Wednesday, August 23, students can come to the school to obtain their locker. Lockers are assigned to all students in grade 9, 10 and 11. Great 12 students have the opportunity to select their locker. A lock can be purchased at the school for $6 or students can bring their own combination lock. Lockers can be obtained starting Wed Aug 23. Grade 12s may pick a locker, all others are assigned. You can bring a lock or buy one for $6
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SHHS Sports Scholarships 2017
Five students from Sacred Heart High School in Walkerton have received sports scholarships. Pictured here from left: Black Mackey, Tony Elliott, Rachel Rier, Lucus Slosser-McLean and Ryan Bester. - Sacred Heart High School/PHOTO
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2017 SHHS Athletic Awards
Sacred Heart High School recognized their 2016-17 experiences and success at the end of the year Athletic Celebration in the school gymnasium. Intramural and out-of-school participation was recognized with fellowship and pizza during the lunch time event. SHHS also recognized some extra special accomplishments, these recipients are in the photo.
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2017 Skills Canada
Skills Canada 2017 Keaton Rich is 2nd in the Country!
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Catholic Student Award 2017
Congratulations Alec Mckinnon, CEFO award winner for Sacred Heart High School, 2017.
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2017 Math Contest Winners
2017 Math Contest Winners
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2017 Exam June
All exams are written in the morning. All Students are to be in the classroom by 9:15 a.m. Grade 11 & 12 Exams: 9:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Grade 9 & 10 Exams: 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Students may not leave the examination room until 11:30, which is 30 minutes prior to the maximum scheduled length of the exam.
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2017 Youth Mental Health
Supporting Youth Mental Health Sacred Heart High School, in conjunction with the We CARE partners and other guests invite you to a Community conversation about supporting youth mental health: Sacred Heart High School, Walkerton June 5th 6:30 p.m. Snacks and refreshments provided
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2017 Relay for Life
Our school has decided to help in the battle against cancer by hosting a Canadian Cancer Society Relay For Life event at our school. Our event will take place on: Thur. June 1 from 9 am- 9 pm (Friday is a PD Day) Relay For Life is a non-competitive overnight Relay in which teams of 10 participants raise a minimum of $100 each, dress up according to their chosen team theme and walk, run or stroll continuously around a track to raise funds for the Canadian Cancer Society. These funds are used for research and support programs for people living with cancer. Relay For Life brings together students, teachers, family members and friends to celebrate cancer survivors with a Survivors' Victory Lap and to honour the memory of loved ones with a special Luminary Ceremony.
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OFSAA West Track and Field news .... The weekend of May26-28, 2017 was productive for SHHS Track & Field Athletes at the OFSAA West Regional T&F Championships held in London at Western University. Jeremy Elliot captured THREE SILVERS in the Midget Boys Throwing events – capturing 2nd place in Javelin, Discus and Shot Put. Older Brother Tony Elliot won Silver in Sr. Boys Discus. Billie Martin won GOLD in the Midget Girls Shot Put, raising her personal best by 1.6m to defeat all competition with a put of 11.02m. Excellent efforts were put in by Matthew Donnelly running under 2 min in the Jr. Boys 800m to earn Silver and qualify for OFSAA and to Ryan Renaud who finished in the top 7 in the 200m Jr. Boys event.
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2017 FSL Survey
Have your Say About French Language Instruction! Particpate in a board-wide survey that was conducted at the beginning (implementation) of the FSL Framework 3 years ago. It is the end of the 3 years and it is necessary to re-do the survey for ALL French students in our board- FI AND Core French.
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Little Shop Of Horrors
Little Shop of Horrors MAY 11, 12, 13 8:00 P.M. VICTORIA JUBILEE HALL, WALKERTON TICKETS AVAILABLE AT MARLIN TRAVEL, HOLST OFFICE SUPPLIES, OR BY CALLING SACRED HEART HIGH SCHOOL AT 519-881-1900
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Skills Ontario 2017
Skills Ontario Results So far at Skills Ontario Provincial Championships in Toronto On May 3, 2017, after 3 days of competition, SHHS has done very well KEATON RICH was named TOP SECONDARY SCHOOL COMPETITOR in ONTARIO KEATON RICH is Provincial Champion in Machining MICHAEL MONTREUIL is 2nd in Ontario in CAM - Computer Aided Manufacturing
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Running With Team Unbreakable
We are planning a run group known as Team Unbreakable that is directed towards teenagers aged 13-19 and involves meeting twice a week for progressively more challenging runs to assist in completion of a 5km race (Colleen Lantz Run 4 Youth 5km Saturday August 12th) as well as a weekly presentation on an aspect of mental wellness.
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Easter 2017
Easter Mass was held at Sacred Heart Parish in Walkerton for all SHHS Students on Tuesday, April 18, 2017 with Father Andrew celebrating Mass, Liturgical Dancers, the school choir and the boys Rugby team assisting.
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Literacy Test and Interviews
The Literacy Test will be written on Thursday morning, March 30th, in the a.m.. Final after school help session is March 29th after school. Sign up in main office! Parent-Teacher Interviews are Thursday, March 30th from 5-8 pm in the Gymnasium. Student Report Cards were sent home this week by each teacher.
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Ladies Trades Night 2
April 5, 2017 Back by Popular Demand - Ladies Night Out - Explore The Trades @ SHHS All females are invited to attend to come and investigate the trades available @ SHHS. Food is provided, night is hands on and will investigate the different trade areas / programmes @ SHHS. Please call ahead to reserve your spot, even though there is no cost. SHHS ladies, Mums, Grandmas, Aunts, Neighbours, etc. are ALL invited!
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Avery Wettlaufer Top 6 at OFSAA Swimming
Congratulations to Avery Wettlaufer from the SHHS Swim team for capturing a 6th place finish in the 50m Butterfly at the OFSAA Swimming Championships in Windsor on March 7, 2017
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OSSLT Sessions
The Ontario Secondary School Literacy Test (OSSLT) is quickly approaching and will be written by all Grade 10 students and 2nd time writers on Thursday, March 30th. We are offering to help prepare for student success on this assessment. We will be running after school prep sessions on Wed, March 8, Wed, March 22, Tuesday, March 28, Wednesday, March 29. All of these dates are consistent with late bus runs. Food will be provided for these practice sessions. ALL STUDENTS in grade 10 or 2nd time writers are strongly encouraged to attend to better prepare the Literacy Test.
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Academic Awards Feb2017
SHHS hosted the Academic Awards assembly on March 3rd, 2017 to recognize students achieving honours in 1st semester.
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Benefit - Dave Barclay
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Job Fair OS
The region's largest job fair is set to return for its fourth year on March 8, 2017. The event will run from 2:00 to 6:00pm at Heritage Place Shopping Centre in Owen Sound.
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Roots of Bruce 2017
The Roots of Bruce event offers an opportunity for you to get involved with local agriculture. No experience is necessary, and there is a hot lunch provided for those who volunteer the whole day! It is being held Thurs. April 6th and Fri. April 7th from 9:30am to 2:00pm
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Women's Institute Scholarship
This scholarship is provided for students, residing in Bruce County, who are furthering their formal education as a full-time student at a post-secondary institution (in their first or second year). Value $500. Application deadline is March 31, 2017. Please see the attachment for the application form. Marion Leifso Secretary of Bruce County District Women's Institute
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Boys BAA Bball 2017
First BAA championship for senior boys basketball in 13 years @SHHSCrusaders @BGCDSB Thanks coach Becky Kroeplin
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Ladies Night Out - Explore The Trades @ SHHS
Ladies Night Out - Explore The Trades @ SHHS All femailes are invited to attend to come and investigate the trades available @ SHHS. Food is provided, night is hands on and will investigate the different trade areas / programmes @ SHHS. Please call ahead to reserve your spot, even though there is no cost. SHHS ladies, Mums, Grandmas, Aunts, Neighbours, etc. are ALL invited!
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Bell Let's Talk Day 2017
Bell Let's Talk Day 2017 On January 25, Let's Talk Every time you talk, text and join in on social media on January 25, Bell will donate 5¢ more to mental health initiatives.
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Grade 8 Parent and Student Information Night
Grade 8 Parent and Student Information Night Jan 19 or Jan 24
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EQAO Math 2017
EQAO Math 2017 Testing on Thurs. Jan. 19 and Fri. Jan. 20 in the Math Classrooms for grade 9 students
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CATHOLIC SECONDARY SCHOOL REGISTRATION for SEPTEMBER 2017
CATHOLIC SECONDARY SCHOOL REGISTRATION for SEPTEMBER 2017. Program Options, Information, Course Calendar Selection Books and Option Sheets are available
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While LTE is destined to become the dominant wireless airlink, several formidable challenges will make its widespread adoption go slower than many expect. For starters, spectrum has to be cleared, licensed and either allocated or sold off before LTE takes hold. As every country has its own telecommunications regulations, these factors will take varying periods of time to be resolved.
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- Working through technology partners, Huawei and Ericsson, Vodafone purchased 1,500 LTE base stations in Germany in 2010.
- LTE networks will have better than half of all last mile backhaul capacity in North America by 2014.
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U.S. and European Union officials have said repeatedly since negotiations on the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership were announced earlier this year that perhaps the most meaningful benefits of this agreement would come from closer cooperation on regulatory issues. But with substantive talks not even yet begun, the two sides are already wrangling over what that cooperation should look like.
U.S. Trade Representative Mike Froman said in a Sept. 30 speech that Washington's goal is to "bridge the divergences between two well-regulated markets" while retaining a "shared commitment to strong regulations in the public interest" and reducing "unnecessary costs that damage our collective competitiveness in an increasingly competitive global economy." He highlighted problems such as disagreements on how to define and recognize equivalence among regulations, the inability to test U.S.-made products against EU standards in the U.S., and the fact that "the only bodies the EU recognizes as producing international standards are those in which the EU member states cast the bulk of the votes." These and other differences have created unnecessary barriers, Froman said, which not only increase costs and deter trade and investment but have also "emerged as the greatest potential impediment" to further economic integration and "inhibited our ability to present a shared vision to other countries and to agree on global rules."
Froman offered three principles that should underlie efforts under the T-TIP to address these issues, highlighting how the U.S. system reflects these principles and suggesting that the EU's system needs work in each area. First, transparency, such as by providing adequate advance notice of specific regulatory measures instead of "just preliminary, general papers on the subject." Second, participation, or providing meaningful opportunities for input from a broad range of stakeholders, public and private, foreign and domestic. Third, accountability, or providing responses to that input as well as a rationale for the final regulatory decision that is based on evidence and science. "If we succeed in embedding these principles" in the T-TIP, he said, "we'll produce better regulations and mitigate many of the tensions we face around regulatory divergences."
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The prospects for bringing the two sides together on these issues are better than they might appear, Froman said. For example, the "so-called gap between Europe's preference for the precautionary principle and the United States' focus on cost-benefit analysis" in considering regulatory action is "decreasingly important." In addition, "we can draw inspiration from the difficult work we have both accomplished" in pushing through difficult but important regulatory reforms.
EU Trade Commissioner Karel De Gucht offered his take on the matter, including a rebuttal of some of Froman's assertions, in an Oct. 10 speech. De Gucht rejected any implication that the EU should modify its regulatory system to more resemble that of the U.S., stating that "a beauty contest will flatter no-one" and that "neither side will be successful if its seeks to impose its system on the other." He defended the EU regulatory and standards systems, which reflect decades of experience fostering cooperation among 28 member countries, as being transparent, open to input from "anyone who will potentially be affected," and based on "the best science available." He also asserted that these systems have resulted in "perhaps the highest level of consumer, environmental and labor protections in the world" and have eliminated separate, conflicting standards that would inhibit the free movement of goods across borders.
De Gucht said that from the EU's perspective there are three essential elements for the regulatory chapter of T-TIP. First, strengthening cooperation on regulations and standards that could have a significant impact on transatlantic trade, such as by opening channels of information and communication early in the process. Second, examining ways to make existing regulations more compatible, such as mutual recognition that regulations in areas such as automobiles and pharmaceuticals yield the same level of safety or greater efficiencies in areas such as chemicals where the two sides' regulatory approach may be very different. Third, a new Regulatory Cooperation Council "that brings together the heads of the most important EU and U.S. regulatory agencies" to "monitor the implementation of commitments made and consider new priorities for regulatory cooperation," including the joint development of regulations "that could then have a good chance of becoming international standards."
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Troubleshooting XML Schemas in InfoPath 2003
This content is no longer actively maintained. It is provided as is, for anyone who may still be using these technologies, with no warranties or claims of accuracy with regard to the most recent product version or service release.
Summary: Microsoft Office InfoPath 2003 allows you to create XML form solutions by loading an externally authored XML Schema (XSD) definition file into the InfoPath design environment. Learn how to take advantage of InfoPath support for using externally authored XSD files to create custom form templates, and find out how to troubleshoot common problems. (16 printed pages)
Andrew Begun, Alessandro Catorcini, Mark Roberts
Microsoft Corporation
August 2004
Applies to: Microsoft Office InfoPath 2003, Microsoft Office InfoPath 2003 Service Pack 1
Introduction to Troubleshooting Schemas
Unsupported XSD Constructs
XSD Constructs with Reduced Functionality
XSD Constructs with Special Meaning in InfoPath
Debugging Common XSD Errors
How to Edit or Author an XSD for InfoPath
Additional Resources
Introduction to Troubleshooting Schemas
A form template that you create with Microsoft Office InfoPath 2003 uses an XML Schema (XSD) to perform structural and data validation on the XML that is input, edited, and output from an InfoPath form. Every form template created in InfoPath design mode contains at least one XSD schema file (.xsd) that is used for validation at run time. This article discusses InfoPath support for externally authored XML Schemas used to create form templates.
To load an XSD schema file that was authored outside of InfoPath
On the File menu, click Design a Form.
In the Design a Form task pane, click New from XML Document or Schema.
You can specify any XSD file you want to use by manually editing your template files outside of design mode. The XSD file you specify, however, must be one that Microsoft XML Core Services (MSXML) 5.0 considers valid.
Microsoft Office InfoPath 2003 Service Pack 1 (SP 1) includes support for loading schema files that you previously could not load, as well as a number of other product enhancements to improve XSD support. For example, with InfoPath SP 1 installed, you can change the underlying schema while you are designing the form template. New controls such as the Choice Group, Repeating Choice Group, and Repeating Recursive Section are also added.
For additional information about XML Schema standards and implementation, see the following resources:
XML Schema Resources
W3C XSD Page
W3C Schema Primer
W3C Schema Structure Reference
W3C Schema Datatypes Reference
XML Schema Tutorial
MSXML 5.0 XML Schema Documentation. See the "XML Schemas" book in the MSXML 5.0 SDK documentation, which the InfoPath 2003 setup program installs in drive:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\OFFICE11\1033\XMLSDK5.CHM
Unsupported XSD Constructs
The following sections describe XSD constructs that InfoPath cannot handle at run time. Avoid these constructs when creating a form template in InfoPath design mode. Differences are called out between support in InfoPath 2003 and InfoPath 2003 SP 1.
ENTITY and ENTITIES Types
The ENTITY and ENTITIES types require a document type definition (DTD) for validation, which InfoPath does not support, with or without InfoPath SP 1. InfoPath does not allow you to design a form template against such a schema and displays an error message that recommends changing the ENTITY type to the NCName type from which ENTITY derives.
If you manually author an InfoPath form template outside of design mode, and it uses an XSD that includes ENTITY and ENTITIES types, the form template may work at run time if the Template.xml file contains the required DTD for these types.
Required xsd:any Element
InfoPath 2003
An occurrence of an xsd:any wildcard element—that is, an occurrence of an xsd:any element with a minOccurs attribute value greater than zero ("required any")—prevents InfoPath from deterministically creating a valid instance for this schema fragment. Because InfoPath must be able to create a valid instance when generating a form that uses this schema fragment, schemas with required xsd:any elements are not supported. As a workaround, you can modify the schema to specify exactly which elements you want to declare as choices at that point in the schema.
InfoPath 2003 SP 1
When you design a new form template from an XML Schema, as part of running the Data Source Wizard, InfoPath SP 1 prompts you to choose which schema element you want to use in place of the required xsd:any element.
Elements with an Abstract Complex Type
InfoPath 2003
If an element is defined as having an abstract type, then the element cannot appear in the instance document as an instance of that type; rather, it must be specified as a type deriving from the abstract type. For the schema to validate correctly, the instance of that element must use a different type and must specify that type with an xsi:type attribute. The type referenced in this attribute must derive from the abstract type.
Without InfoPath SP 1 installed, you cannot design a form against a schema that uses this construct. One workaround is to change the element type to a derived type of the abstract type in the schema itself.
InfoPath 2003 SP 1
With InfoPath SP 1, design mode supports designing a form template against schemas that use abstract complex types. For example, if an element named shippingAddress has an abstract complex type named address that has two derivations, USAddress and CanadianAddress, then InfoPath treats any instance of shippingAddress as a choice between shippingAddress with type USAddress and shippingAddress with type CanadianAddress.
In this example, if the provided schemas contain no types that derive from address, then InfoPath requests an additional schema that fulfills this requirement.
XSD Constructs with Reduced Functionality
The following sections describe XSD constructs that have reduced functionality when used to create a form template in InfoPath design mode. Differences are called out between support in InfoPath 2003 and InfoPath 2003 SP 1.
Substitution Groups
InfoPath 2003
When you design a form template against an XSD that contains substitution groups, InfoPath ignores the substitution group members and does not display them in the Data Source task pane. The only exception is for abstract elements. In this case, a member of the substitution group for the abstract element takes the place of the element in the Data Source task pane.
If the substitution group for an abstract element contains no elements, InfoPath design mode fails to work against the provided XSD.
InfoPath 2003 SP 1
With InfoPath SP 1, all members of the substitution group appear in the Data Source task pane. InfoPath represents the substitution possibilities as a choice of all the substitution groups (including the defining element, if it is not abstract).
If there are no substitution groups for an abstract element, InfoPath prompts you to provide a schema that contains at least one element that is a substitution group.
Unbounded Choice Elements
The following schema fragment shows an unbounded choice element:
<xsd:choice maxOccurs="unbounded">
<xsd:element name="my_element_1"/>
<xsd:element name="my_element_2"/>
InfoPath 2003
InfoPath treats unbounded choice elements the same as a sequence of unbounded elements in the Data Source task pane. The contents of the choice element each can have an individual list control bound to them.
InfoPath 2003 SP 1
InfoPath SP 1 displays repeating choice elements as repeating choices in the Data Source task pane. There is also a Repeating Choice Group control that you can use to represent the heterogeneous list defined by the repeating choice element in the XSD.
Repeating Sequence
The following schema fragment shows a repeating sequence:
<xsd:sequence maxOccurs="unbounded">
<xsd:element name="my_element_1"/>
<xsd:element name="my_element_2" minOccurs="0"/>
InfoPath 2003
You must be particularly careful when writing XPath expressions for repeating sequences. You can see, in the previous example of an XSD construct, that it is possible to have a list of elements with name my_element_1 with an optional my_element_2 after each my_element_1. The InfoPath list controls do not work well with XML such as this. In design mode, InfoPath prompts you to choose how many instances of the sequence you want to design against. If you choose three instances, then three pairs of my_name and option_name to which to bind controls appear in the Data Source task pane.
InfoPath 2003 SP 1
As long as the repeating sequence contains a required element, InfoPath SP 1 loads the XSD without modifying it, and allows you to bind repeating section controls to the repeating sequence.
Choice of Model Groups
The following schema fragment shows the choice element containing several model groups.
<xsd:element name="my_element_1"/>
<xsd:element name="my_element_2"/>
<xsd:element name="my_element_3"/>
InfoPath 2003
If InfoPath encounters such a construct in the XSD, it prompts the form designer to choose which branch of the choice element to design against.
InfoPath 2003 SP 1
With InfoPath SP 1, design mode supports such XSD constructs without requiring any modification by the form designer. While it does not modify the meaning of the schema, InfoPath SP 1 simplifies a choice of a choice into an equivalent collapsed single choice in the Data Source task pane.
Optional Sibling with Same Qualified Name
The following schema fragment shows an optional sibling with same qualified name (QName).
<xsd:element name="my_element_1" minOccurs="0"/>
<xsd:element name="my_element_2"/>
<xsd:element name="my_element_1"/>
Because every potential XML instance must be accounted for in InfoPath design mode, the XPath expressions for these nodes can quickly become nontrivial. Design mode does not expose parts of the schema for which it may have difficulty creating correct XPath bindings, and it warns the user about the portions of the schema it ignored. Support for these constructs is the same in InfoPath and InfoPath SP 1.
XSD Constructs with Special Meaning in InfoPath
The following sections describe XSD constructs that have special meaning when used in creating a form template in design mode. These sections describe how you can use the constructs in your schema to enable certain behaviors. Support for these constructs is the same in InfoPath 2003 and InfoPath 2003 SP 1.
Adding New Element Fields and Groups with the Data Source Task Pane
You can construct your schema so that you can use the Data Source task pane to add new element fields and groups to an element at design time. To do so, you declare an element in your schema with an optional, unbounded xsd:any element that specifies the namespace attribute with the any wildcard. Then, in design mode, you can use the Data Source task pane to add new element fields and groups to that element. For example, you could add new content to the following element:
<xsd:element name="open">
<xsd:any minOccurs="0" maxOccurs=
"unbounded" namespace=
Adding New Attribute Fields with the Data Source Task Pane
Similarly to the element case, you can declare an attribute with an anyAttribute element that has the namespace attribute specified as the any wildcard. At design time, you can use the Data Source task pane to add new content to that schema attribute.
<xsd:element name="open">
<xsd:anyAttribute namespace="any" processContents="lax"/>
Storing XML Signatures in the Data Source
To enable users to digitally sign a form at run time, the schema of the data source must declare an element named signature for storing the XML Signatures (digital signature) information that is created when a user signs the form. You make this declaration by using the xsd:any element with the namespace attribute specified as the XML Signatures namespace with a wildcard character, as follows: "http://www.w3c.org/2000/09/xmldsig".
<xsd:element name="signature">
<xsd:any namespace="http://www.w3c.org/2000/09/xmldsig"
processContents="lax" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded"/>
Binding a Field to a Rich Text Box Control
Rich Text Box controls in InfoPath generate generic XHTML; consequently, your schema must specify that any number of text and XHTML nodes is valid in the XML of the form instance. You can achieve this specification with the following XSD construct.
<xsd:element name="xhtml">
<xsd:complexType mixed="true">
<xsd:any minOccurs=
"0" maxOccurs="unbounded" namespace=
InfoPath never modifies the content of the schema file (.xsd), but it may logically infer a subset of it for design purposes. The schema file is always untouched within the form template at both design time and run time.
Debugging Common XSD Errors
If you load externally authored XSD files to create form templates in InfoPath design mode, you may receive either of two types of error messages: MSXML error messages or InfoPath error messages. MSXML error messages appear in the Details section of an InfoPath error message dialog box, and they always begin with a reference to the name or path of the schema file that is raising the error. Some valid XSD schema constructs are not supported by InfoPath; these are discussed in Unsupported XSD Constructs. This section describes some common errors that can cause schemas to fail to load successfully in InfoPath.
XSD Namespace Declaration
Similar to all W3C standards, XML Schemas (XSD) went through a lengthy review process on its way to becoming a recommendation. There were many working drafts, and consequently, many XSD files were written based on these evolving standards. During this process, Microsoft created a proprietary schema language called XML-Data Reduced (XDR) that was included with MSXML 3.0. With the release of MSXML 4.0 and later, Microsoft XML Core Services supports the full recommendation of XSD. Many programs for creating schemas did not wait for XSD to become a full recommendation. Older versions of these programs may produce outdated XSD files that the MSXML 5.0 infrastructure on which InfoPath depends does not support.
To ensure that an XSD file supports the full XSD recommendation, it should contain the following XML namespace declaration in the <schema> tag.
Similar to all XML namespace declarations, the XML prefix (in this case 'xsd') can be any valid prefix string. Some common prefixes you may see in practice are 'xsd', 'xs', and '' (no prefix). MSXML 5.0 usually reports an error about the root not being properly defined if this namespace declaration is missing.
Importing and Including Schemas
XSD schemas are extensible and can import and include other schemas. Generally, you should import a schema if the schema specified in the targetNamespace attribute differs from the current schema. You should include it if the schema specified in the targetNamespace attribute is the same as the current schema.
The semantics for importing and including schemas are as follows.
<xsd:import namespace = "[anyURI]" schemaLocation = "[anyURI]"/>
<xsd:include schemaLocation = "[anyURI]"/>
If the schemaLocation attribute is missing (as happens with some converters), then MSXML 5.0 raises an error because it cannot find the file. If you get this error, also check to make sure that the resource or location specified in the schemaLocation attribute is accessible by users of the form template. Obviously, errors occur if the schemaLocation attribute references a server or directory that is down or nonexistent or if users do not have access permissions. Also, be sure to examine all imported and included schemas to make sure they are valid.
Errors caused by problems with the schemaLocation attribute are an issue only when InfoPath first imports the schemas; that is, when you first start designing a form based on an existing schema. After that, InfoPath works with cached versions of the schema files that are stored in the form template.
An empty namespace attribute is allowed when importing a schema, if that schema does not specify a targetNamespace attribute. In general, the namespace on the import must match the targetNamespace specified in the schema that you import.
Nondeterministic Schemas
The MSXML 5.0 infrastructure that InfoPath depends upon can reliably detect and raise errors to alert you to nondeterministic schemas, but the resultant error message does not provide a line number to tell you which part of the schema is raising the error. This section discusses why it is important for XSD schema files to be deterministic and what it means to be nondeterministic, and it shows some common errors to avoid.
XSD schemas exist for the purpose of validating XML data structure and type semantics. To accomplish this task, the validating system (in this case, MSXML 5.0) must map XML nodes to XSD declarations. Without this mapping, the validating system cannot accomplish its task. If a mapping can be guaranteed, then the schema is deterministic. If there is a single XML instance that makes this mapping impossible, then the schema is nondeterministic.
The following example schema is nondeterministic.
<xsd:element name="file_Information">
<xsd:element name="file_name"/>
<xsd:element name="file_path"/>
<xsd:element name="file_path" minOccurs="0"/>
<xsd:element name="URI"/>
So you can see why this XSD segment is nondeterministic, assume you have the following XML fragment that you want to validate with this schema.
In this XML fragment, it is not clear whether the <file_path> element is the required node from the first part of the choice declaration or the optional one from the second part of the choice declaration. This distinction is important because:
If the XML fragment is validated against the first part of the choice declaration, then the XML is valid against the schema.
If the XML fragment is validated against the second part of the choice declaration, then the schema is not valid, because the required <URI> node is missing.
Some XSD validation systems err toward validating against this schema because there is a valid path. MSXML 5.0 is stricter and raises an error stating that the schema is nondeterministic.
Following are a few more examples of nondeterministic schemas. The first deals with optional elements. Often, these cases arise from XDR to XSD converters because of differences in the default cardinalities in the two schema languages. The first case to consider is optional elements declared with xsd:choice and xsd:sequence elements. Optional elements declared in an xsd:sequence element usually validate properly, as long as you do not have elements with the same name more than once, with only optional elements in between. For example:
<xsd:element name="container">
<xsd:element ref="aNode" />
<xsd:element ref="anotherNode" minOccurs="0"/>
<xsd:element ref="aNode" />
To understand why this schema segment is nondeterministic, assume you have the following invalid XML fragment:
Just by glancing at this fragment, you can see why it is invalid: there are two <aNode> elements before the <anotherNode> element, when only one is allowed.
Now assume that you have the following XML instance to validate:
The challenge is to determine whether this instance is valid. Do you have two <aNode> elements where only one is allowed, or do you have an <aNode> element where it is allowed and another where it is allowed? Because there is no way to know, the schema is nondeterministic.
Similarly, optional elements declared in an xsd:choice element usually are problematic. In the following simplified example, there is no way to determine whether the choice occurred once with the optional element not being there or whether it never occurred at all.
<xsd:element name="node" minOccurs="0"/>
The final questionable practice is using an xsd:any element without a namespace definition, as in <xsd:any namespace="other"/>, after an xsd:sequence element. This construct is especially troublesome when it follows an optional element. If you revisit the previous example and change just the last node to an xsd:any element, you can see that all the previous arguments about nondeterminism still apply, as follows:
<xsd:element name="container">
<xsd:element ref="aNode" />
<xsd:element ref="anotherNode" minOccurs="0"/>
<xsd:any />
Illegal Enumeration Values
Usually, XSD schemas do not perform any type validation until you validate an actual instance document. An exception to this is when you have an enumeration in your schema. In this case, the schema validates the enumeration values against the enumeration types to ensure they are proper node values. Here are two examples.
<xsd:simpleType name="showTimes">
<xsd:restriction base="xsd:time">
<xsd:enumeration value="18:30:00"/>
<xsd:enumeration value="20:45:00"/>
<xsd:enumeration value="eleven o'clock"/>
This schema is invalid because "eleven o'clock" is not a valid value for an element of type xsd:time.
The following is a more complex example:
<xsd:simpleType name="concession">
<xsd:restriction base="xsd:NMTOKEN">
<xsd:enumeration value="GummyBears"/>
<xsd:enumeration value="SnowCaps"/>
<xsd:enumeration value="M&Ms"/>
To understand why this example is invalid, you must understand how the type xsd:NMTOKEN is defined. The W3C datatypes specification defines the NMTOKEN type as follows: "An NMTOKEN (name token) is any mixture of name characters."
If you investigate further, you find that '&' is not a valid name character, and therefore "M&Ms" does not validate as an NMTOKEN type.
Empty Sequence or Choice Elements
MSXML 5.0 sometimes raises errors about schema declarations that contain empty xsd:choice or xsd:sequence elements, as shown in the following example:
<xsd:element name="emptyContainer">
<xsd:choice />
Simply removing the empty <xsd:choice /> tag should fix this problem.
Regular Expressions
MSXML 5.0 can have problems validating regular expression patterns on load. Regular expressions can be complicated, and you should be careful when using them. Every XSD parser seems to have flexible regular expression languages; that is, they implement the official XSD regular expression language plus elements from other regular expression languages. If InfoPath design mode has a problem parsing a regular expression, then the sample data InfoPath generates might be invalid or might not be generated at all. This is acceptable at design time, because InfoPath uses only sample data for formatting. If, however, you use a regular expression that MSXML 5.0 does not support, then InfoPath cannot validate a value against it when a user is filling out a form in edit mode. The W3C tutorials completely describe what is supported in XSD regular expressions. For more information about XSD regular expressions and Unicode level 1 regular expressions, see the Unicode Home Page.
targetNamespace Attribute Issues
XSD is interesting in that the targetNamespace attribute by default refers only to top-level declarations, although you can set attributeFormDefault=qualified and elementFormDefault=qualified to override this default behavior. As an example, assume you have the following XSD:
<xsd:schema xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" targetNamespace="http://ns" >
<xsd:element name="root">
<xsd:element name="local"/>
Your XML instance doc looks like the following:
<ns:root xmlns:ns="http://ns">
Because qualification is turned off by default, local definitions do not require the target namespace. However, if you change your local definition to be global, then your reference must be qualified with the namespace prefix. For example, the following schema is invalid:
<xsd:schema xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" targetNamespace="http://ns" >
<xsd:element name="root">
<xsd:element ref="global"/>
<xsd:element name="global"/>
This schema is invalid because "global" is in the namespace "http://ns". The simple ref="global" is not recognized because the default namespace is not "http://ns". To fix this, you must add a prefix for the target namespace and use that for all global references and type uses. The corrected schema looks like the following:
<xsd:schema xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema"
xmlns:ns="http://ns" targetNamespace="http://ns" >
<xsd:element name="root">
<xsd:element ref="ns:global"/>
<xsd:element name="global"/>
Be sure that, if your schema has the targetNamespace attribute specified, all global references are qualified with the correct namespace prefix.
XML Processing Instruction Encoding (Unicode vs. ANSII)
Because XML fully supports only Unicode character sets, you may lose information if you save files that use ANSII characters. On the other hand, saving files as UTF-16 may be excessive for your particular use. To reduce the implementation cost of an XML reader, the XML author must state which encoding they are using in the top-level XML processing instruction. You may recognize something that looks like this:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
This processing instruction tag is specifying that the encoding of the file is UTF-8. You must ensure that the file encoding is the same as the encoding stated in the processing instruction tag. You can determine the encoding by looking at the bytes of the file and looking for the Unicode byte order marks, but there is an easier way. If you are having problems opening an XSD schema, specify the encoding as "UTF-8", open it in a text editor such as Notepad, and then save the file using UTF-8 encoding (Notepad provides the Encoding drop-down list to specify this in the Save As dialog box). If you still have problems opening the file, it is not an encoding issue.
maxOccurs Attribute Inside the xsd:all Element
Because of the way nondeterminism is defined in the XML Schema recommendation, the only legal value for the maxOccurs attribute of an xsd:element element inside of an xsd:all element is 1. For example, the following is valid:
<xsd:element name="x" minOccurs="0"/>
<xsd:element name="docs" minOccurs="0"/>
However, this example is not valid:
<xsd:element name="x" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded"/>
<xsd:element name="docs" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded"/>
This example is invalid because the validation system cannot determine whether two occurrences of <x/> map to the single declaration or to the declaration and another illegal definition. Along the same lines, you cannot have two elements of the same name in an <xsd:all> tag either.
This example is also interesting because it allows you to have any number of <x/> and <docs/> nodes inside a containing element in any order. Although this construct is illegal, there is a workaround. By using the xsd:choice element, you can achieve the same result, as demonstrated in the following example:
<xsd:choice minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded">
<xsd:element name="x" />
<xsd:element name="docs" />
How to Edit or Author an XSD for InfoPath
The two examples in this section demonstrate how to edit or author a schema to produce specific results in InfoPath.
Allowing User-defined Elements to Be Inserted in the Data Source Task Pane
To allow user-defined elements to appear under a parent element in the Data Source task pane, you must insert an xsd:any element under the parent element. To allow user-defined elements to be inserted inside <your_node_name>, the XSD declaration should look something like the following:
<xsd:element name="your_node_name">
<xsd:any namespace="any | other"
minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded"/>
If you want to allow user-defined attributes as well, then you need to add <xsd:anyAttribute namespace="any | other"/> to the element declaration.
Allowing Rich Text Elements to be Bound in InfoPath Design and Edit Modes
If you want to declare an element that can be bound to a Rich Text Box control, then it should have the following form, which includes the xsd:any element with a namespace attribute set to "http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml".
<xsd:element name="your_node_name">
<xsd:complexType mixed="true">
<xsd:any namespace="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"
minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded"/>
By taking advantage of InfoPath support for designing XML form solutions based on externally authored XML Schema (.xsd) files, you can create a form template that works with an industry-standard schema or custom schema created by your company or organization. With the information in this article, you can create custom XSD schema files that are compatible with InfoPath, and you can troubleshoot common issues you may encounter when loading externally authored XSD files into the InfoPath design environment.
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Hello team,
I'm a new Uro owner and just got a Saharan Yellow Uromastyx yesterday.
I set all the temps with an IR thermometer (125 grading down to about 86), the humidity is low and whatnot. The only problem is her enclosure is too small, currently in a 2'x1' temporary enclosure. I'm definitely going to upgrade her to a 4' length enclosure, but I'm hesitant to move her while she's still stressed out from the first move.
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congrats on your new friend!
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