Week of June 19th - June 23rd

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 Hello families,

PAT season is in full swing. I have been so proud of how seriously students are taking their exams and the effort they are putting in to have this be a good first standardized test experience for them. We are making sure to try and reduce stress as best of possible and taking trips outside to get fresh air while the weather is so nice. 

Students are encouraged to finish up any last tasks they have left for the year. We are winding down quick here and with Sports Day and Farewell assemblies next week, we will be wrapping up our last assignments and projects Monday and Tuesday. 

Sports Day is Tuesday afternoon! Stay tuned for more information to come out about the picnic lunch for parents to come to (unless it was already sent out, I am planning Sports Day and still somehow out of the loop). 

Grade 6 Farewell will be on Wednesday afternoon at 1:30pm. Grade 6 families please, please, PLEASE if you haven't sent me a baby picture of your kid, do so this weekend. I have been putting the slideshow together and would love to have it done this weekend. 


We checked out Ms. Rowley's community signs recently! The kids journaled about them and we met up with Ms. Rowley to talk about the accomplishment. We also had the honour of reading the Lorax this week with Ms. Rowley and Ms. Stevenson, it was so much fun. 


Have a great weekend! 



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