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Throughout the year families in division 7 and 11 have been invited on Friday mornings to read with the class. Reading with children is very important because it supports their development in many ways - academically, socially, and emotionally.

Don't forget about the FVRL Summer Reading Club!

This past Friday was also Superhero day in division 11 where they were invited to wear fun costumes and create a mask.

Division 15 students have been asking their teacher for a fun day and today was Minion Day!

Mrs. Adi’s class, along with Mrs. A. Hall’s class, has greatly appreciated the sense of community and connection fostered this year through our partnership with the Robert Bateman Leadership students. This week, we wrapped up our final collaborative activity of the school year, celebrating the meaningful relationships and shared experiences that have been built along the way.

The Abbotsford School District gathered to celebrate a remarkable group of retirees whose dedication, leadership, and care have helped shape our schools and community for years.

Hosted at the Clarion Hotel and Conference Centre, the annual Retirement Dinner honoured employees from across the district, including teachers, support staff, administrators, operations employees, and district leaders. Together, this year's retirees represent hundreds of years of service dedicated to supporting student success.

Our Grade 4 and 5 students had a fantastic time participating in the track and field event at Rotary Stadium. They showed great enthusiasm, sportsmanship, and determination throughout the day while cheering on their classmates and trying their best in each activity. The event was a wonderful opportunity for students to build confidence, teamwork, and school spirit. A sincere thank you to Coach Smith and our parent and Mouat student volunteers for their time, support, and dedication in making the day such a success.

The following article is brought to you by Fraser Health.

Keeping kids healthy and safe this summer – tips for parents 

Summer is a time for fun and relaxation. Below are some tips to help your kids stay active, healthy and safe during the summer months.  

Sun protection  

Camping Day fun in Mrs. Adi and Mrs. A. Halls classes! A day full of fun, exploration, and of course, S’mores! 

Division 18 walked to Stoney Creek to release the salmon fry that were given to the school as eyed-eggs in January through the Federal Fisheries and Oceans program Salmonids in the Classroom. Each salmon female lays about 3000 eggs. After growing and traveling through the Fraser River to the Pacific Ocean they will return to the same stream a few years later to lay their own eggs.