Our schools and communities are better places thanks to volunteers. Breakfast Program, sports, ELF (Early Literacy Friends), Heritage Fair, and field trips are just a few ways our school is stronger thanks to our dedicated volunteers.
What an amazing SRS Heritage Fair, including diverse topics shared with such maturity by our grade four and grade five students.
Our K-3 projects shared personal glimpses into places that are held dear to the hearts of our children.
Acts of kindness never go unnoticed! Thanks to Mrs. Leger's grade two who made vases, harvested our sunflowers, created personal notes, then delivered their creations to each classroom/office.
To our ASD-S families, we know you may have questions about what this upcoming school year will look like. The Dept of Education is working on the Return to School plan for 2021/22, and we will share details with staff, families, and students as soon as it is finalized.
Being an instructional leader doesn’t always mean you are providing expertise in teaching and learning. Sometimes… it just means you are helping to shape the conditions in which your teachers can thrive. Sometimes, it’s just about building the right culture.
We incorporate student interest topics in learning. Like students, teachers also have varied interests. Here are some teachers' interests clearly displayed in their classrooms.