Kortright Hills Public School
23 Ptarmigan DriveGuelph, OntarioN1C 1B5(519)827-1601Fax (519)827-9251
Kirk Runciman, Principal
Anne Bonnar, Office Co-Ordinator
Julie Young, Vice Principal
Rosemary Coghlin, Administrative Assistant
Newsletter for May, 2013
From the Principal’s Desk
As the weather turns more spring like, our thoughts
turn toward the end of the year. However, before
we get too far there are many activities planned and
educational opportunities yet to be experienced.
The last two months include EQAO, track & field,
ultimate frisbee, special school visits, trips, School
Council’s Ice Cream Social, report cards and Grade 8
graduation. We hope you will join your child in some
of the many activities between now and the end of
the year.
Open House!
Be sure to visit the school for our Education Week
Open House. On Monday, May 6th, from
6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m., the school will
be open for you to visit your child’s
classroom as well as the library for our
Scholastic Book Fair. Also appearing will be
the School Band. Be sure to stop in!
Grade 3 and Grade 6 EQAO
Grade 3 EQAO testing dates have been set for May
27th to May 31st, while the grade 6 students will be
assessed from June 3rd to June 6th. It is expected
that the assessment of Reading, Writing and
Mathematics will take approximately two hours each
day.
SMART START FOR EQAO:
* avoid absences to the greatest extent possible
* reschedule appointments
* ensure your child gets lots of sleep
* provide healthy food and snacks
* eat a good breakfast
* give hugs and pats on the back
* be positive
Lost and Found
Once again the Lost and Found is filling up
quickly. Please take inventory of
your children’s clothing to
see if anything is missing. If
so, be sure to check the Lost and Found!
School Organization For the 2013/2014 School
Year
Our tentative school organization for the 2012/2013
school year will be as follows:
Kindergarten (X5)
Grade 1 (X2)
Grade 2 (X2)
Grade 2/3
Grade 3
Grade 3/4
Grade 4 (X2)
Grade 5
Grade 5/6
Grade 6 (X2)
Grade 7 (X2)
Grade 8 (X2)
This organization is tentative and may change in
September depending upon our enrollment at that
time.
Kirk Runciman
Principal
A Warm Welcome from the Library
The Scholastic Book Fair will arrive on May 1st, with
class previews on May 2nd & 3rd. The book fair will
be open for sales May 3rd - May 8th (Cash, cheque,
debit, or credit card). This is a fantastic fundraiser
for our library... 70% of all sales are returned to
the school to purchase new books for our library!
It is also a great opportunity to pick up some great
books to keep your family reading over the upcoming
summer holidays. Hope to see you there!
Book Fair Hours
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Friday, May 3rd
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2:30 - 4:00 pm
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Monday, May 6th
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8:00 - 10:00 am & 2:30 - 7:30 pm
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Tuesday, May 7th
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8:00 - 10:00 am & 2:00 - 4:00 pm
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Wed., May 8th 8:00 - 11:00 am
The Forest of Reading program concluded in April
with participating students invited to the library to
vote and celebrate! Many thanks to all of the
families who provided "blue" treats for our Blue
Spruce parties. The older students enjoyed an ice
cream sundae after they voted. The Forest of
Reading books are now available for all students to
borrow from the library - 60 new titles, all written
by Canadians! All of the books can be viewed on our
school website ( http://goo.gl/sDTuU ).
In many categories, the votes were very close! The
winning books (according to Kortright Hills students)
are...
Blue Spruce (K-Grade 2) "Kate & Pippen"
Silver Birch Express (Grade 3 & 4) "Dalen & Gole"
Silver Birch (Grade 5 & 6)
Fiction ~ "A Tinfoil Sky"
Non-fiction ~ "No Shelter Here" & "Shannen and
the Dream for a School"
Red Maple (Grade 7 & 8)
Fiction ~ "This Dark Endeavour"
Non-fiction ~ "Real Justice" & "You Just Can't Help
It!"
Our "Parent Resource" section is growing again!
Please feel free to drop by and check out our
selection of books on a variety of topics that may be
of interest to parents or to read with your children.
Our newest titles include...
Silly Books to Read Aloud
What to Do When you Grumble too much (series)
The Feelings Book
10 Mindful Minutes
The Myth of the Perfect Girl
The Boy's Body Book
The Girl's Body Book
The Organic Family Cookbook
Raising our children, Raising Ourselves
Unconditional Parenting
Peaceful Parent, Happy Kids
Hold on to Your Kids
Growing Up Brave
It's time to search for books! Just a
reminder that all library books need to be returned
by June 6th so that inventory can be completed.
Notices for any books that are not returned by this
date will be sent home, including replacement costs.
As you are doing your spring cleaning, please keep
your eyes open for any missing books and send them
to the library!
Thank you for your continued support,
Sheila Morgan
Teacher Librarian
sheila.morgan@ugdsb.on.ca
Library website:
https://sites.google.com/a/ugcloud.ca/khpslibrarylearning-commons/
School Stuff
Safety on the Playground
With the warm weather arriving and the opening of
our playground structures, this is a good time to
remind everyone - students, parents, staff and yard
supervisors - of the rules that help make these
structures fun and safe places to play.
Our playground is designed for users aged 13 and
under and we do not provide supervision,
maintenance and inspections outside of school hours.
Board policy determines that the equipment is off
limits from November 1st to March
31st, and at other times as
determined by the school
administration. This includes periods of
freezing temperatures, when there is freezing rain,
if the ground cover is frozen, or if there is a
build up of snow and ice.
Rules for students:
• No pushing
• No running on play structures
• No fighting
• No eating while on the playground
equipment
• No throwing sticks, stones or other
objects
The following are not allowed on the equipment:
skipping ropes, ropes, scarves or loose drawstrings
on children’s clothing. We have also been advised by
our insurance company that children should not wear
bicycle helmets on the play structures.
You should also know that in the event of an injury,
students and staff are reminded that the injured
person should not be moved, and a supervisor must
be notified immediately.
We make safety at play our major
concern, and will be reminding our
students and staff on a regular
basis about the playground rules.
We hope that you will reinforce
them at home with your child.
Extra Socks, Dry Pants and Shoes
Students are reminded to bring extra
socks, mitts, rubber boots and rain pants
to school at this time of year. Although
we always encourage our students to stay out of the
water, and sometimes even change our play areas to
accommodate this need, the mud puddles are just
too inviting for some of our little ones. A pair
of indoor shoes is also a necessity for all
students, as the floors are often wet following
recess.
Information Changes for September
To assist us with enrolment projections for
September, please inform the office if you
plan to move out of the Kortright Hills
attendance area. Should you know
of any families moving into our
area and who are planning to
attend school here in September,
please ask them to call the school at (519) 8271601.
Summer Clothing & School
Hopefully we have seen the last
of snow for many months. As the
temperature rises, we ask you to
remember that students must
dress appropriately for school.
Please follow the guidelines listed below:
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protect yourself from the harmful ultra violet
rays of the sun by wearing hats, long sleeve
tops and applying sun screen,
clothing must be free of symbols of hate,
gang membership or images that portray
violence, death, abuse, alcohol, cigarettes,
drugs, racial or obscene words, political or
sexual statements.
muscle shirts, spaghetti straps, low scooped
necklines and shirts exposing the mid-rift
should not be worn at school.
Keep clothing meant for the beach at home and
remember to have children wear comfortable,
conservative clothing to school.
Body Sprays
In response to the growing number of children and
adults who are sensitive to strong scents
such as those found in body sprays, we
are requesting that students refrain
from using them in school. We request
parents assist their child(ren) in
choosing body sprays that do not contain
strong scents.
Grade 8 Fundraiser
On Saturday, May 25, the Grade Eights will be
hosting a trunk/garage sale. Spaces in
the parking lot will be available for
rent to parents or members of the
community. Stay tuned for further
details.
Remember, one person’s junk is another
person’s treasure.
Grade 8 Graduation
The graduation ceremony for Grade 8 students will
be on Tuesday, June 25th at 6:00 pm in
the Kortright Hills P.S. gymnasium.
Following the ceremony,
there will be a reception
and dance for the graduates.
This year our theme is “Under the Sea”.
Any questions may be forwarded to Mme. Franco at
diana.franco@ugdsb.on.ca.
Earthkeepers’ Program
Our Grade 5 students participated in the
Earthkeepers’ program offered by the Board again
this past April. Earthkeepers is a 3-day intensive
program designed to give Grade 5 students a better
understanding of the interconnectedness of living
things and how what we do affects many other
systems of life. It was held in Eden Mills.
A great experience and fun time was had by all!
Jump Rope for Heart
Jump Rope for Heart will be held
on Friday, May 24th.
Information packages will be
sent home on the day of our
kick-off assembly May 15th .
Bicycles
With the return of good weather, more
of our students are riding their bikes
to school. It is important that you share safety
issues with your child of safe riding on the streets.
If your child rides his/her bike to
school, please remember that a helmet
and a lock are necessary. Students are
to walk their bikes on school property.
Fundraiser for Afghan Women
Please come out and support the
students' Square Dance Fundraiser.
All money raised will be
donated through the
charity Canadians in Support
of Afghan Women (CSAW) in support of
our school in Afghanistan. The students at the
Afghan school need even the most basic supplies like
paper, pencils, and desks. So, bring your family and
come join the fun. A professional square dance
caller will teach us how to do it!
WHEN?
WHERE?
TIME?
HOW MUCH?
Wednesday, May 8th
Kortright Hills Gymnasium
6:30p.m. – 8:30p.m.
$10 each for the first three
tickets and $5 each for each
additional ticket.
Tickets are available at the school or from Sheila
Zanyk skzanyk@gmail.com
So, put on your best cowboy boots or
cowgirl hat and come support our worthy
cause while having lots of fun!!
From the Health Department
As the weather gets warmer, remember to stay safe
in the sun. Before you and your child head outside,
check the UV index on The Weather Network or
Environment Canada websites.
When you go outside, wear sunglasses, hat and
sunscreen (SPF 15 or higher). If the UV
index is 6 or more (high), also stay in
the shade.
Keep in mind that babies and children
burn more quickly from the sun. Sunscreen is not
recommended for babies under 6 months old, but is
safe to use on children.
For more information about sun safety, visit Health
Canada at www.healthcanada.gc.ca
Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph Public Health
1-800-265-7293 www.wdgpublichealth.ca
info@wdgpublichealth.ca
From Your Local Lunch Lady
May’s Healthy Tip!
SPRING IS THE PERFECT TIME FOR WALKING
As babies, we know that life is not about sitting it’s
all about walking! But as we get older, why do we
stop walking and spend so much time sitting, even
though we know we should be more active?
WALKING
• It’s free
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It’s low impact
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Anyone can do it
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Can be done year round
JUST A FEW of the BENEFITS of WALKING
• Reduces stress and improves your mood
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Clears your head and improves your focus
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Helps you sleep
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Boosts your immune system
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Reduces the risk for
diabetes
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Contributes to a healthy heart
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Slims you down
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Can be done as a family activity
SO GET OUT THERE AND TAKE THAT FIRST
STEP!
From School Council
School Council would like to extend a huge thank you
to all those who purchased flowers and plants from
our Spring Flower
Fundraiser. The date for
pickup will be on
Thursday May 9th in the
school gym from 3:306:00pm.
The Ice Cream Social plans are well under way. We
are pleased to announce that
Andrew the Absolutely Normal
will be returning to wow us with
his circus act, and he is bringing
along an associate so we will have
twice the fun. We will be having
professional face painters this year, so start
thinking about what design you want! There will be
new games and activities, along with pizza and
treats. We are also pleased to announce that we will
be offering nut-free ice cream treats this year. Be
sure to mark your calendars for Thursday June 6th
from 5-8pm and come out to celebrate another
successful year at Kortright!
We are still running our Mabel’s Labels fundraiser.
We’re gearing up for the summer months, and
Mabel’s is offering a camp promotion for all of the
labels your kids will need for
summer camp. Do you know
anyone with kids starting
Kindergarten this year? Let
them know about our Mabel’s
Labels fundraiser, and they will be all ready for
school this September. Please visit the website at
http://kortrighthills.mabelslabels.com.
We are looking for someone to fill the position of
milk coordinator this September. This person will be
in charge of ensuring that the correct
amount of milk is being ordered each week
for the school milk program, as well as
training the student milk monitors. If you are
interested in taking on the position, please contact
Sue Campbell at pscampbell@rogers.com for more
information.
As always we are looking for new
faces on School Council. If you are
interested in helping to determine
how best to spend funds raised by
school council, organizing and/or
volunteering at events, helping to
run food programs and otherwise helping to ensure
that students and staff have a successful year at
Kortright Hills, please think about joining School
Council. Meetings are held once a month on Mondays
in the school library. All are all welcome to attend.
The next School Council meeting will be held Monday,
May 27th at 7:00pm in the school library.
MAY 2013
SUNDAY
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
1
Day 4
Mad Science
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
2
Day 5
Book Fair
Junior Floor Hockey
Tournament
3
Intermediate
Badminton
Tournament
SATURDAY
Day 1
4
BOOK FAIR PREVIEWS
5
6
Day 2
9:00 Skills Career Fair Int.
6:00 Education Week
Open House
7
Day 3
8:45 River Run Gr 7&8’s
(Miss Caledonia)
8
Day 4
Mad Science
6:30 Square Dance
9
Day 5
10
Day 1
9:00 Junior Bicycle
Rodeo
11
16
Day 5
9:00 Gr 7 & 8’s Vaccine
17
Day 1
18
23
24
Day 5
25
9:00 Centennial Transition
Meeting
BOOK FAIR
EDUCATION WEEK
12
13
Day 2
9:00 VIP Grad. Gr 6’s
14
Day 3
15
Day 4
2:45 Jump Rope for
Heart Kick-Off
Assembly
Mad Science
19
20
VICTORIA DAY
SCHOOL IS
CLOSED
21
Day 2
22
Day 3
Day 4
9:00 Guelph Humane Society Visits
9:00 Grade 6 Mansfield Trip
Jump Rope For Heart
Special Olympics
Mad Science
26
27
Day 1
28
Day 2
29
Day 3
30
EQAO Testing Window
Mad Science
Day 4
31
Day 5
June 1
Welcome to School
The Lunch Lady believes that we must all work together to create
healthier eating environments for Canadian kids.
HEALTHIER
HABITS START
YOUNG!
That is why we are proud to have designed a program especially for “LITTLE LUNCHERS” to get them
off to a good start at school
WE CAN HELP
Kids love Lunch Lady! They have a chance to enjoy a special lunch prepared just for them that is
ordered off a fun menu. We offer specially balanced smaller portioned lunches designed specifically
for children from Kindergarten and Grade 1. We offer kids friendly favourites , made with high
quality ingredients that meet the nutritional standards set by the Lunch Lady. Every choice is a good
choice.
Your Lunch Lady
Guelph
519-824-4747
Little Lunch portions are smaller, reasonably priced, and appropriate for younger students with
smaller appetites
Here is an example of the Little Lunches currently offered at your school. Check out our menu and
our online order site to see what else is available and of course, you are welcome to order from our
regular menu. After all, who knows your child better than you!
Spaghetti and Mini Meatballs – fruit – 100%
juice
Just $4.75
guelph@thelunchlady.ca
Grilled Cheese Fingers – fruit – 100% juice
Just $4.75
Learn more about us at
www.thelunchlady.ca
Our meals are prepared in your community in a commercial, fully inspected and insured
facility operated by your local Lunch Lady
Lunch Lady staff [all have Police checks] remain at the school during the lunch distribution to
make sure everyone is looked after. We always carry spare lunches and can offer an on the
spot solution in case of any mix up. And then, we’ll phone you later to try to figure out what
happened and make sure it does not happen again.
Our menu is fully compliant with PPM150. We believe that it is a good idea to establish
nutritional standards for food sold to children at school. Everyone wins when the meals
offered at school support the curriculum being taught in the classroom.
Customer service is our focus. We know that you are counting on us.
We can also accommodate children with additional special food needs or allergies. Just call
us!
Sincerely,
Lunch Lady Guelph
Tuesday, April 30, 2013
Annual Guelph Police Bicycle Ticket Program
The 15th Annual Guelph Police Bicycle Ticket Program will begin Wednesday, May 1st, 2013
and will run until Thursday August 1st, 2013.
This program is designed to promote awareness to Guelph youth of the benefits of wearing
bicycle helmets while riding their bike through positive reinforcement. While officers are on
proactive patrol, when they see a child wearing their bike helmet, they will stop the youth and
reward them with a ticket for a free, NEW Dairy Queen “Smoothie®” courtesy of Dairy Queen
Guelph.
The child will then be eligible to win a free bike, courtesy of George Vettor Cycle, on August 1st,
2013. The program is geared towards children aged 4-13 years old.
In the first 14 years of this program the Guelph Police Service has issued over 15,434 tickets to
the youth in Guelph and given away 28 free bikes. Each year, a male and female winner is
chosen.
Follow the Guelph Police Service on Facebook and Twitter
www.facebook.com/gpsmedia or @gpsmedia
Media Enquiries – 519-824-1212 ext 7253
‘May 2013 Community News’
23 Ptarmigan Drive, Guelph, ON
519.837.0974 Email: khng@bellnet.ca or Website: www.khng.ca
Join us in the Community room for social/meetings 3rd Thursday of each month
PLEASE NOTE: KHNG next meeting Thursday May 16th, 2013 @ 7:00 pm.
KHNG Plant Swap Back by Popular Demand!!
PLANT SWAP 2013
3RD ANNUAL KHNG COMMUNITY PLANT SWAP & 26TH GUELPH COMPOST
FUNDRAISER
SATURDAY MAY 4th – 9 AM to 2 PM
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Drop off your plants Friday evening May 3 between 6 pm & 7 pm
Labeling materials will be available, come back Saturday morning to pick a new
plant for your garden. KHNG Community Room (side entrance of KHPS)
26th Guelph Compost Fundraiser, to raise money for Scouting youth & leaders to attend a
Canadian Jamboree in Alberta July 2013.
Pre order some of the good stuff by emailing khng@bellnet.ca.
$3.00 PER CUBIC
SQAURE FOOT
BAG OF
COMPOST
PLANT SWAPPING IS EASY, SAVES YOU TIME, MONEY & IS GREAT FOR THE ENVIRONMENT!
DONATE A PLANT - RECEIVE A PLANT!
26TH GUELPH SCOUTING GROUP:
Interested in joining BEAVERS, CUBS, SCOUTS, VENTURES…REGISTER NOW for the 2012/2013 Scouting year. Registration forms
are available on our website www.26thguelph.scouter.ca
The 26th Guelph Scouting Group sections meet at Kortright Hills Public School gym:
Mondays 6:30-7:30
Beaver Scouts
ages 5-7 meet
Wednesdays 6:30-8:00 Cub Scouts
ages 8-10 meet
Tuesdays 7:00-8:45
Scouts
ages 11-14 meet
Mondays 7:00-9:00
Venture Scouts
ages 14-17 meets
For program details and further scouting information contact Paul or Leone 519-821-6948 or
Email 26thguelph@w.scouter.ca or visit our website www.26thguelph.scouter.ca
KHNG SOCIAL/MEETING DATES:
Consider getting involved with your neighbourhood group. Mark your calendars and join us for our next social/meeting date
Thursday May 16th, 2013 @ 7:00 pm in the Community Room (side entrance of KHPS) all are welcome to help plan our next
community events Annual June BBQ, Nostalgic Movie In The Park (August) and other upcoming recreational/family events planned
for 2013.
KHNG UPCOMING EVENTS/SOCIALS MARK YOUR CALENDARS AND PLAN TO ATTEND:
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KHNG Meeting – Thursday May 16th, 2013 – come out and help plan upcoming events, new members welcome
Plant Swap/26th Guelph Compost Fundraiser – May 4, 2013 – visit our website for details
KHNG Annual BBQ – Saturday June 22, 2013 – details to be announced soon.
KHNG Movie in the Park – Monday August 12, 2013 with a rain date of Wednesday August 14, 2013– details to be
announced
 Pre Order Pumpkin for Fundraiser – date and time to be announced
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Pumpkin Fundraiser – dates and times to be announced
KHNG Booonanza – end of October 2013
KHNG Holiday Social – End of November or Early December 2013 (details to be announced)
Movie in the Gym Night – Late November or Early December 2013 (details to be announced)
KHNG COMMUNITY OPPORTUNITIES:
KHNG LOOKING FOR USED TOYS: KASP (Kortright after School Program) is in need of some toys for games and sport activities. We are
reaching to you, the Kortright Hills Community to see if you could donate any used items that you no longer need. Balls (soccer, football,
basketball, tennis balls, dodge balls, volley ball), Badminton Racquets, Birdies, mini sticks, the balls for scoops and balls or similar balls,
Skipping Ropes, Frisbees, Hockey Sticks, Hockey Nets, Games, Lego, Toys/Toy sets, Sand Toys and any outdoor other toys. Email
khng@bellnet.ca if you can donate any of the listed items for our KASP children to play with during the program.
KHNG WEBSITE: Visit www.khng.ca to view our website Check it out!! Register and become a member. Our site offers, current
events, current programs, monthly calendar, discussion forum, quarterly newsletters and minutes of our meetings. Become a
member, register now!! Join KHNG on Facebook - surf over to http://www.facebook.com/groups/304228836299974/ and join the
group. It’s a great place to share ideas, photos and link with other neighbours.
KHNG NEED VOLUNTEERS: We need volunteers to assist with KASP “Kortright After School Program” and planning of
social/events. Get involved and share your ideas and talents to help bring our community together. For further information
contact Leone our Neighbourhood Support Coordinator by email khng@bellnet.ca
KHNG ELECTRONIC MAILING LIST: Join KHNG mailing list to receive newsletters/posters of recreational and social events within
your neighbourhood. E-mail Leone, KHNG Outreach Coordinator to add your e-mail to our electronic list.
KHNG COMMUNITY ROOM: Are you looking for a place to hold a community meeting, start a club, provide a workshop, have an
idea for adult or children programs and would like to share your time/ideas with the neighbourhood? E mail KHNG to find out
more information and/or to book the use of our community room.
KHNG QUARTERLY NEWSLETTER: KHNG also sends a newsletter out four times a year, next issue July 2013. If you wish to
advertise your business (sponsorship fee will apply), share your favourite recipe with your neighbours, write an article of interest,
you are a student looking to offer your services (ie: babysitting, cutting/raking the lawn or garden work) and wish to put your ad
information in our newsletter E-mail khng@bellnet.ca. This is a great way for Kortright Hills Neighbourhood to come together by
sharing thoughts, talents and services available, neighbours helping neighbours.
Next KHNG newsletter is July 2013, deadline for e-mailed submissions June 15, 2013.
26TH GUELPH SCOUTING GROUP NEED PARENT VOLUNTEERS:
26th Scouting Group is looking for parent volunteers to assist our leadership team with Beavers, Cubs and Scouts sections.
If interested please contact Paul Schadenberg, 26th Guelph Commissioner for further information phone: 519-821-6948 or email:
26thguelph@wellington.on.scouts.ca. Join the adventure.
KHNG PROGRAMS AVAILABLE:
PHOTO CLUB:
Are you interested in digital photography? The photo club is for you. We meet the first Monday evening of each month in the
community room @ 7 pm. Bring your talent and share your photos with our group.
Contact Gregg Parsons for more info 519-824-6107 or woodwatr@sentex.net and to also be put on our mailing list of meeting
events. NOTE: Next Photo Club Meeting May 6, 2013
KASP (KORTRIGHT AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM):
“KASP Spring Session – Children Everywhere”
Tuesday April 2nd to Thursday June 27th, 2013 (13 weeks)
KASP is offered Monday to Thursday from 3:20 pm to 5:30 pm in the community room of Kortright
Hills Public School. This themed program is offered to children in JK to Grade 6.
Join us for a fun-filled 2 hour session consisting of snack, themed educational activities, active games
and free play in the school gym or outside (weather permitting)!
JK and SK students will be escorted to the community room after school by a KASP staff member.
KASP Fall Session Sept to Dec 2013 pre-registration package will be available early June, watch for details.
KHNG Neighbourhood Calendar
May 2013
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
1
Thu
2
KHPS Mad Science
12:40 to 1:40 pm
KASP 3:20 to 5:30pm
KASP 3:20 to 5:30pm
5
6
7
KASP 3:20 to 5:30pm
8
Photo Club
7:00 to 9:00 pm
12
13
KASP 3:20 to 5:30pm
9
KASP 3:20 to 5:30pm
KHPS Mad Science
12:40 to 1:40 pm
15
KASP 3:20 to 5:30pm
Ventures Meet 7-9pm
KASP 3:20 to 5:30pm
3
Plant Swap Drop Off
Community Room
6:00 pm to 7:00 pm
4
KHNG Plant Swap &
26th Scout Compost
Fundraiser
9am to 2 pm
10
11
17
18
24
25
26th Guelph Group
Committee Meeting
7-9pm
16
KHPS Mad Science
12:40 to 1:40 pm
Sat
KASP 3:20 to 5:30pm
KASP 3:20 to 5:30pm
14
Fri
KASP 3:20 to 5:30pm
KHPS Student
Vaccinations 8:30 to 1pm
KHNG Meeting 7:00 pm
19
20 NO KASP PROGRAM
21
22
KASP 3:20 to 5:30pm
Victoria
Day
26
27
KASP 3:20 to 5:30pm
23
KHPS Mad Science
12:40 to 1:40 pm
KASP 3:20 to 5:30pm
KASP 3:20 to 5:30pm
28
29
KASP 3:20 to 5:30pm
30
KHPS Mad Science
12:40 to 1:40 pm
KASP 3:20 to 5:30pm
Ventures Meet 7-9pm
KASP 3:20 to 5:30pm
SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE
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