Program
of purposeful play
supported by a full-time certified teacher
focusing on Literacy, Numeracy, Citizenship, Personal and
Physical Well-being, Creative Expression
Children benefit from a team approach including:
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Regular speech and languages services
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Regular occupational therapy
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Access to physical therapy, psychologist, adaptive
physical ed consultant, family-school liaison workers
Children have access to wide variety of resources in the
schools such as:
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21st Century technology including SmartBoards
and computers
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Large gymnasium
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Separate, small-people washrooms
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Art and science resource centres
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Vibrant and inviting library
Hours of operation for 2009-2010
·Monday,
Tuesday, Wednesday and Fridays
·
8:41 a.m. – 11:18 p.m. OR 1:00 p.m. - 3:33 p.m.
Cost
·
$250 per month
·
Children who qualify for PUF, mild-moderate or English as
a Second Language
coding are not required to pay monthly fees
"…a hundred worlds to discover a
hundred worlds to invent a
hundred worlds to dream."
Welcome! Again this school year, our
entire school community will be involved in not only continuing to ‘Make
a Difference’ but to ‘Imagineer a Difference’ in our school, our
community, our city and our world! Like the Flower Man, a unique
wordless tale of a humble man who steps into a colorless world, we will
continue to transform our world with simple actions of social justice.
ADMINISTRATIVE TEAM MESSAGE - JUNE
Welcome to the 2010-11 school year! Once again the
excitement of a new school year takes every child, parent and staff
member into its grasp. It shakes us with enthusiasm, provides us with
new challenges and helps us welcome the energy and excitement of new
faces, the renewal of friendships and participation in stimulating
learning experiences. As staff members, it is at this time that we are
most proud to be involved in the education of our community’s children;
a time when we adopt each of our new students as if they were our own
children and a time when we expend every ounce of energy we have stored
up over the summer to provide the very best learning environment
possible. This commitment to the education of our Good Shepherd students
makes our vocation so very, very special.
As we begin this new school year, we would like to extend a warm
welcome to our new students and their families who have joined us this
year. We also wish to welcome our returning staff and our new staff:
Mrs. Kucharyshyn, Mrs. Campiou, Mrs. Tubinshlak, Mrs. Van De Walle, Mrs.
Draudson and Mrs. Dona.
May God continue to bless our school community as we work together in
providing a safe and caring learning environment for all our precious
students.
Lucille Charrois,
Principal
Rene Mercier, Assistant
Principal
Lorelei Gibeau,
Assistant Principal
Please mark your calendar for June,
2010
First Day of School Grades 1-6- Wednesday, September 1st
Pre-Kindergarten and Kindergarten Staggered Entry -
Wednesday, September 1st -Friday, September 3rd
Labour Day NO SCHOOL - Monday, September 6th
First Day for Pre-Kindergarten and Kindergarten -
Tuesday, September 7th
Meet the Staff - Wednesday, September 8th
Opening Celebration at Good Shepherd Church - 9:00 a.m.
Wednesday, September 15th
Professional Development Day NO SCHOOL - Thursday,
September 16th
School Council Meeting - 7:00 p.m. Monday, September 20th