PDSB is committed to Education for Reconciliation and acknowledges the ongoing impact of the residential school system on the First Nations, Mรฉtis, and Inuit students, staff, and families we serve. #nationaltruthandreconciliationday
During my planning time I took small groups for outdoor mindfulness! I gave students a string and asked them to find a patch of grass - then they drew what was inside that circle. This led to math conversations, insect exploration, and many discussions about nature ๐ผ ๐ ๐ท๏ธ
๐Attention Families of K-5 Students ๐
Join us for this monthโs Read, Count, Soar! session April 24 at 6:30 p.m.
This free, interactive session will explore building fluency in both reading and mathematics. Participants will gain practical strategies to support their childrenโs development in reading, writing, and numeracy while also learning about valuable community resources available through Brampton Public Library that can further enhance their childโs learning journey.
Learn more https://t.co/SujYURwTuB
Tomorrow, on April 9, join us in wearing pink to celebrate Day of Pink. This day encourages unity against homophobia, biphobia, and transphobia towards the Two Spirit and LGBTQIA+ community. This year's theme, 'Re-Emergence,' honours the courage of activists who have paved the way and inspires ongoing efforts to create safer, more inclusive communities.
Today we recognize World Down Syndrome Day and continue to advocate for inclusion. We not only celebrate diversity, but also the vibrant talents, contributions and skills our students, staff and community members bring to our community. #WorldDownSyndromeDay
Pink Shirt Day is tomorrow, February 26. Remember to wear pink to take a stand against all forms of bullying and show support for those victimized by it. Let's show our commitment to creating safe, supportive communities for everyone.