Dear Parents/Guardians, Division 1 will be participating in a Force and Motion walking field trip to the Shrum Science Centre at SFU on Wednesday, March 13. The lab we are attending is scheduled to take place between 10:00 and 11:30. … Continue reading →

Students in Division 1 are using Twine which is an open-source tool for telling interactive, nonlinear stories to create their own “Choose Your Own Adventure” stories.  It’s been great witnessing them make their imaginative stories come to life.  Be sure … Continue reading →

Wishing everyone a restful winter break and holiday.  I hope you are able to enjoy some fun family time and create some lasting memories.  I also wanted to thank you for the support you have given to your child and … Continue reading →

In Science and Physical Health and Education, we started our unit on the human body, puberty, and making safe choices. You and your child are approaching a big milestone and the difference you can make at this point in their life … Continue reading →

Hello All, Just a reminder about the Halloween Celebration occurring at Confederation Park on Saturday and Sunday.  It’s a chance to see your child’s pumpkin on display with over a hundred other student’s pumpkins.  Here’s a link with more  website … Continue reading →

Just a friendly reminder that Division 1 and 2 will be taking part in two free pumpkin carving sessions on October 24th and 26th with Guts and Seeds.  Please make sure to have your paperwork in by Monday, October 23rd. … Continue reading →

This week Division 1 has been learning about Orange Shirt Day and the National Day of Truth and Reconciliation. Truth and reconciliation is an ongoing process that requires reflection and action. In an interview, Phyllis Webstad, the person whose experience … Continue reading →

A belated welcome to the division 1 blog site.  I am so excited to be your child’s teacher this year! Joining our classroom community is Mx Hunt, an Educational Assistant. This blog will give you some general information about our … Continue reading →

Alphabet Body: Call out a letter and work together to form that letter by using your bodies. Letters that work well are: A, X, S, C, F, J, I, L, U, V, K, Z. Don’t forget to stretch and hold … Continue reading →