BREAKING: Appeal Court confirms Bill 124 was an unconstitutional infringement of Ontario education workers’ rights. Read ETFO statement https://t.co/YtH0oXVD7i #onpoli
Members of the provincial Executive send a united message about safe schools for all 2SLGBTQIA students and workers. We will continue to teach to create an inclusive #onted#onpoli
It's international non-binary peoples day! Today and every day, let's make sure our non-binary whānau are not just told that they are valid, but shown that they are loved, supported, and respected! #nonbinaryday
Every April #earlychildhood educators mark the Week of the Young Child. There could hardly be a better illustration of why than this clip from @sesamestreet which captures all the beauty and potential of our work. Be sure to watch until the end. #WOYC2022
International Women’s Day
Thinking about all women today, but particularly Ukrainian women.
Seeking Safety in a New Land: 25 Books About Mighty Girl Refugees | A Mighty Girl https://t.co/5yTkt5FMDe
BREAKING: @ongov to announce (imminently) schools will go online for the next 2 weeks. As bitter a pill for some who will struggle mightily during this time, this will afford some needed time to upgrade safety measures, defuse the surge of Omicron.
Calling all youth in Canada: Imagine what Reconciliation can look like in your community or at your school. 15 project ideas will receive grants of $750-$1500 to help make it happen and 12 art pieces will be featured in a special art book. Find out more: https://t.co/hZrajduN02
A4 Soft eyes. Ask why and why now? Shake off that negative bias and assume that the misbehaviour is likely stress behaviour. And then learn the science of @self_reg so you don't think we mean going soft on kids. #TMCTalks#SelfRegParenting
@WendyGoodes@Sflecce Students are to bring their own masks. Should a student come to school without a mask, a disposable one is provided. Often the masks are ill-fitting because they are too big for little faces.
#FamilyLiteracyDay Thanks to @Midland_Library@EricRWalters Huron Park’s Gr. 6 students loved hearing Eric Walters share his travels and adventures in writing. They learned the most interesting things like... “If you are ever chased by an elephant, run in a zigzag line”.😂
Mental health applies to everyone- we can all take steps to enjoy life and deal with the challenges we face each day✨Yesterday, our class watched a virtual program offered by the Ontario Science Centre👍 #BellLetsTalk