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Welcome to December!
 

It seems like such a whirlwind these past few months! At this time of year, I reflect on my work and my time as principal and how grateful I am to work in such a warm and welcoming community. 

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As we leave November behind us and move into December toward the winter break and the half-way point in the school year, it's a great time to reflect on the past three months and how school communities and SD8 as a whole are supporting each child in their learning journey.

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Happy November!

November Newsletter

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It's my pleasure to share this month's happenings across our school communities. Throughout the early fall months, students have engaged in a wide variety of learning activities and events from marking Métis Awareness Month at W.E.

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The Teepee is the Teacher 

 

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SD8 students from kindergarten to grade 12 as well as families and staff are one month into the school year and settling into the rhythm of a new season, new classrooms, new and returning classmates and so much energy and enthusiasm as thousands of learning journeys are underway.

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Good Afternoon WEG Families,

Just a friendly reminder of a few things for this week:

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Student Fun Day on Sept 11….Students are gathering in multi-age teams and led by the Valhalla Wilderness class through a series of stations so that students can get to know each other.  What a great way to start the year!

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A warm welcome to the 2024-2025 school year. 

On September 3, about 4,700 children will leave home in the morning excited to see their friends, full of anticipation and maybe even some apprehension about beginning a new year, a new classroom, or a new school. 

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The school year is coming to a close in a few weeks and hundreds of high school graduates across our district will reach out their hands to accept their Certificate of Graduation or B.C. “Dogwood diploma.”  

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