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Thank you for your support! Sandy Hill Elementary donated a full bin of food and raised $476 in donations for the Abbotsford Food Bank. To end the week, the entire school gathered on the bottom field for the Turkey Trot and ran laps with our Sandy Hill Sun Mascot and Turkey! Go Suns Go!

Today, on World Teachers’ Day, the Abbotsford School District is celebrating and expressing gratitude for the incredible educators who are the heart and soul of our organization. We honour our teachers' unwavering dedication, passion, and commitment to preparing and inspiring our students for a lifetime of success through Respect, Opportunity, and Innovation.

Thank you to the Sandy Hill PAC, the ADTU and the Abbotsford School District for providing the Sandy Hill staff to so many lovely treats this morning for World Teacher's Day!

Students and staff across the Abbotsford School District united to show their commitment to truth and reconciliation as they actively engaged in educational initiatives and professional learning sessions last week to honour Indigenous peoples. 

Yesterday was perfect for running! I am so proud of our cross country team. The loop is longer than last year and some finish crying they push themselves so hard but they are showing up and finishing! Last race is Tuesday October 10th at Bateman Park. Go Suns!

Coach Smith

Tansi everyone. My name is Mrs. Ellis and I am a part of the Cree Nation from Flin Flon Manitoba but have lived on the traditional territory of the Sto:lo people, The Semá:th and Mathxwí First Nations my whole life.

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The Sandy Hill cross country team was well represented with close to sixty runners this year. The course was changed at the last minute due to a soccer game on one field but the kids accepted the challenge and did fantastic. The new course actually ended up being a little longer and we are sticking with it, meaning we will have to run a bit more at our recess practices to be prepared. Many students placed in the top twenty and all of them conquered some nerves and finished the race. Well done Sandy Hill Suns!

She graduated from the French immersion program in Abbotsford, and now Madison Hendry has returned to the same school district to teach in French. Canadian Parents for French (CPF) BC & Yukon is pleased to recognize the grade 8 Chief Dan George Middle School educator with its 2023 Teacher Award.

Since 1992, CPF BC & Yukon has been proud to offer a financial award of $2,000 to one or two university students completing their post-secondary education studies and planning to teach French (immersion, intensive, core, or francophone) in BC or Yukon.

Update 28Sept2023 - We did it! $1126.35 was raised by Sandy Hill for the Terry Fox Foundation. Thank you so very much for your support!