December 2012 - River East Transcona School Division

School Hours:
Entry Bell – 8:40
Start of Day – 8:50
Recess – 10:05 – 10:20
Lunch – 11:35 – 12:35
Recess – 1:50 – 2:05
Dismissal – 3:30
Telephone: 958-6532
Fax: 667-9871
Email: bwcs@retsd.mb.ca
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RETSD BOARD OF
TRUSTEES
Andy Zarrillo
Principal
Ward
Colleen Carswell 1
ccarswell@retsd.mb.ca
Phone: 222-1486
George Marshal 1
gmarshall@retsd.mb.ca
Phone: 221-8464
John Toews 2
jtoews@retsd.mb.ca
Phone: 663-0475
Robert Fraser (Chair) 3
rfraser@retsd.mb.ca
Phone: 667-9348
Eva Prysizney 4
eprysizney@retsd.mb.ca
Phone: 668-3501
Wayne Ritcher (Vice-chair) 4
writcher@retsd.mb.ca
Phone: 663-6669
Peter Kotyk 5
pkotyk@retsd.mb.ca
Phone: 668-4181
Shirley Timm-Rudolph 5
stimmrudolph@retsd.mb.ca
Phone: 414-8239
Greg Proch 6
gproch@retsd.mb.ca
Phone: 663-1925
BERNIE WOLFE COMMUNITY SCHOOL
NEWSLETTER – DECEMBER 2012
95 Bournais Drive Winnipeg, Manitoba R2C 3Z2 Phone: 958-6532 Fax: 667-9871
Administration’s Message
With the Holiday Season just around the corner, I know that many of you are
busy preparing for the festive season. The Christmas break will begin with an
early dismissal on Friday, December 21, 2011 at 2:30 pm and classes will
resume on Monday, January 7, 2013.
We had a very successful term 1 reporting period. The student led
conferences went extremely well. It was a real pleasure seeing our students
sharing and demonstrating their learning over the course of the term with
their care givers. We had 79% of our families attend the conferences.
It appears the new provincial report card was well received. As you are
aware, River East Transcona has implemented the new provincial report card
for students in Grades 1 through 12 this fall. We hope you have had a
moment to access the brochure created by Manitoba Education, which
explains more about the new report card. We encourage you to go to the
following website: http://www.edu.gov.mb.ca/k12/assess/report_cards/docs/pb_1-
8.pdf
Our K-5 Winter Concert is on December 13 th . I hope you take the time to join
us. The staff and students have been working very hard in preparing for the
concert. The students are very excited about having the opportunity to
perform in front of family and friends. Also, on a musical note, Ms. Jensen
has begun her leave and Ms. C. Jackson has taken over her teaching
responsibilities.
We are continuing to build our schools email distribution list for emailing the
school newsletter to families. If we do not have your email address yet please
call the school at 204-958-6532. The practice will be that we will have copies
in the family room, the office and at the Plessis/Robson resource centre.
Please take the time to browse through the newsletter. It will give you a pretty
good flavor of what has been happening at Bernie Wolfe Community School.
On behalf of the staff and students at Bernie Wolfe Community School, I
would like to wish all of you a Joyous Holiday Season.
Dino Busceti
Vice-Principal

Grade 4
I’m Thankful for…
I’m thankful for my magic set,
I haven’t used at all.
I’m thankful for my bracelet,
I lost it at the mall.
I’m thankful for my library book,
I had to pay a fee.
I’m thankful for my squinkies,
I can barely see
-Gabby
Grade 4A
I’m Thankful for…
I’m thankful for my bicycle,
I haven’t rode it in a week.
I’m thankful for my aqua set,
I haven’t played it cause it leaks.
I’m thankful for my blanket,
It always falls off my bed.
I’m thankful for my lava lamp,
But it had to be red!
-Jessica
Grade 4A
Three Inches Tall
I am three inches tall I am so small.
I can’t even measure myself against the wall.
I can’t eat oranges because they are too big.
I can’t even do the Irish jig.
A jellybean would be a thousand year feast.
And when it comes to food, I need the least.
So let’s make it clear, there’s no need to fear,
I am only three inches tall.
-Rae
Grade 4A

Food Drive
The staff and students of Bernie Wolfe Community School are once
again having a food drive for the local food banks for the holiday time.
We are requesting that staff and students bring a non-perishable
food item to school starting on Dec. 10 th . These items will be collected
in the front foyer at lunch time and tickets will be issued for a silent
auction prize draw. The draw will take place on December 19 th .
We would like to thank the community, staff and students for your
generosity and support at this wonderful time of year.
Assembly Schedule
Month Theme Date
January I Love to Read January 24
PM
March Pride March 20
AM
April Environment
April 18
PM
May VOLUNTEER RECOGNITION
May 10
June Year End Recognition and
Grade 8 Farewell
PM (2:15)
June 25 AM
June 26 PM

Patrol
Patrol News
The patrols are doing a fantastic job! We have been working very hard to keep our
school safe. The patrols enjoyed at great morning at Wheelies Roller Rink as a thank
you for all of their hard work so far this year.
Just a reminder as the weather has now turned much colder, we are continuing to encourage all
patrols to dress for the weather. Please have your child wear a warm jacket, mitts, scarf, hat, ski pants
and boots when they are on post.
Additionally, please ensure that your child is on post, on time to continue to ensure the safe crossing
of students coming and going to school.
Music Notes
Before School: 8:25-8:40 AM
Lunch: 11:35-11:45 AM and 12:25-12:35 PM
After School: 3:30-3:45 PM
Music students are busy, busy, busy, and it will continue this way until May. First,
on Thursday, Dec. 13 th is the Winter Concert. The K-2 students are performing a mix
of songs and poems involving penguins and snowmen. Grades 3-5 are performing
Snow Biz! Show times are 1 pm and 7 pm.
We have just completed a busy fall as well, 8 of our students took part in the RESTD
WSO concert on Oct 29 th . Band students headed to Camp Arnes on Nov 5-6 th to hone
their playing skills and we have just completed our 2 nd fund raiser.
We’d like to welcome Cheryl Jackson to the BWCS music department. She is filling in
for Mrs. Jenson, who is on maternity leave.
Mark your calendars!
� Thursday, December 13 - Winter Concert (K-5) – 1:00 p.m. & 7:00 p.m.
� Friday, January 18 – Solo & Ensemble Festival; Grade 6-8 Band
� Tuesday, January 29 – Winter Band Concert, 7 pm, BWCS gym

W i n t e r C o n c e r t
D e c e m b e r 1 3 , 2012
1 : 0 0 p . m . a n d 7 : 0 0 p . m .
The 7:00 p.m. Performance:
Students are asked to report to their classrooms for concert preparation at 6:30 p.m. and
the gym doors will open at 6:30 p.m.

Physical Education
Grade 7 Boys Volleyball Team
This year's volleyball season for the Grade 7 boys began in early September
and ended November 26th. Our team played in a series of mini-tournaments
throughout the school division. In addition, they participated in
two invitational tournaments and represented our school very well. As the
season progressed, not only did our players develop fine volleyball skills but
they displayed excellent sportsman-like qualities as well.
On behalf of our team, we would like to thank all of the parents who
supported our team throughout the season. It was greatly appreciated!
I would like to encourage all of our players to continue to play volleyball
in the near future. It was an absolute pleasure coaching this year's team and I wish them all the
best!
Sincerely,
Ms. L. Vizza
Coach
Grade 7 Girls Volleyball Team
The grade 7 girl’s volleyball team was a huge success this year. For some girls, this was the first time
they had played competitive sports. Others were veterans who had played sports competitively for
years. One thing they all had in common was none had ever played volleyball at this level before. It
took a few practices before they understood the rotation, but after that, things went well.
Between all of the mini-tournaments, our home tournament here at BWCS, and our tournament at
John Gunn, I can say that all the girls had fun, and so did the coaches. We enjoyed watching the girls
grow from a team that always bumped the ball over the net, to a team that could use three hits and
even spike the ball. Congratulations grade 7 girls on a great year!!
Mr. Hunter and Mr. Kozaczka

Grade 8 Girls Volleyball Team
The grade 8 girl’s volleyball team had a very exciting and busy volleyball season. The
grade 8 girls practiced two times a week; played one night a week with back to back
games; and entered 4 tournaments. With every practice and game the girls skills
continued to improve. The end result was an exciting last game of the season. The
grade 8 girl’s volleyball team ended with a win and a very close second match. Great
job girls!
Mrs. Gydé and Mr. Loewen
Grade 8 Boys Volleyball Team
The grade 8 boy’s volleyball team had an outstanding volleyball season this year! There were
countless highlights but the most memorable ones were the highlights of teamwork, sportsmanship
and growth displayed from game to game and tournament to tournament!
As coaches we coached and watched with pride as these gentlemen grew not only in their individual
athletic abilities but their personal growth in character as well. As the season progressed we watched
the bar rise a little more each week both individually as well as a collective team. Their placement in
the tournaments they played complimented this growth, placing third in both tournaments.
Personally, I would like to thank my assistant coach Ms. Dynkavitch for her commitment and
dedication to the team and congratulate the following students for displaying the values of Bernie
Wolfe Community School while home and away: setters; Isaiah, Tyler, Dawson, right side; Brian and
Adrian, power; Miguel, John, Brandon, Dillon and Raeden, middle; Gray, Mason, Nieco, Andy,
Jaspreet, managers; Logique, Bryson.
Way to go gentlemen you were a pleasure to coach!
Mr. Struch
Coach

Library News
The book fair was a huge success! Our library will receive dozens of new books, which all students
will be able to enjoy. A grade one student won $25.00 towards books for herself and $25.00 for her
classroom. We love seeing the excitement on the faces of students as they see the library transform
into the book fair. Thank you to all that supported the fair!
If you would like to help cover or shelve books, it would be greatly appreciated. Please see Mrs.
Hepworth or myself, in the library.
We wish everyone a wonderful holiday season, and of course keep reading!
Nicole Ziemianski & Lynn Hepworth
News from the Counsellor
Confidential counselling services are available to all BWCS students from K-8. If you would like
more information about counselling services please check out the website or call me at the
school. I can also provide you with outside resources and contact numbers.
Currently I am running several small groups. If you feel your child would benefit from taking part
in a small group on Friendship, Anger Management, Separation and Divorce please call or email
me. “Because I am a Girl Plan Canada” raised $ 77.00. Thank you to Jade, Sydnee and Talya for
their assistance with this fundraiser.
Did you know that Healthy Child Manitoba has a free tip line for parents?
Call 204-945-4777 in Winnipeg to speak to a trained counsellor for
confidential help with your parenting challenges.
BWCS is also involved in collecting new or gently used mittens and gloves for the Plessis Robson
Family Centre. Please bring these items to the LAR on or before December 20, 2011 so they can
be delivered before the winter break. If your child requires winter clothing, school supplies, etc.
please call me at the school.
Mrs. Pam Alexander
School Counsellor
958-6532 extension 2934
palexander@retsd.mb.ca

PAC NEWS
The Parent Council would like to start off by thanking Debbie Kutzan for all her hard work and dedication
to Bernie Wolfe School and the P.A.C committee. As you all know, Debbie has resigned her position as the
Community Connector from our school. She has helped us in many ways and the Parent Council would like
to give a HUGE thanks for all her time and support. It is greatly appreciated!! We would like to welcome
Allison Cole as our new Community Connector. Allison will still be involved in P.A.C. as our treasurer and we
look forward to continue working together!!
We would like to also thank all of our families/participants for supporting us in our fall fundraiser. We
had over 100 orders placed and our profits were $550.00. This is a great way to start off the school
year and it helps us provide Bernie Wolfe with fun school events such as Meet The Teacher BBQ & Family
Fun Night.
One quick reminder, Pizza Day is on Friday December 21, 2012. This pizza lunch is in support of the Ski
Trip. Our next P.A.C. meeting will be held on January 15 th at 6:00 p.m. All are welcomed to attend. Hope
to see you there. Thanks and on behalf of The Parent Council “Have a Safe & Happy Holiday Season!!!”
TPUE NEWS
I am pleased to give you an update on the program since the beginning of the school year.
We are very excited to have all positions filled on our board this year with energetic parents
planning activities for the children enrolled in the Ukrainian bilingual program, and to offer
support to the teachers as needed. Our goal is to make our childrens’ education of the
Ukrainian language and culture a great memory they will have for years to come. We would
like to remind all parents that you DO NOT need to come from a Ukrainian back-ground or
even speak the language for your children to be part of the program. Kindergarten children have a great opportunity to
test out the program as it is a great introduction for a very small part of their day, and it is still not too late for the 2012-
2013 school year to do so. If you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact Mrs. Melnyk our wonderful grade
k-2 teacher at omelnyk@retsd.md.ca or by phone at the school. She begins creating the foundation of a great education
in a very small class setting. Most children really enjoy the smaller group, which builds great friendships, and allows the
teachers to work more one on one with children. Mr. Marynovskyy (grades 3-5) and Mr. Iwan (grades 6-8) continue with
their education. Grade one enrollment is very much still encouraged. Mrs. Melnyk has also found children that begin in
grade one, are successful and catch on quickly.
Currently we are busy planning our St. Nicholas celebration. We are expecting his visit on December 19 th at 12:30 p.m.,
we are planning a perogy lunch and the children will perform for him in the theatre. We are inviting some of the younger
children in the school to enjoy St. Nicholas’ visit with us and to enjoy the performance. We would like to extend our
invitation to all families in the Bernie Wolfe Community who are interested in our celebration to come and experience
what St. Nicholas is all about, and it is always nice to encourage the kids with our support no matter what ethnic back
ground you are proudly a part of, we are part of a community. I look forward to updating you in the New Year. If you
have any questions please feel free to contact the school or myself @ kcdcmartin@gmail.com Cathy Martin Vice
chairperson and mother of two children very happily learning Ukrainian!

LUNCH PROGRAM NEWS
The lunch program reminds you that the second payment is due for January 1 st .
Please send in your payment as soon as possible.
The BWCS lunch program advises payments to be made by cheque as we are not
responsible for lost or stolen money.
The lunch program is accepting applications/resumes for lunch supervision in the
New Year. The program is hiring full-time supervisors (Monday-Friday 11:25-1245) as well as
spares.
Have little ones not in school yet? We have volunteer certified student babysitters available for
the lunch hour.
Application/resume deadline is January 8, 2013. Only those applicants considered for interviews
will be contacted.
Sincerely,
Tera Wood and Teresa Cripps
Ambassador News
Just a reminder, there will be a bake sale to fundraise for our African
School project on December 21 st .
We will have bake sales on pizza day and the items will range from $0.50 to
$1.00. So far BWCS students have raised $325.00 towards clean water
project. Congratulations and thank you for your support.

Community Connector News
My name is Allison Cole and I am the new community connector for Bernie Wolfe
Community School. I am very excited to tell you that our Stay & Play program has started
up again. It is a free program for parents and caregivers with their children from birth to
five years old. It is a great way to meet other families in our community while the children
play, make a craft, enjoy a healthy snack, read and sing songs. Stay & Play runs Thursday
mornings from 9-11 a.m. in the parent room and it will start up after the winter break on
January 10 th . I hope to see you there!
Registration for the winter Kinderlinks pre-school programs is underway! There is a copy on the
bulletin board outside the parent room and copies of the Kinderlinks newsletter in the parent room that
you can take and you can also view it online at pre-school@retsd.mb.ca
There are all kinds of ways to volunteer in the school and we really appreciate all that you do to help!
If you would like to volunteer at Bernie Wolfe School, please come by and see me in the parent room
for a child abuse registry form to fill out or email me at acole@retsd.mb.ca and I will send one to your
child’s homeroom teacher.
Happy Holidays!
Allison Cole
Community Connector
Babysitter Training
If you child is 12 years old, you will be excited to hear about our babysitting
course! Safety services will be at Bernie Wolfe School on Wednesday January 16 th
from 3-7 p.m. offering a 4 hour babysitting course. The cost is $30.00 per student.
The cost covers the student book and instruction time. *Eleven year olds that will
turn 12 this calendar year will be accepted, but will not receive a certificate until
they turn 12. Manitoba requires all babysitters to be 12 years of age.
The course includes four parts:
1. Four hours of classroom instruction including changing diapers, feeding and burping baby, how to
help toddlers who are being potty trained and what is appropriate play for each age group. The
course also discusses home emergencies (fire, smoke, gas leaks, etc.)
2. Pass a test with 70% or more at the end of the class.
3. Do four hours of supervised practical experience, then mail the form to the trainer of the course.
The student must pass with 80% or more.
4. Receive the certificate for the babysitting course. Once the practical experience is mailed to the
trainer, the trainer will mail the certificate to the student who is already 12.
There is a maximum of 12 students in the class. There are registration forms in the parent room. If you
have any questions, please call Allison at (204) 958-6532.

Community News
Winter EdVentures now online The winter issue of River East Transcona’s EdVentures
brochure is now online, offering a great lineup of continuing education courses to keep kids and adults
busy over the cold months ahead. Lots of popular courses are back and several new ones have been
added—from sewing ponchos and building electronics projects for kids, to cooking Italian and learning
how to invest for adults. Classes begin in January but registration is happening now at
http://www.retsd-conted.com/
City of Winnipeg Leisure Guide
The City of Winnipeg is proud to provide a wide variety of recreation and leisure opportunities that contribute to the overall well-being
of our community. The Leisure Guide is published three times per year and is filled with fun and exciting programs for every-one.
For more information on leisure, sport and fitness programs, please pick up a copy of the Leisure Guide, call 311 or log on to Winnipeg.ca/leisureonline.
Guides are available for pick up at civic pools, libraries and leisure centres, and at a number of retail locations
including Safeway, 7-Eleven and Mac’s.
Watch for the Winter 2013 Leisure Guide at the beginning of December! Registration for swimming lessons only will begin on
December 11 at 9:00 a.m. Registration for all other programs will begin on December 12 at 9:00 a.m. Registration will be ongoing
after these start dates.
City of Winnipeg Priceless Fun
Winnipeggers now have easy access to information about free recreation, leisure and library programs with the free programming
guide, Priceless Fun.
The winter edition of Priceless Fun, available in December, provides information about the free programs for children and youth being
offered by the City of Winnipeg throughout the city, all in one convenient guide.
Hard copies of Priceless Fun are available for pick up at all civic indoor pools, libraries and leisure centres. You can view the current
edition of Priceless Fun online at: Winnipeg.ca/cms/recreation/pdfs/Free_programs.pdf. Information about programs is also available

COLD WEATHER GUIDELINES FOR SCHOOL
The following guidelines have been developed regarding when students should remain indoors
during extremely cold weather.
Windchill W/M2 Effect
-17C to –25C Normal winter clothing generally adequate.
Pleasant conditions for most outdoor activities cease.
-25C to –27C Warm winter clothing recommended. Most outdoor activities
unpleasant without facial protection. Exposed skin will freeze with
prolonged exposure. Shortened recess period may be warranted.
NOTE: FOR WINDCHILLS LISTED BELOW, THE DECISION TO KEEP STUDENTS
INDOORS IS AT THE DISCRETION OF THE PRINCIPAL.
-27C to –34C Warm clothing is essential. Facial protection is recommended. Outdoor activities
are not recommended. Exposed skin will freeze in 10-15 minutes. Indoor recess
advised. *Patrols only on post for 10 minutes.
Below –34C Facial protection essential. Extremely dangerous for outdoor activities or travel.
Avoid going outdoors unaccompanied. Skin will freeze in less than 10 minutes.
*Patrols only on post for 5 minutes.
Below –42C Conditions for outdoor travel such as walking becomes dangerous. Exposed skin
areas will freeze in minutes.
-windchill appears in forecasts at –25C
-windchill warnings issued at –40C *NO PATROLS ON DUTY
Weather Information: Phone 983-2050 (recording updated hourly) Environment Canada Info Line for temperature and
windchill factor, or Internet address: www.weatheroffice.ec.gc.ca
Dressing for the Weather
Parents please help us ensure your child is warm when he/she goes out for recess and lunch breaks. The fresh
air and time to exercise are important even during winter months.
All children are required to go outside for all recesses including lunch recess unless the temperature reaches
-27ºC or the wind chill reaches –27.
Procedure With Respect to Emergency School Closing and/or
Cancellation of Transportation During Severe Weather Conditions
In the event that it is necessary to close schools and/or cancel transportation because of severe weather
conditions the decision will communicated to the media:
CBC—AM & FM BOB 99.9 CBC (French)
Q94FM CJOB/CJKR Power 97 CKY FM 102 Clear FM
COOL FM 99.1 CITI 92 FM CITY TV
CKSB (French) CKMM Hot 103 QX 104 FM
TEAM 1290 CFRW CKY TV CFWN
Everyone is asked to listen to the media for announcements regarding school closing and/or cancellation
of transportation. In the event that transportation is cancelled in the morning, this cancellation will apply
for the whole day.

December 2012
7 Gr. 5 Volleyball Players - Tournament @
Murdoch MacKay – 12:30–3:30 p.m.
10 Gr. 7 - Mark Eagles, CN police presentation -
12:35 to 1:50 p.m.
11 TPUE Meeting @ 6:00 p.m.
13 Winter Concert (K-5) – 1:00 p.m. & 7:00 p.m.
18 Gr. 6 Volleyball Players - Tournament @ Arthur Day
12 to 2:30 pm
21 Pizza Lunch
21 Christmas Dance p.m.
21 Friday Early dismissal – Last day 2:30 p.m.
February 2013
Table Tennis club for Grade 4-8
Feb 26-Mar 18 – Gr. 5 - Winnipeg Music Festival
4 Divisional Professional Development – NO CLASSES
5 PAC Meeting @ 6:00 and LPC Meeting @ 7:00 p.m.
12 TPUE Meeting @ 6:00 pm
15 School Dance – Gr. 5-8
18 Louis Riel Day - NO CLASSES
20 Early dismissal 2:45 p.m.
22 Gr. 7-8 Optimist Band Festival
22 Pizza Lunch
22 Family Movie Night – 6:00 p.m.
27-28 Gr. 7-8 – Ski Trip
April 2013
Run Club Tuesday and Thursday mornings
1 Classes resume
8 Wheelies Patrol event
9 PAC Meeting @ 6:00 and LPC Meeting @ 7:00 p.m.
9-12 Gr. 6 – Level One Festival
10 Early Dismissal 2:45 pm
16 TPUE Meeting @ 6:00 p.m.
18 Assembly – 12:50 p.m. – (Environment)
19 PD (School Planning) NO CLASSES
24 Gr. 4 – Zone Handball Tournament -
25 Gr. 5 – Mini Handball Tournament -
26 Pizza Lunch
29-30 Gr. 7-8 Badminton Tournament – Hosting Robert
Andrews
June 2013
Run Club Tuesday and Thursday mornings
4 Lunch Program Committee Meeting 6:30 pm
5 New Kindergarten Orientation – 6:00 p.m.
7 Gr. 5 Divisional Track and Field (alt June 11 th )
11 PAC Meeting @ 6:30 and TPUE Meeting @ 7:30 p.m.
21 Pizza Lunch
25 a.m. Gr. 5-7 Recognition Assembly
p.m. Recognition Presentations – Grade level based
25 Grade 8 Farewell Diner & Dance 7:00 - 10:00 p.m.
26 Gr. 8 Farewell/Recognition Assembly – 2:15 p.m.
27 NO SCHOOL – Admin. Day
28 Friday Early dismissal – Last day 2:30 p.m.
Bernie Wolfe Community School
Calendar of Events 2012-2013
January 2013
Table Tennis club for Grade 4-8
7 Monday Classes resume
15 PAC Mtg @ 6:00 & LPC Meeting @ 7:00 p.m.
16 Early dismissal 2:45 p.m.
18 Gr. 6-8 Solo & Ensemble Festival
22 TPUE Meeting @ 6:00 p.m.
23 Kolyada - 6:00 p.m. @ Chief Peguis
24 Assembly 12:50 p.m. – (I Love to Read)
25 Pizza Lunch
29 Gr 6-8 – Winter Band Concert 7:00 p.m.
30 Gr. 4 – Dose #2 for Hep B – a.m.
March 2013
Table Tennis club for Grade 4-8
1 End of Term 2
5 PAC Mtg @ 6:00 & LPC Meeting @ 7:00 p.m
8 Reports sent Home
12 TPUE Meeting @ 6:00 p.m.
14 Gr. 7–8 - Brandon Jazz Festival
14 Parent-Teacher Interviews – 4:30 – 7:30 p.m.
15 Parent Teacher Interviews - NO CLASSES
18-21 Gr. 3-6 – Tumbling Rally – BWCS date TBA
20 Assembly 9:15 a.m. – (Pride)
22 Pizza Lunch
22 Spring Break begins
May 2013
Run Club Tuesday and Thursday mornings
2 Gr. 6-8 - Spring Band Concert – 7:00 p.m.
6 Music Monday
7 EUBP - Easter Breakfast – a.m.
7 PAC Meeting @ 6:00 and LPC Meeting @ 7:00 p.m
10 Assembly 2:15 & Volunteer Recognition
14 TPUE Meeting @ 6:00 p.m
15 Early dismissal 2:45 p.m.
20 Victoria Day – NO CLASSES
23 Gr. 1-3 Folkdance Festival – (alt. May 29 th )
24 Pizza Lunch
28 MY – Divisional Track and Field (alt May 31 st )
29-31 Gr. 6 – Camp Stephens