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Mrs. Miller has turned the Library Learning Commons into a Winter Wonderland of fun and games!

We were surprised by the PAC this morning with a lovely coffee bar and baked goods. Thank you so much, we all enjoyed the delicious treats!

The grade 5 hoodies have arrived and they look fantastic! Students proudly wore their new hoodies for the rest of the day.

Thank you to the PAC for subsidizing the cost of the hoodies, ensuring each student was able to receive a grade 5 hoodie, running HotLunch for purchases, and to the parent who organized and facilitated.

Our hallways are lined with beautiful winter artwork created by our talented students and our foyer is sparkling with trees decorated by Division 1 students and lights hung by our PAC.

Yesterday morning Sinterklaas elves visited the school. Students left a shoe in the hallway and came back to find that the elves had left a candy cane in each shoe! This is a Dutch winter tradition where Sinterklaas arrives on December 5th to leave a gift on the doorstep. There were squeals of joy heard in the hallways!

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With funds raised, donations received and the recent private contribution of $30,000 phase 2 can move forward. 

Phase 2 is approximately $45,000 and will include musical instruments and a sensory panel located at the back of the school. 

The goal is to provide alternative experiences for every student during recess. Stay tuned for updates and photos!

Phase 3 will include an activity pathway painted on the ground. 

Thank you for your continued support.

Welcome to Kindergarten - Learn Through Play Issue 6 is now available.

This issue is packed with fun activities that you can enjoy with your child at home. These activities are designed to promote early literacy, creativity, and bonding. Whether it's reading a story together or exploring nature, there's something for everyone!

Here we put our climbing,  jumping, landing, and rolling skills to the test. Parkour is a city active where participants climb, jump, land, and roll all around the city. The obstacle has different choices of routes for the students with varying difficulty. They are counting their laps and learning to pace themselves keeping safety as the number one priority.

The students in Division 1 and 2 thoroughly enjoyed their skating experience at ARC on Wednesday November 20th. Students had fun playing hockey, chasing their friends, and scooting around on seals. Even Mrs. Fetterly and Mrs. Bonk got into the fun!

A huge thank you to all the volunteers who accompanied us and helped lace up skates and encourage kids - you were amazing! After more than two hours of skating, the kids even go to enjoy a well-deserved treat back at the school. What a great day!

Here is the leader board for our ninja school classes. These are the finalists for some of the challenges. Students were very motivated to try to beat each other’s records school wide. Next unit - PARKOUR!