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October 2019 Newsletter
October was another jammed packed month of learning and experiences! We kicked off the month with singer and songwriter Norman Foote visiting the school. His energy, enthusiasm and his way of engaging and involving the students was wonderful to see. We also practiced...
September 2019 Newsletter
Welcome to the 2019/2020 school year! We are off to a wonderful start and into full swing at the school. It's been great to reconnect with our students, staff and colleagues after a well deserved summer break. September was a busy month with lots of school events and...
We have a busy but shorter week ahead! Hereβs whatβs happening at GN School for October 19β23:
π MondayβWednesday β Scholastic Book Fair in our school library!
π Monday β Division 1 visiting the Foundry in the afternoon.
π Tuesday β Swimming for Pre K & Kindergarten.
π TuesdayβThursday β Fish processing activities.
π Wednesday β Divisions 6/7 visiting Storeyβs Beach at 1:00 pm.
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Thursday, October 22 β Early dismissal at 12:00 pm for professional development.
π« Friday, October 23 β NO SCHOOL for students (Professional Development Day).
π Our weekly breakfast, snack, and lunch menu is also attached. Please check out what Chef Sharon and our Food Services team have planned!
Please remember the early dismissal Thursday and school closure Friday.
Have a great week, everyone! β€οΈ
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The kids might as well graduate now there’s barely any school for them js
Our Kindergarten and Grade 1 students had a wonderful opportunity to visit Little Tsulquate Creek and watch the salmon returning to spawn! What a great way for our young learners to connect with nature, explore their local environment, and learn about the importance of salmon to our ecosystem, culture, and community. Learning doesn't just happen in the classroom! π
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We are excited to be having the book fair at our school. All funds raised allow us to add more books to our library. Come check it out with your kids, or you can send money, and we will help the kids make great choices.
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