Wednesday, October 22, 2025

Celebrating Diwali – The Festival of Lights!

This week, our school had a wonderful time learning about Diwali, the Festival of Lights! A special thank you to one of our parents who visited and shared about the meaning and traditions of Diwali. Students from different grades enjoyed creating beautiful Diwali crafts, including decorating diyas and other festive items.

It was a joyful celebration of light, color, and togetherness as we learned how people around the world celebrate this special festival. 

Happy Diwali to all who celebrate!

Here are a few highlights from our celebration:










Wednesday, October 1, 2025

Welcome to Kindergarten!

We have had a busy and exciting start to our school year in Kindergarten. Both our JK and SK friends are learning and growing together every day!

On the first day of school, we explored our new classroom, made new friends, and even mixed paints to discover brand new colours. Our activity was inspired by the book Curious George's First Day of School.


Students also  practiced tracing their names — soon they'll be writing them all on their own!"



Dot Day

We celebrated Dot Day and created our own special dots to show our ideas and creativity. Everyone’s dot was unique—just like us!


Terry Fox Run

We joined the school in the Terry Fox Run. The children showed energy and joy as we learned about Terry’s courage and why he is remembered.


Orange Shirt Day

On Orange Shirt Day, we wore our orange shirts to show that Every Child Matters. We talked about being kind and caring to everyone. We also learnt about the 7 Grandfather Teachings of the Indigenous peoples. We also learnt about the seven grandfather teachings of the Anishinaabe peoples. These are guiding principles for living a good life, including Wisdom, Love, Respect, Bravery, Honesty, Humility and Truth. These principles emphasize treating others with kindness and making good choices. .


Fun Day

We also had a special Fun Day sponsored by the Wynford Group. The children enjoyed face painting, big slides, and lots of laughter!


Character Trait

In September, we learned about the TDSB character trait: Respect. We practiced respect by listening to each other, taking care of our classroom, and using kind words.

We are excited for all the learning and fun that October will bring.