I think this is Mr. C’s favourite holiday. Our office was fully decked out. It was great to see so many costumes!
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Class Photos on Monday, May 2nd
Monday, May 2nd is class photo day!
Ready, Set, Learn- Friday, May 13 and Thursday, June 2nd from 10:45-12:00
Do you have a 3 or 4 year old future Laker? If so, come and join us for one or two Ready, set, learn days. Come with your 3 or 4 year old and join us.
Welcome to Kindergarten – Thursday, May 19th 9:15-11:15am
We are looking forward to meeting all of our new Lakers on Thursday, May 19th, 9:15-11:15am. Please enter through the office doors and turn right to go to the gym. We will be giving you some great resources and providing you with information about the school and our kindergarten program.
Will your child be 5 years old by the end of 2022?
Just a reminder that kindergarten registration is open and that we will be having our Welcome To Kindergarten on Thursday, May 19th morning. There will be more information to follow about the welcome to kindergarten plan.
Happy Easter
We want to wish everyone a Happy Easter! Enjoy the long weekend and we look forward to seeing you back on Tuesday, April 19th.
Bluey Day Fundraiser
Did you know that Mr. Merhi is going to shave his head for Bluey Days. I have copied the link below if you are interested in supporting this great cause.
https://app.simplyk.io/fundraising/1b49afd3-acac-4245-af85-76c60709228a
Regional Science Fair Projects Going Live at 1pm Today
Northern BC Regional Science Fair going live! – Once the judging is over on Friday morning, we are planning to make all of the projects available to the public at 1:00pm. People can review the fair’s projects at this link: https://projectboard.world/ysc/regional Then go to the Regional tab and select Northern BC from the drop down menu.
100 Days Smarter
Wow, did our kindergarten students ever age overnight. It was fun to see their costumes. They had a lot of fun today.
Mr. Merhi, Mr. Watson and Mrs. Chartrand’s Classes win Reading Challenge
It was great to see so many students participating in the school reading challenge. It was a close race with Mr. Merhi’s class traveling the farthest with Mr. Watson and Mrs. Chartrand close behind.
Mrs Chartrand was the top primary class,