Mission Statement

To create a safe and kind school environment that strengthens learning.

Dates to Remember

March 1: I Love to Read month closing assembly – special guest, author Allison Antonio (9:00 am)

March 7: Coffee with the Principal @ 9:30 am (no appointment needed)

March 7: Last day of term 2

March 8: Administration Day – No Classes

March 11: Term 3 begins

March 19: All K-4 Report Cards available on Parent Portal

March 20: Final Discovery Time

March 20: Chocolate fundraiser begins

March 22: Last day of classes before Spring Break

March 25-29: Spring Break – No School

 

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Together, We Make Great Things Happen

There is a certain spark that happens when we collaborate on a project. Our staff, on their own, could not make big projects a reality. Parents, on their own, would struggle in the same way. The school division also has their own financial limitations. However, when all parties come together for a common goal, amazing things can happen for our kids. For several years, I have wanted to gift our students (and the community) with a special piece of playground equipment called… Read More

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A Fresh Start

I hope the holidays have been a time of rejuvenation and reconnection with your kids, family and friends! These breaks are so important to recharge and prepare for the next part of the year. What we are doing as parents and teachers is not easy! It is challenging work, but it is also the best work in the world, in my opinion. We are doing our best to prepare the children for their future, while helping them deal with their… Read More

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The Gift of Partnership

This Christmas I am extremely thankful for the gift of partnership. In June 2023, as we wrote goals for this school year, we wrote the following; “We will explore ways to include parents in our school community, so they have a stronger sense of partnership with South Oaks”.This goal was written because our PAC reported that parents were feeling disconnected from the school. The pandemic was difficult in many ways and it definitely kept parents very separated from school life. So,… Read More

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