Staff drew names and were instructed to buy a gift that that staff memeber would have wanted as a child. We filled the cruiser. @SCDSB_Schools@LC_Simcoe@BarriePolice
Students in Grade 4 reflected on all the things they were thankful for. Many included family, pets and friends! What are you thankful for? @RidgeAlgonquin@SCDSB_Schools
We are excited for this new fundraiser. Fresh From the Farm. Supporting our local farmers! Orders are due October 11th. Orders will be at Algonquin Ridge between November 7th and December 5th. Don’t delay. Order yours today. Yum yum.
Friday, Sept. 30 is the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, as well as Orange Shirt Day.
Students and staff are encouraged to wear orange shirts.
Fun math lesson today! Students were using problem strategy skills and thinking creatively! Love a good math talk in the morning! @SCDSB_Schools@RidgeAlgonquin@scdsbmath
Thank you to our amazing staff who have started up clubs and intramurals. The excitement was definitely in the air with smiles and “fun” all around! Way to go @WHDayES@SCDSB_Schools@scdsboutdoors
Our @WHDayES Virtual Scholastic book fair begins tomorrow! Links have been sent out to google classrooms and is available on our school website. Happy shopping!
On #WorldTeachersDay, we say THANK YOU to our SCDSB educators.
👏 Thank you for supporting our students
🙏 We appreciate your dedication and commitment
🙌 We are grateful that you chose teaching
❤️ You make a difference
Great conversations were had over the last few weeks about Truth and Reconciliation. Super proud of my grade 6’s for showing their respect and pledging to be allies @WHDayES@SCDSB_Schools#OrangeShirtDay#EveryChildMatters 🧡
We want to wish all our WH Day families a safe and fun summer! Congratulations to all our graduates, and we wish you all the best for your secondary years! The best is yet to come!
POOF be gone Grade 8’s and have a wonderful summer! I am so proud of each and everyone of you for your resiliency. You all have such bright futures ⭐️ 💕 @WHDayES@SCDSB_Schools
Today, we wore purple and green in support of our Muslim families and friends and to stand up against Islamophobia. It brought tears to my eyes hearing the children speak about the fears they live with as a Muslim in our country. We need to do better Canada!