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Sandy Hill was recently the birthplace to salmon, butterflies, chicks and ducks! Always a busy place for some fun learning.

Please read the following important message from Fraser Health.

The second Freezie Friday was just as successful as the first one. $416 worth of freezies were sold. The goal overall is $1000 raised for Archway Community Services so they are well on their way! Thank you for your support of our Intermediate students and their community service project.

It's the big book grab! Sandy Hill students (and staff) had the opportunity to pick free books from generous donations collected by the community. Books inspire, educate, bring joy and foster a love of reading! 

This National Accessibility Week, we took time to highlight the many ways our schools can become more accessible, inclusive, and welcoming for all students—regardless of ability.

Throughout the week, we shared:

• Tips for supporting students with hearing differences, from improving classroom acoustics to using captions in virtual meetings.

All of our grade 5 students enjoyed a field trip to parkour!

The first Freezie Friday was a huge success! $424 was raised for Archway Community Services. Thank you for your support of our Intermediate students and their community service project.

Grade 5 girls and boys have finished their basketball seasons. They met some tough competition and were able to focus on simple key strategies  (defensive) which changed the outcome of the games considerably. Grade job grade 5's! We have started training for the track meet which is coming up on Tuesday June 3rd!

Thank you to everyone that helped make the 1st Spring Fair an amazing event! The weather couldn't have been better and we hope that everyone had a fantastic time!

CONGRATULATIONS to Division 1 Public Speaking Finalists!

Over the past couple of months, Division 1 students have been hard at work learning how to compose a formal speech and express themselves eloquently while speaking to others.  They have been learning how to use eye contact, vary the pitch and volume of voice while speaking, and use gestures to help convey emotion and sentiment.  They then took to the stage (okay... just the front of the room)... to entertain, persuade, and enlighten us – the whole class did amazing!