If you haven’t yet had a chance to volunteer for a school council organized event this is your chance!
No pre-meetings necessary – just show up ready to man a game station, paint some faces, sell some tickets or BBQ!
Pick a 30min time slot (or two!) of your choice at our fancy electronic volunteer page.
Thanks to all the staff members and volunteers that have already so generously signed up to volunteer – we couldn’t do it without you!
Does your child have a special talent they’d like to share with the Earl Haig community? The talent show is a highlight of the Spring Festival and performances start at 4:30pm on the big day.
Tryouts are being organized at school during recess for those interested in participating.
See below for the schedule…
Grades 1-3 ~ May 15th & 18th & 23rd
Grades 4-8 ~ May 16th & 19th & 23rd
Have questions? Reach out to our parent volunteer coordinating this fun event Anne Marie Scheffler (amscheffler@rogers.com)
See below for some important information from Ms. Dew, Ms. Nishimoto, Ms. Davies & Mr. Bush regarding bike to school week.
Dear Parents and Guardians:
Spring is here, bringing warmer weather and longer days. It’s a great time of year to walk, bike or roll to school. Using these modes of active transportation helps to reduce congestion, improve air quality and promote health. Students who travel to school actively arrive at school more alert, focused and ready to learn.
For these reasons, Earl Haig P.S. is participating in Bike to School Week! We invite your child to participate.
Kindergarten – Monday May 29th, 9:00 – 11:40 am (Boyd, Diez, Long, Graf, Wheeler, Tamkei)
Grade 1 – Tuesday, May 30th, 9:00 – 10:10 am (Bush, Dew, Davies, Nishimoto)
Grade 2 – Tuesday, May 30th, 10:25 – 11:40 am (Vlachos, Kiosederis, Collins)
Grade 3 – Tuesday, May 30th, 12:40 – 2:00 pm (Sanderson, Currie-Sinclair)
Grade 4/5 – Tuesday, May 30th, 2:10 – 3:10 pm (Lang, Kavanagh, Aspinwall)
Grade 5, 6, 7, 8 – Dates/location TBA
Students are encouraged to bring bikes and wear a helmet to school. Students can lock their bikes up to a fence (primary students in the primary yard, junior students in the junior yard, kindergarten students, in the kindergarten yard). Parents please make sure that your child knows the combination of their lock (parents write down the combination on a piece of paper for your child).
Contests:
Bike Parade – Each grade will have a bike parade. The student with the most creatively decorated bike will win a prize. This year, helmets and bells were purchased by Bike Brampton through Ministry of Transportation funding and donated to school boards across the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area.
By participating, students will increase our school’s chance to win a free bike rack!
Bike to School Week is a celebration of cycling and active transportation. Schools, public health offices, municipalities and regions across the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area are coordinating activities focused on Bike to School Week, to promote and support cycling to school.
Visit biketoschoolweek.ca, or contact us for more information about our school’s event.
Sincerely,
Ms. Dew, Ms. Nishimoto, Ms. Davies & Mr. Bush
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