IMG_3891On Tuesday, October 5th, Mrs. Chantrill’s Grade 3 class and Mrs. Holloway’s Grade 3/4 class participated in an engaging Fire Safety Presentation from the FSJ Fire Department. A special thank you to Lt Alyn Stobbe and Captain Marco D’Agostino for joining us to teach our students about fire safety and fire prevention strategies.
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We’re Hiring
SD60 is looking for Casuals to join our team in the following roles:
Educational Assistants
Bus Drivers
Custodians
Administrative Assistants
You can apply online at: www.bit.ly/joinsd60.Orange Shirt Day
Just a reminder that there is NO SCHOOL tomorrow in observation of Truth and Reconciliation Day. Thank you to our school community for the sea of orange in our building today.
Here are a couple of photos.School Fees for the 2021-22 School Year
A reminder to all parents that there is no need to purchase school supplies for your children. School fees are paid to the school each year and include supplies for our students.
Fees for the 2021-22 school year are as follows:
Kindergarten –Jerusalema Dance Challenge
Thanks to the inspiration of Mrs. Lee and the help of Tanya Hart (video and editing), we have an amazing school-wide dance compilation. This project was so important as it brought us together again as a school community after a challenging year of Covid restrictions and cohorts.
Welcome to Kindergarten
On June 15th, we held our Welcome to Kindergarten event for next year’s youngest learners. It was so exciting to meet our new students and their parents and we look forward to officially having them join our school community in September.
T-Shirts – Mrs. Barr and Mrs. London’s Classes
Here are a few of the T-shirts designed and created by students from Mrs. London’s and Mrs. Barr’s classes. The designs, created on iPads, were cut out of vinyl using our new Cricut machine in the Maker Room.
Indigenous dance by Leah, Bobbi, and Dixie – Mrs. Cronin’s Class
Maker Room Activities
This morning Mrs. London’s class tried out one of our new Maker Room activities called Turing Tumble. They had to work in teams to build mechanical computers powered by marbles to solve logic puzzles.
IMG_4986Track and Field
On Thursday, June 10th our intermediate school community participated in a Track and Field Day! It’s an event that the students look forward to each and every year, and we were so happy to have the meet happen.
