News Stories

On Thursday September 26th staff and students wore their orange shirts in a show support to truth and reconciliation and to honour Indigenous peoples.

The school met on the upper field and formed a circle with our Indigenous Support Worker leading the group. 

Reconciliation is not a destination but a process. We encourage you to discuss with your child(ren) what they have learned at school. 

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We did it! Sandy Hill exceeded the $1200 goal. Over $1400 was raised by Sandy Hill for the Terry Fox Foundation. Thank you so very much for your support!

With the Cross Country Team leading the way on Wednesday September 25th, the entire school went outside after recess in the wet weather to run in support of Terry Fox. 

The Abbotsford Board of Education regularly meets throughout the school year. Agendas and minutes from the public Board Meetings can be accessed through the District's Electronic School Board. Below is a summary of highlights from the meeting.

*Please note that the beginning portion of the board meeting was not recorded due to technical errors.

We had fantastic weather for our first race! The course was a bit shorter than last year but the returning runners still said it was tough because they basically sprinted the entire way. We have two more races coming up the next two Tuesdays. Cross country runners will lead the school warm up for the Terry Fox run as well. Well done runners! 

The accessible playground addition has been in full use since the start of the school year. It has enriched the students playground experience since they can now all play together. We've seen so many smiles of friends reconnecting after the summer. 

Thank you so much for your continued support. 

If you are new to the school, you maybe want to read a couple of the news items below:

Accessible Playground Update1 

Today Cops for Cancer visited Sandy Hill Elementary. The entire school lined up at the front of the school to provide a warm welcome. 

The school made a donation of $100. Cops for Cancer is a fundraising event that includes law enforcement and emergency services personnel who cycle across regions and engage communities en-route. For more information please visit their website. 

On Friday, September 13th,  / vendredi le 13 septembre, we celebrated our back-to-school with a big party, "La fête de la rentrée"!

Rachna Singh, Minister of Education and Child Care, issued the following statement as students return to school.