School News & Announcements
Sacramental Preparation Meetings 2017-2018 School year
Please see the attached letter from Monsignor Joseph Muldoon. |
| Attachments:
2017-2018 parent letter regarding sacramental prep.pdf
9th Annual Guardian Angels Carnival and BBQ-June 14th
Mark your calendars. Rain or shine, the 9th Annual Guardian Angels Carnival and BBQ will take place on Wednesday, June 14th from 4:30pm to 7:30pm on the grounds of the school. This fun-filled event of games and activities brings over 1000 participants together to celebrate our school community and serves as the largest fundraising initiative by the Guardian Angels School Council for our school. Once again, purchasing your tickets for food and games is easier than ever with our online ordering option which allows you to pay using PayPal or a major credit card. Carnival volunteers can also sign up online. Simply go to https://guardianangels.hotlunches.net and follow the instructions. Paper order forms are available at the office. Deadline to order is Thursday, June 1st |
Family Art Night - Registration is full
The registration for our Family Art Night with local artist Kate Ryckman is now full. Should you wish, you may add your name to our waiting list. You will be contacted by email should space become available. |
Family Art Night April 27 Registration Now Open
Thanks to the Ontario Pro Grant program, the Guardian Angels School Council has planned a FREE Family Art Night for the families of Guardian Angels School. Local mixed media artist Kate Ryckman will be onsite leading us through creating an individual art piece that can be done with or alongside your child(ren). Kate will also share information about the importance of the arts in our lives, the benefits to our physical and mental health and how we can use the arts as a bridge in relationships. Participants must register in advance. |
April School Council Meeting Postponed
Our April School Council meeting has been postponed to Tuesday, April 11th at 7:00 pm. We apologize for any inconvenience. |
Parent Workshop on Mental Health
Recognizing and supporting the mental health needs of our children and youth This session will explore the concepts of "normal stress" and the "continuum of mental health" along with the signs and symptoms of potential mental health issues in children and youth. When and where to access services and supports for mental health within our community will be discussed. Strategies to foster resilience in our children and youth will be shared. Presenter: Dr. Elizabeth Paquette Thursday, April 27, 2017 7:00-9:00 PM Immaculata High School |
Your Action Plan for Supporting Big Emotions - Yours and Your Child’s
This highly interactive workshop will have you working on your own and in groups to understand your emotional triggers and your child’s and find better calming techniques and solutions to create more harmonious relationships in your home. Speaker: Joanne Boyd Thursday, April 20, 2017 7:00-9:00 PM St. Matthew High School Register: http://bit.ly/CSPAbigemotions |
Special Education and Your Child: Workshops for Parents of Children with Special Needs
OCSB Special Education and Student Services, in partnership with the Special Education Advisory Committee (SEAC) PIC and CSPA, present an evening of workshops directed to families of children with special needs. The 4 workshops will be offered twice. Participants will be able to attend two sessions of their choice Assistive Technology Join us for a hands-on exploration of “Read & Write” and Google Suite. You will have an opportunity to experience first-hand what it is like to use these tools to access the curriculum just as our students do. Positive Advocacy Learn tips to help you positively advocate for your child with special needs during education setting meetings. There will be an opportunity for parents to make suggestions as to how OCSB school staff can help support their concerns. Mental Health Supports at the OCSB Who can you approach for help when your child is experiencing mental health issues? Come and learn about the mental health resources available at the board and in the community to support students with mental health challenges. On My Way - Transitions Effective transitions planning allows for students to be successful as they move through their day, activities or settings. Come and learn how we support successful transitions at all different points for students - prior to the start of school, throughout a student's daily schedule, from grade to grade, and when moving from one school to another. Register Now: http://bit.ly/CSPA17SpecEd Monday, March 27, 2017 6:30 - 9:00 PM Saint Patrick’s High School |
Well-Being Our Students, Your children... a common goal - March 2nd, 2017
YOUR input needed: Parent focus group on student well-being. What does “well-being” mean to you? How can students' well-being be supported at school? The Ontario Ministry of Education is looking to develop a K-12 student well-being framework to help support the mental health and wellness of all students. CSPA is hosting this parent session with Dr. Elizabeth Paquette (OCSB Mental Health Lead), to collect your ideas and opinions to share with the Ministry. We know that students who have strong relationships and a positive sense of self are in a better position to reach their full potential. Come learn more about current initiatives in OCSB schools and share your ideas to promote well-being. Register Now: http://bit.ly/CSPA17wellbeing Thursday, March 2, 2017 7:00 - 9:00 PM Holy Trinity Catholic High School |
A Day on Broadway - Thursday, March 2nd
For several weeks our students and teachers from kindergarten to grade 6 have been working with Robin Guy, a professional choreographer and voice coach, to prepare a musical theatre routine to music from various Broadway shows. Come and enjoy the results of their hard work and enthusiasm! For tickets and the time of the performance of your child's class, see the flyer that was sent home on Friday, February 24th. |
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