NEWSLETTER
140 Howden Blvd., Brampton, Ontario L6S 2G1
Tel: (905) 793-4861 Fax: (905) 793-4497
February 2016
Principal: S. Galvao
Prayer During Black History Month
Vice-Principal: C. Pickering
Dear God,
Secretary: C. Panetta
SERVING OUR
COMMUNITY
SUPERINTENDENT OF
SCHOOLS
D. Finegan-Downey
905-890-1221
TRUSTEE
S. Xaviour
ST. ANTHONY OF PADUA
CHURCH
Rev. Joseph Pham
Rev. Massillamani (Mani)
Zacharias
905-793-8030
ROMAN CATHOLIC
SCHOOL COUNCIL
Chair—M. Wilson
God of love and mercy, you call us to be your people. You
give to us with your abundant grace. Make us holy people
radiating the fullness of Your love. Help us to recognize
our neighbours in everyone we meet, whatever the
person’s colour, race, religion, culture or gender. Help us
to share our love with all people even if they do not ask for
it and even if they reject it.
Form us into a community of people
who care, expressing your compassion. Remind us day after day of
our baptismal call to serve, with joy and courage. Give us a deeper
appreciation of the contributions that our brothers and sisters of all
cultures have made to society and to the building of Your
reign. Teach us how to grow in wisdom, grace and joy in Your
presence.
Through Jesus and in Your spirit, we make this prayer.
Amen
Lent 2016 beings on Wednesday, February 10th
and ends on Thursday March 24.
Lent is a period of forty days during the church’s liturgical year,
which begins on Ash Wednesday (Feb. 10) and ends during Holy
Week. It is time for Christians to turn away from sinfulness – to
have a change of heart – as they prepare for the joyous feast of
Easter. It is a time for prayer, penance, sacrifice and works of
charity for others. We will be distributing ashes to the students after our Ash Wednesday celebration at the
school – 2 p.m. Parents are welcome to attend.
905-793-4861
VIRTUE FOR FEBRUARY
RESPECT
May your gift of respect help us
to live each day with the
confidence that we are in
company of people who are not
strangers but who are our
spiritual brothers and sisters.
What does the word “Lent” mean? Why have we given this name to the time of preparation before
Easter? Lent comes from an old word meaning “springtime”.
During the spring of the year, daylight increases, trees begin to bud and flowers start to appear. The new
life that comes to the world each spring is like the renewal of life that comes when we pray and try harder
to follow Jesus.
Lord of heaven and earth, you lead us up the mountains to show us something new,
You show us the beauty of life, the wonder of
creation,
the goodness of family, the fun of good friends.
You ask us to let go:
Of pride
Of selfishness
Of meanness
You invite us to open ourselves:
To gentleness,
To love
To You.
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MARCH BREAK 2016
There will be no school for students during
the week of
March 14-18, 2016
School will resume on Monday, March 21st,
2016.
Farewell to Superintendent
Denise Oude-Reimerink
We have been so honored to have had
Superintendent Oude-Reimerink as part
of Lester B. Pearson Catholic School
community over the past year. She
attended many events and has witnessed
the wonderful activities our students are
engaged in. Mrs. Oude-Reimerink has
been a great supporter of Catholic
education for many years with the
Dufferin-Peel Catholic School Board. We
wish her all the best in her retirement.
Welcome Deb FineganDowney, Superintendent of
Brampton North East
We would like to give a big Lester B.
Pearson Catholic School welcome to our
new Superintendent, Deb FineganDowney as of February 1, 2016. Ms.
Finegan-Downey will be leaving her
position as Assistant Superintendent of
Program at the board and will be joining
the Brampton North East Family of
Schools as Superintendent. We look
forward in working with Superintendent
Finegan-Downey.
Family Day
MONDAY,
FEBRUARY 15,
2016
School is closed.
Important notice for Parent(s)/Guardian(s)
of students in SK/Year 2 Kindergarten
The French Immersion Online Application System is
now open for submissions. To apply, go to
www.dpcdsb.org.
Applications will be accepted until February 12th, 2016
Reminder:
• All eligible submissions are accepted and, in the event that the number of
applications is greater than the number of spaces available at a French Immersion
school, a centralized, computer-generated lottery will be held at a date yet to be
determined.
• Some French Immersion schools offer Grades 1 to 8 and others offer Grades 1 to
4, with Grade 5 to 8 offered at a nearby school. Please refer to the Board website
for more information.
• Parents and guardians of students registered in the program are responsible for
providing transportation for their child(ren) to and from their registered French
Immersion school. *****Please note that for students living inside the regular school
boundaries of a French Immersion school, eligibility for student transportation is
based on the policies established by the school board.*****
• A successful placement in the French Immersion School does not guarantee
placement of younger siblings in future years.
If more details are required, please review the board website for up-to-date
information. You may also contact your child's present school, the principal of
the French Immersion school in your area, or the board's French as a Second
Language Consultant at (905) 890-0708 extension 24307.
Students should
come to school
ready to participate
in all activities,
including outdoor
recess. Please
ensure that your
children are
dressed warmly;
wearing insulated
boots, winter weight coats, mittens, hats, scarves, etc..
Please label all articles of clothing for easy
identification. Students will have recesses outdoors
with the following exceptions only. Outdoor recess time
will be reduced when the temperature is -20 degrees
Celsius or colder, with or without wind chill and children
will be kept indoors when the temperature is -25
degrees Celsius or colder, with or without wind chill. As
well, all students should have indoor footwear at school.
This is very important in case of an emergency
evacuation. Students will not have time to put on their
boots.
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TERM ONE
STUDENT REPORT
CARDS
Term One grade one to
grade eight report cards go
home on Tuesday, February
2nd. Parent / teacher /
student interviews for JK to
grade 8 students will be
held:
A gentle reminder to REPORT
ALL ABSENCES & LATES on
the Attendance Line (905-793-4861 Option 1) before
9:00am. The message system is available 24 hours for your convenience.
On days that buses are cancelled and your child is NOT a bus student but will
remain at home an absence must be reported.
Please arrive at school on time 9:00am or 1:00pm. Students who arrive even a few
minutes late must receive an admit slip from the office.
Arriving at school on time and being punctual is an important building block in
every student’s learning foundation from Junior
Kindergarten to grade 8. The routine of being
prepared for the beginning of classes on a daily basis
ensures that each day gets off to a good start.
Thursday, February 4th
3:45-8:30pm
Full Day
Kindergarten
Registration
SEPTEMBER 2016
Friday, February 5th
9:00am-12:00pm
SOS!!! Save Our Subscriptions!
Please save your new
magazine orders and renewals
for our schools’ Magazine
Program. This program allows
us the opportunity to focus on
literacy and support READING
and helps raise funds at the same time. These funds go
towards extra-curricular programs, activities, supplies and
equipment that benefit our children and are essential to a
meaningful, well-rounded education. On average our school
earns $10.00 per subscription.
Ignore those renewal notices from the publishers and order
your magazines through our school. If you can’t wait, order
anytime at www.dpcdsb.org/LBPEA under Events Tab! Any
orders placed now will still count towards prizes given during
our regular campaign!
Monday—Friday
9:30-11:30am & 1:30-3:00pm
Packages with missing Required Documents will not be
considered.
PACKAGES AVAILABLE TO PRINT ON THE
SCHOOL WEBSITE (About Tab/Admissions) OR
FOR PICKUP IN OFFICE
Registration requests from Flex Boundary (out of
bounds) students will be considered at the end of
August 2016. Out of boundary applicants must
register at their home school.
You can start right now………
Consider giving magazine subscriptions as gifts this year!
Let friends and family know about our fundraiser and ask them
to save their orders for our program! They can order online and
support our school!
Remember, if you have any questions regarding your
magazine order; please call
QSP Customer Service at
1-800-667-2536
March 25th, 2016
We will be launching our annual magazine fundraiser with all
proceeds going to support Literacy at Lester B. Pearson
Catholic School.
We would like to thank you in advance for your support .
Parents/Guardians should bring the following;
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proof of age (Stmt. Of Live Birth or Birth Cert.)
original Catholic Baptismal Certificate of the Roman, Greek or
Ukrainian Rite, for parent (one) and child (if the child has not
been baptized, a letter of counseling with the parish
information)
updated immunization records
Proof of Canadian citizenship or of Landed Immigrant
Proof of address (documents that are received by mail to the
home—utility bill, bank or credit card statement)
For more information, please visit our school
website or call the Admissions Department at 905890-0708 ext. 24500.
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Valentine Day Dance
MINIMIZING CLASS DISRUPTIONS
The instructional day begins promptly following morning
announcements until 3:10 daily followed by recess from 3:10-3:25
and dismissal at 3:30. In order to not miss valuable instructional
time, students should not be picked up from school early, if
possible.
By trying our best not to disturb classes, except in very important
situations, we are reducing disruptions to quality teaching and
learning time. We understand that there will be times when
disruptions will be necessary and unavoidable. To this end, we ask
the following;
 If you wish to discuss something with your child’s teacher, we
ask that you set up an appointment with the teacher.
Approaching the teacher before, during and/or after school
makes it difficult for the teacher to focus on her/his students.
This also becomes a safety issue. Please leave a message on
their voicemail and the teacher will call you back within 24
hours.
 Send a note in advance, to your child’s teacher when your child
needs to be picked up early, who will pick them up and then
meet them in the office and sign them out.
 If delivering lunches to your child at school, write your child’s
and the teacher’s names on the lunch bags and leave them on
the lunch table in the front hall. Please ensure that the Lunch is
there by 12:40pm. As we are now a secure building, this should
not be a daily routine.
We appreciate continued parental help and support in minimizing
disruptions to classes, whenever possible.
LOST & FOUND
Please be sure to check the
Lost & Found in the Foyer on
Interview Evening Thursday
February 3rd for any items
that may belong to your
child(ren).
We will be donating all remaining items during the
March break.
We will be having a Valentine's
Dance on Tuesday, February
16th in the Gym! This year’s DJ
has been sponsored by School
Council.
SCHEDULE AND ADMISSION PRICES:
GRADE
TIME
Grades 1-3
9:10-10:10
Grades 4-6
10:10-11:20
Kindergarten
11:20-12:00
Grades 7-8
1:00-3:10
See more at the school website:
www.dpcdsb.org/lbpea/events
Student Yard Supervision
Please note that teachers are on duty in the school
yard at the following times:
8:45-9:00am
Bus Duty/Before
School/Kindergarten
11:06-11:21am
Morning Recess
12:01-1:01pm
Lunch Recess & Lunch
12:45-1:00pm
Kindergarten Yard
3:10-3:25 pm
Afternoon Recess
3:30-3:45pm
Bus Boarding and
Departure
Students should not arrive to school earlier
then 8:45am.
P.A.L.S. Playground Activity Leaders in Schools
We continue to run the P.A.L.S. program in our school. The main goals of this program are
to: encourage students to be physically active by playing games at recess, preventing
bullying from happening at school and to give older students the opportunity to become
leaders on the playground. Sincere thanks are extended to the Region of Peel Public Health
network and to Mrs. Matias and Mrs. Carreno for organizing and promoting this valuable
initiative. Thanks also to our student leaders for volunteering to help in this activity on Mondays, Wednesdays,
and Fridays.
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We are excited to announce that we have upgraded
and renewed our subscription to the Tumble Book
Library in our library resources. This is an on-line
library of animated talking books, novels, graphic
novels as well as interactive quizzes, games and puzzles. It is great for
all students but particularly helpful for those who are just learning to
read, are struggling with literacy skills or are English Language Learners.
Check out Tumble Books on our website. Go to the Library tab, click on
Resources and then on Tumble Book Library. A tour of the library is
available on the website. A big thank you goes to our School Council for
their generous funding of this subscription.
Happy Reading!
Ontario Elementary Progress Report Card
The Ministry of Education Ontario Elementary Progress Report Card is a legal document and would be accepted
as confirmation of Enrolment in an Ontario School, Student’s Legal Name, and Ontario Education Number. We
ask that all copies are retained for your records so that you may provide this information if required.
Parents are reminded to keep all original documents that would be required for registration to another school
(Baptismal Certificates, Birth Certificates, etc.) and government requests in a safe location and available.
COLD & FLU SEASON
Cold and Flu season is back and so too are
children’s illnesses. Please use discretion in keeping your child home to recover. A child
who is coughing, wheezing, etc. is not in a state to learn and is in a position to infect
other children. Remember, if your children are well enough to attend school, they are
well enough to go outside at recess. Please continue to be vigilant in reinforcing good
hand washing practices.
For more information please visit Peel Health at http://www.peelregion.ca/health/index.htm or
www.dpcdsb.org/LBPEA under General Information—Peel Health.
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School Safety Reminder
Regarding Student Pick Up
and Drop Off
1.
The EQAO
Assessment will
be occurring
between May 25
- June 8, 2016. Grade 3 and 6
students are preparing diligently for
this assessment. It is very important
that all students are present at
school during this time. More
information to follow.
A reminder to parents to be familiar with student drop off procedures as
well as Kiss and Ride safety. This continues to be a challenge. Frequent
reminders have been put in previous newsletters. Please check out past
newsletters on our website if you would like to review our Kiss and Ride
Rules. Thank you to parents who follow the rules and understand that the
rules are to ensure student safety.
2. A reminder that a vehicle should never block the entrance to the school. If
you find yourself in this position, especially at the end of the day during
student pick up, please go through the driveway and
out the exit and re-enter the loop. Please do
the same if you see that the bus is trying to
Respecting Our Neighbours
get into the driveway but is blocked by cars.
Parents are asked to review with their children that the yards that sur3. When trying to turn into the school, if
round the playground are
you are in the line up to get in, please
“Off Limits”.
Students must remember that this is private property. Should a situastop further back from the school
tion develop where a ball or personal item ends up in one of our neighcrossing so as to not block the sight
bour’s yards, students should approach a supervisor for assistance.
lines of the Crossing Guards.
Students are asked to continue their excellent record at maintaining a
4. Move up in the drive through lane. Do not
“good neighbour” rapport with our surrounding homes and properties.
Student will not be permitted to leave school property to retrieve lost
let children out of the vehicle unless you
soccer balls, etc.
have moved right up.
Opening the Doors of Mercy
May 1st-6th
Our Archdiocese is home to five
English and one French
Catholic school board, made up
of more than 500 schools and
close to 300,000 students. We celebrate the tremendous gifts of each
one of our students along with all those who support them on the
journey.
Each one of us has a role to play. Our parishes provide a solid
foundation, the rock on which we build our faith with priests who
guide and shepherd us on the journey. The home is another critical
component of our faith formation, where parents ensure that the
thread of faith is woven through the family, allowing children to live a
faith that acts in all that they do. Our Catholic teachers provide
leadership in our parish schools by following the example of Jesus
Christ, teacher and friend, as we form our young people to be citizens
who are inspired by their faith.
In addition to offering prayers for all those involved in Catholic
Education, we offer some practical suggestions to help engage our
community:
1. Ensure that your property taxes indicate you are a separate
school supporter. This demonstrates to the government your support
of our publicly funded Catholic schools.
2. Consider being more directly engaged in our publicly funded
Catholic schools. Join our School Council or volunteer in our school.
Reading practice
is important! The
development of
strong reading
and literacy skills
early on help to support students in their success as
they progress into higher grades. Our school is
very fortunate to have free access for grades 1 and
2 students to Raz kids. This is an excellent reading
program that allows each child to work at their
individual reading levels. They have opportunities
to check their understanding of what they have read
through quizzes and the classroom teachers can
also monitor how the students in their classrooms
are progressing. We hope that each student in
grades 1 and 2 will use their Raz Kids subscription
on a regular basis (at least 2-3 evenings per week)
at home. If there is a problem with accessing your
child’s account, please contact your child’s teacher
and the information will be sent out to you again.
Thank you for your support and Happy Reading!!
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ADULT AND CONTINUING
EDUCATION – DPCDSB
INTERNATIONAL
LANGUAGES
ELEMENTARY PROGRAM:
Elementary International Saturday morning
classes are available to students in grades
JK to 8. No prior language experience is
necessary. International Language programs
comply with the Ministry of Education
curriculum. Please contact the Adult &
Continuing Education Office at 905-8919263 for information regarding language
offerings at specific IL Sites and
registration information as well.
ESL Programs for Adults
We offer a variety of ESL, Citizenship and
Coop Programs for Adults throughout
Mississauga and Brampton.
Registration is on-going for many of our
programs.
Please see our Winter Flyer posted on the
board website at www.dpcdsb.org/CEC/
Programs/Adult+Education/
or call us at 905-891-9263.
General Interest Courses for Adults
Discover a new talent, explore a new
interest, put a hop in your dance step….come
join us …Various General Interest courses
available….Look for our General Interest
information in our Adult and Continuing
Education Flyer.
The Green Corner!!
The Green Team members were proud
to participate in the Dufferin Peel Waste
Free Challenge from January 18-22.
We encouraged all members of our
school community to reduce the waste
we create by using re-usable containers
and water bottles for our snacks and
lunches. Members of our Eco-Eagles went to each class
and counted the number of containers each person had
each day. We are so proud to announce that there were a
total of 1,815 containers used during the week. That’s 1,815
packages and water bottles that did not end up in the
landfill!!
As an added bonus, Mrs. Mauro’s class was our clear
winner with the most containers used throughout the week,
and will be rewarded with a FREE pizza party on the next
Toonie Tuesday- Tuesday February 11. Congratulations
JK/SK!!! We hope that everyone learned a lesson from this
challenge, and continues to minimize their waste production
and contribution to our ecological footprint.
Stay tuned for our February challenge: The GREAT GULP!
Environmentally yours,
Mrs. Archdekin, Mrs. Fall, Mrs. DeBuono, Mrs. Panetta,
Mrs. Galvao, Mrs. Francisco, and the LBP Eco-Eagles
SNOWBALLS AND ICE THROWING
Playing in the snow can be a lot of fun, however the school has a
rule forbidding the throwing of snowballs and the kicking of snow
onto others. Students are constantly
reminded of the dangers of
throwing/kicking snow and ice chunks.
Students are reminded that this rule is in
place to prevent the injuries of others. We
encourage students to constructively use
the snow to build snowmen or sculptures.
Students getting caught throwing
snowballs or ice chunks will receive consequences. Please
review these rules with your children. Thank you for helping us
make the playground a safe place.
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CHESS CHESS CHESS!!!!!
It's that time of year again! Student registration for the
Lester B. Pearson Catholic School Chess Club has
taken place and we are ready to take flight! It has been
an incredible year for registration in the chess club with
over 50% of the student population joining the chess
club (grades 1 through 8)!
The practice schedule has been on Tuesdays during
the lunch recess for the past two months. This
culminated in an in-school tournament January the
21st. All chess club members were invited to play chess within their division to determine which
students will participate on the Lester B Pearson Catholic School Chess Teams and assist as officials
at the Brampton North-East family of schools Chess tournament. Students that have made it through
to the next level will continue chess lessons and practice till the family level tournament.
The Brampton North East Chess Finals will be held at Lester B Pearson Catholic School on Friday
April 1st, 2016.
We would encourage the Chess Club members to hone their skills at home by playing a game with a
parent or sibling, by using one of the many chess applications available, by checking out one of the
chess books in our library or by participating in the Chess Lessons which take place at Lester B
Pearson Catholic School on Friday nights between 6-8pm. These lessons are provided by the Chess
and Math Association of Ontario and there is a fee.
I want to take this opportunity to thank our Chess Co-Ordination Team here at Lester B Person
Catholic School. Many people have no idea how many teachers dedicate their time and energy to
putting this amazing program together for our students.
The Chess Co-Ordination Team here at Lester B. Pearson Catholic School is extremely proud of the
growth and success of our students during this season! We especially want to encourage our JK/SK
and Gr.1 parents to explore chess with their child. Chess is a fun game which encourages and
develops analytical thinking and problem solving skills.
Mr. Bellizzi
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Book Fair February 1st to 8th
Schedule:
Monday February 1 – 1:00-3:30
Tuesday February 2 - 9:30 - 3:00pm
Wednesday February 3 - 9:30-3:00pm
Thursday February 4 - 9:30-3:30pm & 4:00-7:30pm
Friday February 5 - 9:00am-12:00pm
Monday February 8 – 9:30 – 3:30
Our Book Fairs connect students to books they want to read. To help your child find the newest and
best books, he or she will visit the Fair during class time. Students will be allowed to purchase books during that visit, but we will also invite you to come to our Family Event night. During our Family Event, your
family can shop together, participate in activities and enter our Family Event Draw. You could win $50
worth of books for your family and your child’s teacher ($25 to student and $25 to Teacher). During the
event, we also invite you to help build our classroom libraries by purchasing books and donating them to
your child’s teacher through the Classroom Wish List program.
2015-16 School Year Calendar
Additional Professional Activity Day: Monday, April 11, 2016
Terms of the recent contract settlement between the teacher federations and the Ministry of Education included the provision of an additional Professional Activity Day for the 2015-2016 school year for both elementary and secondary schools.
Recently, boards were directed to schedule this additional Professional Development Day on or before April 15, 2016.
In the Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board, the designated additional Professional Activity Day has
been scheduled for Monday, April 11, 2016.
Therefore, there will be no classes for either elementary or secondary students on Monday, April 11, 2016.
Thank you for your attention to this addition to the 2015-16 School Year Calendar.
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The Knights of Columbus Free Throw Championship
On Saturday January 23rd, 20 Lester B. Pearson Students participated in the Knights of Columbus Free Throw Competition
which was held at Lester. B. Pearson Catholic School.
Lester B. Pearson Catholic School students are champions in the following divisions and will proceed to the
District Level of competition in February:
10 year old girls
11 year old boys
12 year old boys
Thank you to Mr. DiCarlo and Mr. Resendes who were present to support the students. WE wish these students good luck as
they represent Lester B. Pearson C.E.S. at the district level on Saturday February 20th.
Mr. Resendes & Mr. Bellizzi
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St. James Kindergarten
Registration Process
Process for parents applying to register for
Kindergarten at St. James.
Parents interested in applying for Kindergarten at St. James must
register at their home school during the board-wide registration .
Parents are then required to go to St. James during the St. James
registration dates
February 1*, from 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
February 2, 3, 4 and 5 from 9:00 am - 3:00 pm.
*Snow Day if necessary on February 2, from 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
We will be starting up Lego Club again this year.
Once a week, during lunch recess, interested
students will be engaged in creating masterpieces
with Lego. This opportunity will occur for 5
weeks.
Grade 5 students: Feb. 9, 16, 23 March 1, 8.
Grade 4 students: Feb. 11, 18, 25 March 3, 10.
A big thank you to Mrs. Fall, Mrs. Salameh and Mrs. McCulloch for
organizing.
February 2016
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
1
2
3
4
6
Black History
Month
Book Fair 9:303:30
Book Fair 9:303:30 & 4-7:30
Lunch Pails
Interview
Evening
Reporting to
Parents
Njacko Backo
AM
Boston Pizza
Book Fair 9:303:30
Reports go home
Term 1
Computer Club
12:01-12:41
5
PA Day
Computer Club
12:01-12:41
Book Fair 9:0012:00
8
9
10
11
12
Toonie Tuesday
Ash Wednesday
Celebration 2pm—
parents are
welcome to attend
Lunch Pails
Junior
Basketball @
LBPCES
Rosary Apostolates
Book Fair 13:30pm
7
Book Fair 9:303:30
Tour for Humanity
Bus @ LBPCES
Computer Club
12:01-12:41
Lego Club Gr. 5
12pm
14
15
Family
Day
School is closed.
Mr. Sub
17
18
19
Boston Pizza
10am Lenten Mass
Lunch Pails
3pm Ext. French
Deadline
In the gym—
parents are
welcome to attend
Computer Club
12:01-12:41
Valentine’s Day
Dance—all grades
Lunch Pails
Mr. Sub
10am
Confirmation
Rehearsal @ St.
Anthony of
Padua
23
24
25
26
Computer Club
12:01-12:41
Toonie Tuesday
Lego Club Gr. 5
12pm
Virtue Assembly
Kindergarten 10am
for students,
2:30pm for parents
Lunch Pails
Girls Family
Championship
Junior
Basketball @ St.
Anthony
Speech
Competition pm
Grades 4-8
Computer Club
12:01-12:41
Mr. Sub
Lego Club Gr. 4
12pm
29
2:30pm
Confirmation
@ St. Anthony
Mad Science Gr.
6 & 5/6
20
Lego Club Gr. 4
12pm
Lego Club Gr. 5
12pm
28
Lunch Pails
16
Computer Club
12:01-12:41
22
Earth Rangers
Assembly Gr. 1-6—
pm
Lego Club Gr. 4
12pm
Valentine Cookies
go home
21
Computer Club
12:01-12:41
13
Boys Family
Championship
Junior Basketball
@ St. Anthony
Lunch Pails
27