Wolves' News Oct 31 | Stratford Elementary School

Parents’ Wolves’ News – Oct 31

Wishing all our students and families a safe, fun, and happy Halloween! Enjoy the festivities and stay safe! We really enjoyed seeing so many creative costumes today!

Upcoming Dates

November 6 PEITF Convention – No Classes
November 7 PEITF Convention – No Classes
November 10 PD Day - No Classes
November 11 Remembrance Day – No Classes
November 20 Evening Parent Teacher Interviews
November 21 Day Parent Teacher Interviews – No Classes
December 2 Holiday Concerts: Grade 3 @ 4:30, Grade 5 @ 6:00
December 3 Holiday Concerts: Grade 4 @ 4:30, Grade 6 @ 6:00
December 19 Last Instructional Day before Christmas Holidays

School News

Holiday Concerts

Our Holiday concerts will be on December 2 and 3; more details to come as the dates near.

Coupon Booklets

If you have not submitted your coupon booklet orders, we will accept them on Monday, November 3. Please note that we will be ordering the booklets later that day.

Batteries

Please do not send any additional batteries to the school. Thank you for all the batteries have already been brought to the school, fingers crossed; maybe our school will be the lucky winners! If you would like to discard any additional batteries, there are a number of grocery stores and electronic waste sites that can take them.

Emergency Contacts

We’ve noticed that some students do not have an emergency contact listed on their student information form that went home in September and would ask that you email your child’s teacher with an emergency contact if you didn’t list someone other than parent/guardians. It’s important that we have someone outside of the home listed as an emergency contact in the event that we cannot reach parents or guardians. Thank you for your understanding.

Home and School

If you’d like to contact H&S, you can join and follow the H&S Facebook group or reach out at seshomeandschool2023@gmail.com

The next Home and School Meeting is November 12 at 6:00

From PSB and/or Dept. of Education

Supporting Safe and Inclusive School Communities

Bullying is a serious and pervasive issue that can affect individuals of all ages—from childhood into adulthood. It involves repeated and intentional behavior intended to cause harm, distress, or humiliation. Bullying can take many forms, including physical, verbal, social, and online (cyberbullying).

To support awareness and prevention, please share the following resources:

🔹 Government of PEI Bullying Information Page

Bullying | Government of Prince Edward Island

🔹 Informative Videos:

Bullying Prevention Video 1

Outside Agencies

STEAM PEI

“STEAM PEI is holding several upcoming educational camps! November features hands-on PD Day Camps on topics like Stop Motion Animation, Cyber Security, and the Science of the Body, while our holiday camps (Dec. 22–24 & Dec. 29–31) include Holiday Mystery and Art in STEM! Register now before spots fill up!

KidProofPEI

Happy Halloween!! 🎃

Join KidproofPEI for back to back courses during no class days on November 6th (9am-4pm $55+Babysitting class 11yrs+) & 7th (9am-1pm $45+At Home Alone+First Aid class 10yrs+)