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Thank you to our Patrollers who do a fantastic job providing safety to our students as they cross the road arriving and leaving school.  On December 13, 2021, they were assessed by an AMA Coordinator and received an 'Excellent' mark in every safety category! Bravo!!

We are pleased to have lunchtime clubs, many of which are student-led. Clubs remain in student cohorts.

Grade 5 : Beyblades, soccer, animé

Grade 6 : Minecraft, origami, book, magic, battleship

Grades 3 - 6 : Recycling Club will start in January 2022



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