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Hello families, 

Hello families, 

I trust you all had a great weekend of rest after the Halloween excitement! We had some fun times last week and the costumes were so creative! 

Some highlights from last week include:

It's my pleasure to share this month's happenings across our school communities. Throughout the early fall months, students have engaged in a wide variety of learning activities and events from marking Métis Awareness Month at W.E.

Hello families, 

I trust you all had a great weekend of rest! The weather has certainly taken a change and we can now enjoy these blustery, cool and wet days. Make sure your child is dressing for the weather! Including extra clothes/socks in backpacks is a good idea too!  

Some highlights from last week include:

The Grade 4,5,6’s have been learning about the Canadian levels of government, political parties and the electoral system.

Hello families, 

I hope you had a great Thanksgiving weekend celebrating together with family. What a wonderful time to pause, reflect and be grateful for what is in our lives.  

Some highlights from last week include:

Hello families, 

SD8 students from kindergarten to grade 12 as well as families and staff are one month into the school year and settling into the rhythm of a new season, new classrooms, new and returning classmates and so much energy and enthusiasm as thousands of learning journeys are underway.

Hello families, 

Welcome back from the weekend! I hope you had a great weekend. It looks like we still have some beautiful summer-ish weather ahead of us this week. Please remind your children that the mornings are still cool and they will need a hoodie. Also, to ensure they bring their sweaters in as they peel them off on the playground!

Some highlights include:

Hello families, 

Welcome back from the weekend! I hope you enjoyed the beautiful waning summer weather (despite the rain on Saturday!) and being together as a family. Last week was a great week of learning as classrooms built classroom culture, learned about each other and got settled into their learning routines.