1. Memory Bags Mrs. Moir’s class read a book called Shi Shi Etko, by Nicola Campbell. This book tells the story of a little girl that is getting ready to go off to residential school. She creates a memory bag to take with her to help her remember her home. The class then made their… Read more »

1.Remembrance Day Assembly Thank you to all of the students for showing such respect at the Remembrance Day Assembly. This assembly is so important as it reminds and explains to our younger generations the meaning of this day. A big thank you to Mrs. Driver’s, Mrs. Randa’s, Mrs. Watkins, Mrs. S-K’s, Mrs. Moir’s and Mrs…. Read more »

1.Book Fair I love books so I am always excited when it is book fair time! The book fair was a huge success, kids were thrilled to look at all of the new books and other gadgets the fair had to offer. Many students went home with a new book ready to go on a… Read more »

1.Soap Carving Division 8 began carving bars of soap into boats this week. It was great to see all of the students so engaged and careful with the tools. The students are excited about doing a good job so they can move into working with real wood! 2. Planting Potatoes Mrs. Jackson’s and Ms. Wendell’s… Read more »

Mrs. McArthur’s class and their big buddies worked together to make the beaded and feathered strands of their class dream catcher. Each year in Mrs. McArthur’s class students make and put their own strand on the dream catcher so that they can have a peaceful rest time, filled with good thoughts. Mrs. McArthur has found… Read more »

Bootcamp – Starting the mornings off right! Mrs. Parsons and Ms. D are running a morning bootcamp for students right after the first bell for around 15 minutes. They report that it’s going really well. They average 15 students on a daily bases and the students seem to be into improving their activity skills in… Read more »

1. Buddy Reading Division 8 and 13 had their first buddy reading this week. It was nice to see them enjoying the love for reading and building new friendships. 2. Cross Country Week 2 Another sunny race day! The students continue to push themselves to do their very best :O)   3. Orange Shirt Day… Read more »

1.Cross Country The cross country team had their first race this Tuesday. The weather was great for a run in the trails and the kids did amazing! The route is over 2km long and each child did their very best and crossed the finish line! We race again this Tuesday, so wish them luck! 2…. Read more »

1.Harvesting the Garden The students in Mrs. Moir’s class spent a sunny afternoon harvesting the produce planted last year in the garden. The students were examining the sunflowers determining if the seeds were ready to eat and picking the very ready cherry tomatoes! There are beans, green onions, lettuce, pumpkins and more! 2. Entertainment Book… Read more »

Before the switch, Mrs. B-Gs Gr 2/3s created and taught Math games to Mrs. Watkins’ grade 1s. What a fun way to reintroduce shapes and counting! 2. We ended the week being entertained by Axe Copeira. Capoeira is an Afro-Brazilian martial art developed in the 1500s by African and Indigenous slaves in Brazil as a… Read more »