“Leadership is action, not position.” (D. McGannon)
Thanks to Lisa Uuldriks for giving my students opportunity to plan, prepare and carry out disc golf lessons on our course! #Tldsblearns
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Thanks for sharing your story and inspiring others to seek help if they are experiencing their own mental health challenges. Great song, we listened and had a great conversation in class today.
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@Susie_Stronach @PineGlenPS @TLDSB@SpruceGlenPS So awesome to see the students outside learning to ski, and working on their physical and mental health!
“Enjoy the little things, for one day you may look back and realize they were the big things.”
(R. Braille)
Go for a hike every morning for your physical, mental and emotional well-being!
#wakeupwalk#tldsblearns
That is fantastic! Great sport! New course in Lindsay at the Memorial Park. Course in Haliburton at the park by library. Great for physical literacy, exercise and FUN.
On September 18, students, staff, parents, and community partners gathered at Irwin Memorial Public School for the official opening of the Irwin Eagle Disc Golf Course. Read more: https://t.co/tYzIU4Yz3U
“I did what my coach did for me. I helped my teammate get his head back in the game and stuck beside him to help him achieve what he desired and that was to finish.” (WF-student)
Teamwork! So proud! Race # 6 tonight.
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“The Spruce Hill Team went to Buckwallow for Bikefest. At the end of the day it felt good to have helped and teach these kids about their bikes.”(sc-student)
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“Educating the mind without educating the heart is no education at all.”(Aristotle)
Thanks TLDSB for giving my students the opportunity to pay it forward!
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“The race was fun with the puddles and the mud. I was feeling good on the race and at the end, I didn’t even feel tired.” (LP)
We’re starting to get into the ‘Flow’. Proud of the team for dealing with extra challenge of rain and mud.
"I felt that I was going to quit because my legs were in pain but I wanted to get the race done and I felt that I could get it done. At the end of the race I felt proud of myself for finishing the race." (LC)
Working on our mental toughness!
Race#2 Continuing to learn how to manage performance anxiety. “I can relate the feelings of anxiety and butterflies and straight up fear to last year when I was in the starting pen. I also can relate the feelings of excitement and pride of starting and finishing the race.” (SC)
“The first training day was the best day of my life. I had an excellent memorable time. We shared laughs, I have never felt so at home and where I belong in my life. I am very proud of myself and my teammates.” (WF)