Wolves' News - May 9

Upcoming Dates

  • May 12                      Some Grade 3 classes to Orwell Corner
  • May 12 & 13            Track Trials -Grade 5/6 recess.
  • May 14                      Some Grade 3 classes to Orwell Corner
  • May 14                      Home and School Meeting; 6:00PM
  • May 19                      Victoria Day – No School
  • May 27                      Some Grade 4s to Ducks Unlimited Event at Ch’town Rural
  • May 27                      Some Grade 6s to Beaconsfield
  • May 28                      Track and Field Zone Meet – More details on Track and Field to come
  • May 28                      Some Grade 4s to Ducks Unlimited Event at Ch’town Rural
  • May 30                      Sone Grade 6s to Beaconsfield
  • June 3                        Some Grade 6s to Beaconsfield
  • June 4                        Grade 6 HPV vaccine (2nd dose) - Details to come.
  • June 10                     Community BBQ at SES – Weather Date: June 12
  • June 9 – 13              Grade 6s on Roma Field Trips
  • June 9 -13                Celebration of Cultures Week
  • June 13                     Rainbow Day
  • June 16 – 20            End of Year Field Trips
  • June 25                     Grade 6 Closing; 9:00AM

 

HOME AND SCHOOL NEWS

Home and School Meeting

The next home and school meeting is on May 14. If you’d like to reach our home and school committee, feel free to email them at: seshomeandschool2023@gmail.com 

 

Coupon Booklet Fundraiser

A big thank you to everyone who supported our Coupon Booklet fundraiser. Our students, along with your support, raised over $4600 for Home and School initiatives. We will try to send home all the coupon booklets near the middle of next week.

 

SCHOOL NEWS

Celebration of Cultures:

June 9-13 is Celebration of cultures and diversity week at Stratford Elementary! Students will learn about various cultures with special guests and our new diversity resources.

June 13 is Rainbow Day! Students are encouraged to dress in the colors of the rainbow to celebrate our diversity.

Book Fair:

A huge thank you to everyone for supporting the Scholastic Book Fair. We had a very successful fair which resulted in the school library raising just over $4200. Items that were ordered from the Book Fair will be delivered to students once they arrive. Thank you!!

 Student Well-Being Team:

The Student Well-Being Team Family Support Workers are looking to get input from our school community regarding interest for parent workshops. Please click on the following link to provide feedback regarding their workshops: https://forms.gle/Ys7iodRqAD6ti97eA

The current list of possible topics are:

  • Social Emotional Learning
  • Developing Gratitude
  • Understanding your Child or Teens Development
  • Family Emotional Safety
  • Managing Stress with Mindfulness
  • Fighting Fair
  • Developing Responsible Decision Making
  • Helping Kids Deal with Fear
  • 8-week program called Incredible Years

We ask that responses be submitted by May 14th, 2025. 

Track and Field

On Monday and Tuesday of next week during the 11:15 recess we will host all the track event tryouts. Students who wish to qualify for the track team must participate in these races.

Cell Phone Policy

The following highlights the PSB policy regarding Personally-Owned Mobile Devices (PMDs) in K-6 schools.

Mobile devices are not permitted during school hours and must be turned off or silenced. Students are required to turn off and store their devices out of sight and silenced upon arrival at school. Devices may only be used with an educator’s permission for specific educational activities, medical purposes, or in support of special education needs.

While at school or on a school bus, students must not take or send videos or pictures of students, school staff, or visitors with their devices. A supervising teacher must give permission to a student for any occasion that a student wishes to create an audio or video recording for educational purposes.

 

Grade 6 Provincial Writing Assessment

In May, Grade 6 students (English and French Immersion) in Prince Edward Island will take part in a provincial assessment of writing skills. The Provincial Elementary Writing Assessment will measure writing skills learned up to the end of Grade 6. The assessment is developed by teachers and department staff based on the curriculum that students learn every day in class. Please see the attached PDF.