School News
February happenings ....
Feb 1 – Swimming for grade 1, 1/2, Grade 6 Immunizations am, Cross Country Skis arrive, Boys Basketball @ Walker
Feb 2 – Pizza Lunch, Grade 2/3 and 3/4 swimming
Feb 3 – Grade 1, 1/2 swimming, Handball at
Feb 4 – Grade 2/3, 3/4 swimming, Day 100, Girls Basketball @
Feb 8 – Grade 1, 1/2 swimming,
Feb 9 – Grade 2/3,3/4 swimming, Boys Basketball home game against Massey
Feb 10 – Grade 1, ½ swimming, Handball
Feb 11 to 15 --No School
Feb 16 – Grade 2/3, 3/4 swimming, Boys Basketball @ Milliken
Feb 18 – Girls Basketball @ Hunt
Feb 17 – Grade 1, 1/2 swimming, Handball
Feb 20 – Babysitting Course for students, 9 – 4 by Ms. Ross
Feb 23 – Boys Basketball home game against
Feb 24 – Handball @
Feb 25 –Assembly
Feb 26 – No SCHOOL for student, teacher are at Convention
January Happenings ....
Strength -- We are not talking about physical strength, but spiritual strength that was instilled in us when we were young people through fasting. We must learn to be patient in times of trouble and not to complain but to endure and show understanding. We must accept difficultties and tragedies so that we may give other strength to accep their own difficulties and tragedies.
Jan. 06 -- Back to school for student and teacher.
Grade 6 students curling pm.
Jan. 08 -- RSO Concert at 10:45
Jan. 09 - City of Regina hosting the Olympic Torch check it out http://www.regina.ca/Page4298.aspx
Jan. 11 - 14 --Snowshoeing for grades K - 3
Jan. 13 -- Grade 6 curling pm.
Jan. 14 - Prekdg report card goes home.
****Parent Council Meeting at 7:00 pm.
Jan. 18 - 21 --Snowshoeing grades 4 - 6
Jan. 20 -- Grade 6 curling pm.
Jan. 26 -- Swimming at the Lawson for Trithart, Kleemola, and Hill
Jan. 27 -- Swimming at the SSLC for Morin and Campbell
Grade 6 curling pm.
January 27 - **Family Literacy Carnival in the evening for students and parents (more detail later).
Jan. 28 -- Swimming at the Lawson for Trithart, Kleemola, and Hill
Jan. 29 -- NO school for student, PD day for teachers.
December Happenings
Kinship - Our family is important to us. This includes our parents, brothers and issters, who love us and give us roots that tie us to the lifeblood of the earth. It also includes extended family; grandparents, aunts, uncles, and cousins, and their-in-laws and children. They are also our family and give us a sense of belonging to a community.
December 4th - professional day for teachers, NO SCHOOL for STUDENTS
December 11th - SSC TREASURE SALE. Students can come and purchase gifts (from gentally used items) for their family.
December 11th - Grade 6/7 away at the Schmirler centre, (pm only).
December 15th - Elementary Band Concert at Johnson at 7:30 pm.
December 17th -PreK Am and Pm at Government House. (during the AM)
December 21th -Winter concert -1:00 performance, 7:00 pm conference
December 22th - Assembly 11:00 am, Last day of school
November Happenings
OBEDIENCE: Obedience means accepting guidance and wisdom from ouside of ourselves, using our ears before our mouth. We learn by listening to traditonal stories, by listening to our parents or guardians, our fellow student and our teachers. We learn by their behaviors and reminders, so that we know what is right an what is wrong.
Special links for talking about what sharing, working together and obeying means:
-- Working Together in Harmony by the Sonic Underground. (YouTube song video)
-- It's my life, problems with parents from PBS Kids. (Interactive kids site).
November 6th - no school for students, professional day (PD) for teachers.
November 9 -- Grade 6, 7, 8 go to a play at Sheldon Williams (9:00 to 12:00)
November 10th --10:45 --Remembrance Day Assembly
Click on the video links below to help you understand why we have Remembrance Day.
- A Pittance of time --Take two minutes of time to Remember - a Youtube video.
- A Remembrance Day Tribute by a student set to John Lennon's song "Imagine".
- Why I Wear a Poppy? -to the song "Dust in the Wind"-- Youtube video.
- "Peace on Earth" song - a tribute to the Canadian soldiers fighting for freedom in Afghanistan.
How will you remember? -- See the various posting on the Vetrans Affair Canada website for things to see and do.
Saskatchewan War Memorials - The Historical information of various memorials from around Saskatchewan have been posted for viewing.
-- H1N1 Immunizations for K-6 students
--Girls Valleyball Team 1 at Hunt school --Team 2 is at Glen Elm
November 11th -- no school for student or teachers.
November 12th -- Parent Council meeting at 7:00 pm.
-- Mom's Pantry deliveries today.
--Boys Volleyball VS Hunt
--Good Food Box Orders DUE TODAY.
November 13th -- Grade 6/7 to Sandra Schmirler Leisure Centre PM.
November 17th - Parent Council goal setting meeting.
November 18th --Good Food Box delivery today.
November 19th -- Good Food Box orders DUE TODAY.
November 20th -- Report card day
November 25th -- Book Fair start today, until Friday Nov. 27.
November 26th -- monthly assembly (11:00 a.m.)
-- Chili, Bannock and literacy night (5:30 to 7:30 p.m.)
November 27th --Parent- teacher - student conferences. (no school for students)
--last day for the Book Fair.
October 30 -- Black and orange Day or costume.
Click here for some Halloween activities.
October 28 -- 1:00 Assembly
October -Tipi Pole Value
SHARING: We learn to be part of a family and community by helping with the provisions of food and other basic needs. Through the sharing of responsiblilities we learn the value of working together and enjoying the fruits of our labour.
Special links for talking about what "sharing" and working together means:
September Tipi Pole Value
RESPECT: Respect means giving honor to our Elders and fellow students, to the strangers that come to visit our community, and to all of life. We must honor the basic rights of others.
Special links for talking about what "respect" means:
- Don't Laugh at Me by Mark Wills song on Youtube.
- Don't Laugh at Me an adaptation of Mark Wills's song.
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