A reminder that Friday, June 30, 2023 is the LAST day of school. Students will be dismissed at 11:25 am!
All pick up on Friday, June 30 is at 11:25 a.m.
Buses will be at the school at 11:25 a.m.
The Graduation Clap Out will be @ 11:25 a.m.
Today we recognize the anniversary of the Stonewall Riots, an important event in history that helped ignite the push for equal rights for 2SLGBTQ+ communities.
We know that this day could bring up some strong emotions. We’re here for all your feelings, 24/7.
All students will line our hallways and give our GRADs a big round of applause as they exit the school. Parents are welcome to wait at in our front hallway in front of our office doors, or by our flag pole outside and watch as the grads exit.
👏Gr. 8 Grad Clap📷 –Friday June 30th @ 11am We are looking forward to wishing our soon to be graduates well as they leave Blue Willow and enter into a new stage in their lives towards high school.
The Lost and Found will be available until Wednesday, June 28 at the end of the day. After this time, all items will be donated. Classes will be heading down to the lost and found to see if they can find items that belong to them!
Yesterday our 🐾 B.W.P.S. Gr.8 class graduated! ✨CONGRATULATIONS ✨ Class of '23 🎓 we are so incredibly proud of you and wish you all the best as you begin a new and exciting chapter in your lives! #therestisstillunwritten#graduation#YRDSB
Today we recognize National Indigenous Peoples Day & celebrate the cultures, contributions & resiliency of the First Nations, Inuit & Métis peoples of Turtle Island.
NIPD falls on June 21 because of the significance of the summer solstice, which is the longest day of the year.
This year's theme for #NIPD is "Celebrating Our Youth",
Indigenous youth are the fastest-growing segment of the population across Turtle Island.
They are creators, innovators, artists, dreamers, movers & shakers & leaders of tomorrow. They hold the key to our collective future
This week on the podcast we were joined by members of the Indigenous education team to talk about what Indigenous education looks like now, what it should look like in the future, what the Indigenous community is seeking and more. #FNMYyrdsb
Listen 🎧: https://t.co/X65C2ZDtgu
The @BFCN2011 scholarships and awards application process is now open.
There are 6 scholarships available.
The deadline to apply is July 31, 2023.
Visit https://t.co/j2zh5SSnHJ or https://t.co/TeTjKblZEx to learn more.
🟠 National #IndigenousPeoplesDay is in one week! 🟠
June 21 also marks the summer solstice and was chosen as a day for celebration because of its important symbolism to many Indigenous peoples.
#Indigenous History Month
#NIHM2023
Being a Legislative Page means being part of Ontario’s parliamentary traditions. This hands-on learning experience is open to Gr. 7 & 8 students from across the province. LAST CHANCE to apply! Applications close this Thursday, June 15. Learn more & apply: https://t.co/IuPZiYICoT
This VIRTUAL workshop for @YRDSB parents and families will provide a foundational understanding of anti-racism in education. Register today to join the session on Thursday, June 15.
TOMORROW - #YRDSB Parent, Family and Community Engagement Advisory Committee meeting.
June 15, 2023 at 7:00 p.m.
Agenda and live stream: https://t.co/O2N4H5yeyp
Our final submission of the year for Celebrating Black Excellence -Black Voices comes from the African Caribbean Student Alliance @BarbaraReidPS!
Head over to our IG to watch their full video. #BlackExcellence#BHMyrdsb#BlackVoices
https://t.co/JyGxyQwbwy
ICYMI: The deadline for the K-3 Every Student Counts Survey has been extended to June 23.
Families should have received a new invitation letter from their school. If you did not receive your letter, please contact your school.
Learn more: https://t.co/1t8jfLX9r8
The YRDSB Gender Identity and Expression Guidelines were created to improve inclusion, celebrate gender diversity, and prevent or mitigate harm.
Everyone has a right to feel included and celebrated! #InspirePrideYRDSB
Learn more: https://t.co/kLZhL9BuAd