​Thank you Ms. Madden, our Indigenous Student Advocate and Elder Bonnie for sharing your gifts of story telling and helping our students learn more about Indigenous culture through the making of bannock - fried bread - for Ms. Gomez's students to share.

​Tis the season for going out and exploring the autumn beauty in our neighbourhood.   Here is Ms. Webb's gr. 2 class posing in nature - clipboards and collection bags in hand.  

Emmeline says, "This class' bulletin board looks like a flower.  Every child is a flower and needs to be watered to grow and live. "

​an exciting day at Watson Road, as Mrs. Wall's  gr. 2/3 traveled by school bus to the museum for a field study this morning.

​ We have been learning about kindness, gratitude and hope throughout the month of
September. As part of our learning, we are going to collect donations for others in our community who are maybe not quite as fortunate as us. Starting on Oct. 1st, we will be collecting socks to donate to members of our community, hence, SOCKTOBER!!!

The reason for socks? The weather is getting colder and many people in our community do not have the means to get what they need to be comfortable in the colder weather.

For the month of October, we will be collecting donations of new, warm, adult sized socks to give to a community partner to distribute as they see fit. ​