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Our Lady of Lourdes
Catholic Elementary School
SAT
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25 Mount Royal Circle
Brampton, Ont. L6P 1W3
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All Soul’s Day
4
5
6
Picture retake
day, AM
Meet & Greet the
School Council in
the gym 6-7pm,
followed by School
Council Meeting,
7pm
7
8
Coat Drive
9
10
11
12
13
Remembrance Day
Assembly,
10:45am
Lockdown drill,
AM
Interview evening
(as needed for
particular
students)
Progress Reports
go home
14
15
P.A. Day - No
school for
students
Coat Drive
16
17
18
Silvercreek trip
for Zanella &
Champsi
19
20
21
Intermediate
volleyball
tournament
Math Night for
parents, begins at
6pm
Anti-bullying
presentation,
grades 2-8
Chapters Night
FUNdraiser, 52
Quarry Edge
Drive, 6:30—
9:00pm
Financial Literacy
at 7pm
Wear pink today!
22
“Use Less Stuff
Day”
Bullying Awareness Week—Stand Up!
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24
30
25
26
27
Parent First
Communion
information
meeting, 7pm,
Cardinal Ambrozic
Secondary School
Parent
Confirmation
information
meeting, 7pm,
Cardinal Ambrozic
Secondary School
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29
Virtue Assembly,
2pm
“Buy Nothing Day”
National Jersey
Day
A PRAYER FOR PEACE
Spirit of God, move again over the waters of your creation, drawing life from
the chaos.
Bring reconciliation to the nations, removing the bitterness, greed and hatred
that divide our hearts.
Inspire the minds of all leaders with care for the needs of their people.
Let truth be standard as we seek to bring about a fair sharing of the goods of the earth.
Help us to know you, the Father and Jesus, calling to mind Jesus’ words:
“As often as you did it to one of these, the least of my brothers and sisters,
you did it to me”.
Help us also remember today and throughout the year to be at peace with ourselves and
accept others as God made them.
Amen.
—B. Arbour
Reconciliation, First Communion and Confirmation Registration,
2 to 7 pm at St. Patrick’s church, second week of advent
10
Family Advent mass with Fr. Vito Marziliano, 7pm in the school
gym
13
Christmas with Santa, 11am to 2pm, in the school gym
13-14 Communion & Confirmation enrolment mass weekend at St.
Patrick’s Church, third week of advent
19
School wide Advent retreat, Virtue assembly and caroling in
the gym
20-21 Communion & Confirmation enrolment mass weekend at St.
Patrick’s Church, fourth week of advent
22
Christmas holidays begin
Principal
Sonia Rotino
Secretary
Mary Doria
~
Superintendent
Max Vecchiarino
Trustee
Scott McLauchlan
Parish Priest
Fr. Vito Marziliano
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REMEMBRANCE DAY
Remembrance Day gives us an
opportunity to pay respects to the more
than 100,000 Canadians who have lost
their lives in wars and peace keeping
duties for Canada. Remembrance Day
began after the end of the First World
War which ended on the 11th hour, of
the 11th day, of the 11th month.
On November 11, our school will
honour those who have served and died
in World War I, World War II, Korea
and in all peace missions.
A liturgical service will be
held in the school gym at
10:45 a.m. Parents are
welcome to join us.
During the month of November we will
focus on the virtue of Conscience.
God has given us the ability to know the
right and decent way to act and then to
act that way. We trust that the common
Spirit we share inspires us and guides us
to make good decisions if we allow our
conscience to be well-formed.
A person of conscience allows prayer
and scripture to influence him/her.
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FAX (905) 913-2918
November 2014
All Saint’s Day
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Phone (905) 913-1703
THANKSGIVING FOOD DRIVE
Thank you to all those who contributed the many canned and nonperishable food items during our Thanksgiving drive. The food was donated
to the Knight’s Table in order to help the less fortunate in our community.
May God bless you for all your help.
November 2014
Our Lady of Lourdes
2014-2015 LITURGICAL DATES
If your child has not yet been
baptized and you wish to take the
opportunity this year to celebrate
his/her baptism, please contact the
school and let us know, or speak
directly to Fr. Vito Marziliano, our new
pastor at St. Patrick’s Church
(905/794-0486), or email at
church@stpatrickswildfield.com Please
note that a child 7 years of age or
older needs to participate in the Rite
of Christian Initiation for Children
(RCIC), preparing the child for baptism
at Easter.
If your child is in grade 3 or older
and has not yet celebrated his/her
First Confession/First Communion
and you wish to take the opportunity
this year to celebrate the Sacraments,
please contact the school, or speak
directly to Fr. Vito (Tel. 905/7940486), or email at
church@stpatrickswildfield.com.
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Parent Information Evening for Confirmation - Wednesday,
November 26, 7 pm, at Cardinal Ambrozic Catholic
Secondary School
 Parent Information Evening for Reconciliation and First
Communion - Tuesday, November 25, 7 pm, at Cardinal
Ambrozic Catholic Secondary School
 Registration for Confirmation - Sunday, December 7, from 2
to 7 pm at St. Patrick`s Church
 Registration for Reconciliation and First Communion Sunday, December 7, from 2 to 7 pm at St. Patrick`s Church
 Enrolment Mass for Grade 2 Communion and 8 Confirmation
candidates
Saturday December 13, 5:00 mass
Sunday December 14, 8:30 AM, 10:00 AM
andhow
11:30
AM (in Italian)
No matter
insignificant,
we will notify you whenever your child
receives any
kind
of
head
injury
of which we are aware. If we do not see
or
you at dismissal and we are unable to contact you or leave a message, a
Saturday December 20, 5:00 mass
the student agenda. Our school policy is in recognition
Sundaydanger
December
21, 8:30involving
AM, 10:00
and
11:30
of the potential
of anything
the AM
head
area.
Please do not
AM (in Italian)
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First Communion, Sunday, April 19, 2015 at 2:30 pm
(Deputat) and 4:30 pm (Paolella), St. Patrick’s Church
Confirmation, Saturday, June 6, 2015 at 12:00 (Sette) and
2:30 pm (Costabile), St. Patrick’s Church
A LETTER FROM THE PARISH
Dear Parents/Guardians, Staff, Administrators and Students:
Greetings and Blessings to you all, and all your loved ones.
November begins with a very special focus on SAINTS, i.e., men,
women and children who have been models of the faith and have
been true to their baptismal commitment. Yes, it is in Baptism that
we all become “Saints”. It is in Baptism that being united to Christ,
the True Saint, the Only Saint, we share in his divine life and
embrace the title of being “beloved children of our heavenly
Father”. At times many other issues take over, and it becomes a bit
difficult to manifest all that the Lord has done in us and through us.
Yet, each moment is a new opportunity to begin again, through
God’s grace, that journey of holiness which we have been called to
follow.
Religion is more than simply a subject children study at school. It is
a window through which we get to know more who we are. Let us
therefore acknowledge that over and above every other name,
title, position we each hold, there is that reality that we are
“Saints”… yes, all of us, and in each one of us there is a reflection
of Jesus.
Let us see “Jesus” in everyone. Let us help others see “Jesus” in us.
Thank you for sharing the journey of faith with us, here at school
and in our parish. Wishing you blessings and peace.
Fr. Vito Marziliano, Pastor.
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ALL SAINTS’ AND ALL SOULS’ DAY
While the secular world moves towards the
celebration of the Christmas season at this time of
year, we are reminded as Catholics of the
importance of the feast days of All Saints’ Day
and All Souls’ Day celebrated in the Roman Rite.
All Saints’ Day, celebrated on November 1,
reminds our community of all who have lived
faithful lives in the Church. This day is a part of
the liturgical calendar of events, and we
remember our Saints in our prayers. The historical
roots of this celebration have to do with those
martyrs who died in the early Church. Later, Pope
Gregory VII declared this day to be the date we
remember all who have lived and died for their
faith.
On All Souls Day, November 2, our faith
remembers all who have died and we remember
those with liturgies, celebrations or prayers. Both
dates remind students of the depth of our faith
and our participation in the Church.
We are reminded of the
importance of celebrating our faith,
preparing for the end of the
liturgical year and Advent and the
beginning of our new liturgical
year.
Continued Excellence in Catholic Education
A message to Parents and Guardians
Results from the spring 2014 administration of the EQAO primary division and junior division assessments of reading,
writing and mathematics demonstrated that the proportion of Dufferin-Peel students achieving the provincial standard in
Grades 3 and 6 continues to meet or exceed provincial averages for a sixth straight year. Within Dufferin-Peel Catholic
schools, reading and writing in both Grades 3 and 6 have demonstrated significant growth over the last five years
(spring 2009 through spring 2014), while mathematics achievement in these grades has shown some decline over time.
The board continues to recognize the need to improve student learning in this key subject area.
These results speak highly of our students and you, their parents and guardians, who support their education. They are
also a clear reflection of the high degree of professionalism and dedication of our teaching and support staff, the
commitment of our administrators and of the board of trustees towards supporting all students and ensuring their wellbeing and continuous achievement. In addition, they speak to the high level of collaboration, which to us, point to the
heart and soul of a caring and committed Catholic school system, where every student is “each called by name” (Isaiah
43:1) to experience success.
Congratulations to all on these very positive results and to the ongoing well-being and success of our students.
The most recent results are presented below:
Assessment 2013-2014
Our Lady of Lourdes
Board
Province
Primary Division (Grades 1-3) Reading
77%
73%
70%
Primary Division (Grades 1-3) Writing
89%
83%
78%
Primary Division (Grades 1-3) Mathematics
73%
67%
67%
Junior Division (Grades 4-6) Reading
89%
82%
79%
Junior Division (Grades 4-6) Writing
82%
82%
78%
Junior Division (Grades 4-6) Mathematics
79%
57%
54%
ECO CLUB CORNER
The Our Lady of Lourdes Eco-Team is very excited about all the activities we have planned for this school year. Some of
the weekly initiatives that we started last month are:
“Walk/Wheel to School Wednesdays”, “Take Back the Trash Thursdays” and “Flick Off Fridays.”
”Take Back the Trash Thursdays” is an initiative, in which we are encouraging students to bring a lunch to school on
Thursdays with an effort to reduce the amount of waste in school (i.e., a lunch that contains no throwaway packaging, all
food and drinks are packed in reusable containers and any uneaten food or waste material is returned home to be
composted). Students on the Eco-Team will be visiting classes during the month of November to give tips on how to pack
this type of lunch, and also to explain why this is such an important initiative. Also, we will be celebrating " Use Less Stuff
Day" on November 21st and "Buy Nothing Day" on November 29th. "Buy Nothing Day" is an internationally recognized
day that encourages people not to buy anything for one day. This initiative not only helps your wallet, but also the
environment by reducing the amount of often unnecessary things we buy, which in turn will reduces future waste.
This past month some of the students at Our Lady of Lourdes watched a presentation from Toronto Zoo about the Great
Lakes. They learned about animals from the Great Lakes and why it is important to be a
positive impact on the life of these animals. The children especially enjoyed the animal models
that they could explore.
A special thanks also goes out to students and teachers in grade 5-8 who participated in the
October Harvest Clean up of our adopted park. Thanks for keeping Lillie Roberts Park clean.
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November 2014
Our Lady of Lourdes
OUR LADY OF LOURDES PRESENTS
COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS MAKES LEADERS
Math, Munchies & Money
Thursday, November 20th, 2014
6:15 to 7:00 Math Event
Is Math homework frustrating you? Would you like some information on how to help your child? Then come and join us to
see what and how the children are learning math and how you can support their learning at home. A Math tool kit will be
given to the first 15 registrants. This is a workshop for parents. Childcare is available please register on-line.
7:00 –7:15 Munchies!
Join other families in the community for a chance to catch up while enjoying some appetizers and refreshments .
7:15 to 8:15 Financial Literacy
In today's complex world, young people need a wide range of skills and knowledge to make informed choices about
their financial decisions.
A speaker at United Way Youth Groups, A. Rizvi, from Edward Jones will join us and provide parents with tips and tools
to help their child(ren) in the talk about practical money skills; basic banking concepts; the importance of budgeting and
saving; and skills for students to practice balancing their own budgets.
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This is open to all parents with children grade JK-8. Children in grade 5 + can attend and participate with their parents.
Child-minding activities will be available for younger children.
Register for one or both workshops at; https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/BMGLM7M by November 15
HOMEWORK TIP OF THE MONTH
Designate a quiet working space.
Congratulations to all of the students on our Cross
Country Team who represented our school at the family
meet on October 24 at Heart Lake Conservation Park.
Special mention goes to the students who advanced to
the Board meet on Thursday, October 30 at Centennial Park in
Etobicoke: Thank you to Mrs. Cavarretta, Mrs. Iannucci, Mr. Sette, Ms.
Trentin and our parent volunteer Mr. Talamo for coaching the team.
Our boys and girls Junior Volleyball team competed in a mini
tournament held here at Lourdes on Friday, October 10. Our girls
advanced to the Family Level tournament which took place Friday,
October 17 at St. John Bosco. They played well at the family
tournament; however, they did not advance to the regionals.
Congratulations to both the boys’ and girls’ teams who played with
heart and determination. Thank you to Ms. Ignoto, Mrs. Malfara and
Mrs. Rennick for coaching the teams.
Our Intermediate Boys and Girls Volleyball teams are beginning to
practice for their upcoming tournament on Wednesday, November
19, at St. Andre Bessette. Thank you to Mr. Costabile,
Ms. Ignoto, Mr. Sette and Ms. Trentin for coaching the
teams.
Sponsored by Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic School Council, Funded by the Parent Reaching Out (PRO) Grant
REMINDERS AND RESOURCES: COLD AND FLU
SEASON
As cold and flu season approaches, the Dufferin-Peel Catholic District
School Board continues to be vigilant in ensuring that our schools are
clean and that our school communities are educated regarding good
hand hygiene and cough etiquette. These practices are promoted on an
ongoing basis, but as the prevalence of colds and flu increases, our
board increases the cleaning of contact surfaces, as well as reminds
schools to review cold and flu prevention with students and staff. Many
resources are utilized from our regional health units.
A reminder, as well, that communicable diseases can be
contracted in public places throughout the year. For
example, cold-related viruses, such as Enterovirus, are
transferred from person to person through hand
contact. Cold and flu viruses typically peak from
December through February, but can start as early as October.
Please assist us by reviewing good hand washing procedures, as well as
other preventative measures, as outlined in the various Peel Health
resources available to you through their website. As always, children
who are unwell, should be kept at home. Also available on the Peel
Health website is the schedules of local Flu Clinics: http://
www.peelregion.ca/flu/clinics/ For more information, visit the Peel
Health website: http://www.peelregion.ca/health.
Direct links to the above information can be found in the Parent Section
of the Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board website at
www.dpcdsb.org.
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RAINBOW LUNCHES TIPS
Did you know:
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Vitamin D is one of few vitamins
produced by your body
Your body could produce up to 10,000
units in a 20 minute period on a sunny
day
You cannot get the benefits of vitamin D
from sunlight when sitting inside a sunny
room or in a car; the sunlight must be
direct

The further you live from the equator, the
more sun you will need
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A human would have to drink
approximately 10 tall glasses of milk
each day to get the daily
recommendation of Vitamin D
For the complete Nutritional Newsletter from
Rainbow Lunches, see our website:
http://www.dpcdsb.org/LOURD/Parents/Nu
tritional+Newsletter.htm
OUR LADY OF LOURDES LUNCHES & TREAT DAYS
Pizza lunch will be on the following Wednesdays:
Nov. 5, 12, 19 and 26
Dec. 3, 10 and 17
Jan. 7, 14, 21 and 28
Mr. Sub lunches will be offered on the following Fridays:
Nov. 7, 21 and 28
Dec. 5, 12 and 19
All lunches must be pre-ordered each term and returned to the
school on the due date.
Cookies, baked chips & popcorn will be sold on Fridays for $1.00
each.
Thank you to the school council volunteers who will be assisting with
the co-ordination and organization of money and forms for other
lunch programs this year such as Rainbow lunches.
OLOL CATHOLIC SCHOOL COUNCIL
Please join us on Wednesday, November 5,
2014 at 7:00 p.m. for our meeting.
Provide a space for your child to do homework
in an area that is free from distractions such as
the television, computer games, friends, pets,
and telephones.
The Dufferin Peel Catholic District School Board’s
homework policy may be viewed in full at
dpcdsb.org/homework.
MENTAL HEALTH PRESENTATION
Loyola Catholic Secondary School Council
presents a mental health presentation
for all parents and educators
featuring guest speaker Dan McGann, MSW,
RSW, Adolescent Team Social Worker
On November 10, 2014 at 7:00pm
In the Loyola Lecture Hall
Loyola Catholic Secondary School
4010 Sladeview Cres., Mississauga.
Dan McGann is a social worker with over 30
years experience of working with children and
adolescents.
For more information, call 905-820-9822. This
event is free and no reservation is required.
STUDENT COUNCIL
Our grade 7 and 8 students were involved in
Student Council Elections. We congratulate our
elected officials: Martina S. (Prime Minister),
Joshua G. (Premier) and Sasha B. (Mayor). We
thank everyone involved in this democratic
process and look forward to
the contributions they will be
making to enhance our
school life.
IMMUNIZATIONS
January 9, 2015
 Dose 2 Grade 8 Human Papillomavirus
 Hepatitis B catch-up (for grade 8 students
who have not completed the 2 dose Hepatitis
B vaccine series)
 Meningococcal vaccinations (for grade 7
students)
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November 2014
Our Lady of Lourdes
NATIONAL JERSEY DAY
FRENCH IMMERSION INFORMATION MEETING
Friday, November 28
Senior Kindergarten parents/guardians, who wish to enroll their child in a
Grade 1 French Immersion class for September, 2015 are invited to attend an
information meeting. The designated French Immersion centre for Our Lady of
Lourdes is Our Lady of Providence. For further information, please see the
board website http://www.dpcdsb.org/CEC/Programs/French+Immersion/
Dig out your favourite jersey,
team or club uniform and wear it
to school or out to play!
Join the country in rallying support
for Sports Day in – a national
celebration of Sport at all levels.
LATENESS
Many students are still arriving late to
school in the morning. When students
are late, the learning is disrupted for
both the student who has just arrived
and for those who are already
present in the class.
Being on time:
 Demonstrates that you are diligent
and dependable
 Shows that you have respect for
other people and that you care as
much about their time as your own
 Sets a good example
 Builds self-confidence and success
 Eliminates disturbances for your
classmates
 Ensures you are present for the
beginning of the day’s lesson
 Means that you hear important
information on the morning
announcements
Being punctual assures you’re at your
best. Learn to improve
your chances for
academic success by
being right on time--all
the time!
French Immersion centres
Session location
Our Lady of Providence
St Angela Merici
Our Lady of Providence
St Joachim
Tues. Nov. 25,
2014, 7:00 p.m.
EXTENDED FRENCH INFORMATION MEETING
Grade 4 parent(s)/guardian(s), who wish to enroll their child in a Grade 5
Extended French class for September, 2015 are invited to attend an
information meeting:
Wednesday, January 14, 2014 at 7:00 p.m.
St. Jean Brébeuf, 63 Glenforest Road, Brampton, 905‐791‐8529
At the present time, St. Jean Brébeuf is the designated centre for our area.
Any student who is eligible to attend a Dufferin-Peel school and is currently in
grade 4, is eligible to enroll in the extended French program for grade 5 in
September 2015.
LIBRARY CORNER
Thank you for your support of the
QSP magazine program again this
year! We will purchase new literacy
items for the school library with the
profits from this fundraiser. The
campaign has now ended; however,
you are still able to order or renew
your magazines throughout the year
on the website using our group code
of 3745825. Any questions or
difficulty with delivery of your
subscriptions should be directed to
QSP Customer Service at 1-800667-2536. Thank you for
supporting the OLOL School Library.
DRESS FOR THE WEATHER
Now that the weather is colder, we respectfully remind you to ensure that your
children come to school dressed warmly to participate in recess.
When weather conditions are severe, we may reduce the outdoor playtime, or
have indoor recess entirely. Fresh air and exercise are vital components for
successful learning, so we will endeavour to have children play outside
whenever possible. For health reasons and to help keep the school clean, we
ask all students to have indoor shoes.
Thank you for your support.
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Date and time
COAT DRIVE
Do you have
coats that you
don’t need
anymore?
Please Donate them!
Winter is coming and there are
people in our city who could use a
warm coat.
Please drop them off at school
between November 3 and 13,
2014.
Help keep someone warm this
winter by working together Loving
Brampton one family at a time!!!
Also collecting hats, mittens,
scarves and boots.
A PRAYER FOR THOSE WHO ARE
BULLIED
A Prayer for Anti-Bullying Week, November 17-21
Let us remember that when we laugh at someone, they
feel pain.
Let us remember that when we pick on someone they
are angry but also afraid.
Let us remember that when we don't stick up for
someone who is being bullied, they are alone.
Let us remember that we bully because we want to feel
strong, the boss.
But are we? What have we done?
We have forgotten our own fear by making others
frightened.
We have forgotten our own loneliness by leaving one
of us alone.
We have hidden our own nightmare in another's terror.
It is no longer enough to be sorry.
It is no longer enough to boast and swagger.
These attitudes are hollow, skating on the thin ice of our
own fears, our own hates.
May we have the courage to confront ourselves in the
'not me', 'don't want to know', 'it's their problem', I'm
not involved'.
May we have the courage to confront ourselves in the
'I'm right', I'm me and it's my world, not theirs'.
For we are all hurt, all afraid, all alone, all different,
all me, and the world is all ours.
We all have only one life.
"Prayer for Those Who Are Bullied." Prayer for Those Who
Are Bullied. N.p., n.d. Web. 28 Oct. 2013.
<http://www.hibbertassembly.org.uk/bullying/Eila'sprayer.htm>.
You’re invited to a FUNdraiser for…
Our Lady of Lourdes
on Wednesday, November 19, 2014
At
Chapters Brampton
52 Quarry Edge Dr., (905) 456 7177
From 6:30 pm to 9:00 pm
Chapters Brampton and the staff of Our Lady of Lourdes
cordially invite you to a community FUNdraising event.
Come out and go shopping while supporting Our Lady of
Lourdes. With every purchase of regularly priced, in-store
items at Chapters Brampton on this special evening, 20% of the
purchase will be donated directly back to the school!
Choose from a wide selection of book, gifts, toys, magazines,
music and much more! Your purchase will make a difference.
Please join us to see how much fun giving back to Our Lady of
Lourdes can be!
When you arrive at the store, please ensure that you register
at the registration desk, which will be located directly inside
the main doors.
Hope to see you there!
Please note, in order to ensure the most successful and profitable FUNdraiser possible
for Our Lady of Lourdes any discounts (including iRewards, Plum Rewards, Bestsellers,
etc.) will not be in effect during the event, and the purchase of Gift Certificates,
Membership Cards, Electronics and Love of Reading Donations do not count towards
the FUNdraiser.
SCHOOL LOCKDOWN PROCEDURE
It is a policy in the Dufferin Peel CDSB that all of its schools conduct a “Lockdown Procedure” twice a year. This will be
initiated should an emergency exist on school property or in the surrounding neighbourhood. We will have a Lockdown
Drill with our staff and students on the morning of Wednesday, November 12. If you come to the school at that time, the
doors will be locked and you will not be allowed to enter the building until the Lockdown drill has been completed.
Students and staff have been instructed that when they hear the announcement "INITIATE LOCKDOWN PROCEDURES"
over the public address system, followed by the "repeated ringing of the school bell", all staff and students will take the
following action:
A) All students and staff inside the building should go to the nearest room and close or lock the door.
B) All students and staff once in the room must lay on the floor away from doors and windows.
C) All students and staff in the room are to remain on the floor until further instructions are provided.
D) All students and staff that are outside of the building, are to quickly move as far away from the building as
possible and remain there until further instructions are provided. Our Primary evacuation site is Mount Royal School
and our Secondary site is Holy Spirit Elementary School.
The procedure will be conducted with as much sensitivity as possible in order not to cause undue concern for students. The
staff and students will remain focused and vigilant in following the procedures. Our second Lockdown drill will not be
until the spring. If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact the school.
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REMEMBRANCE DAY SERVICES 2014
ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION
Branch 609
Parade and Service of Remembrance
Sunday, November 9, 10:45 am
Donald M.Gordon Chinguacousy Park
Branch 15 and 609
Sunrise Service
Tuesday, November 11, 7:55 am
Meadowvale Cemetery Chapel,
7732 Mavis Road
Branch 15
Parade and Service of Remembrance
Tuesday, November 11, 10:55 am
Memorial Square Cenotaph,
Brampton City Hall
www.brampton.ca