Take a peek at the new structure that went up at Brant-Argyle School today! We anticipate our community enjoying it. A huge thank you to a local gentleman for making our vision come to life!
The options really are endless when you get creative and have some fun, take a look! These boys found a Chirp magazine with funny sandwich faces and recreated their own sandwiches for lunch today! Thank you for sharing, Fynn and Grady!
The Brant-Argyle Parent Council are hosting a QUIZ NIGHT at the Argyle Curling Rink on March 13 @ 7pm. Check photo for more info on how to sign up as an individual or as a team! See you there! #comeforthefun#quizfun
Welcome back to school! K-5 enjoyed time on the trail soaking up the sunshine (and warmth...we read the weather forecast), climbing one of their favourite trees, and connecting about our time spent apart. #gooutside#saferisks#soakupthesunshine#2020ishere
One of the many things our curiosity lead us to discover is that the poppy is one of the beautiful symbols that signifies Remembrance Day because poppies were said to have grown on the battlefields after WWI ended. We displayed our art at our service of Remembrance on Thursday.
Happy Halloween, everyone! The costumes around the school were amazing, hilarious, spook-tastic, and oh-so creative. All in all, our day was filled with fun!
Our giant Etch A Sketch school yard allowed for us to make our mark in the fresh morning snow. Traces of shuffling feet, truck tracks, and friendly games of tag could be seen long into our school day...only to be erased in the night for a fresh start tomorrow.
Special guests from the Woodlands Fire Department joined us on Thursday to discuss FIRE SAFETY. We asked (a lot of) questions, shared personal stories, and learned about what to do in case of emergency. #haveanexitplan#knowyouraddress#knowyourphonenumber
You never know what you might find when you walk out those doors. Our trail discoveries included multiple mushroom varieties and a flooded portion of the “monkey trails” (which lead to bridge construction). #outdooreducation#exploration#naturewasourguide#beautyofaday
The autumn equinox was enjoyed with a walk down our beloved trail. We spent time examining the feet of the Woolly Bear, and were visited by this lovely butterfly whose spots reminded us of peacock feathers.
Folklore suggests that if the black stripes on each end of a Woolly Bear caterpillar are longer than the middle stripe, the winter will be harsh. If the center stripe is wide, the winter will be mild.
Excuse us while we measure the stripes on our Woolly Bears!