Hi Parents,
This is just to inform you that students will be bringing home Core Competency Self-Assessments today. Please be on the lookout for them and take the opportunity to chat with your child about the contents inside.
Thanks,
Ms Epp
On Monday, 4E will be going to the Coquitlam Watershed.
Time: Parents, students & staff load the bus at 8:30 am. Return by 3:15 pm.
Wear: layers of clothing, comfortable walking shoes or boots (no flip-flops please), a raincoat (umbrellas are not suitable), extra sweater, socks, and hat
Bring: a big lunch, drink in a reusable container, several snacks, sunscreen, camera, a bag for your garbage
Activities: Games like “The Reservoir Race”, forest hike & a visit to the dam
The students from 4E will be participating in an off-campus field trip to Britannia Shipyards on Tuesday, May 7 from 1:15 – 2:45 pm. The bus will leave the campus at 1:15 pm and is expected to return at 2:45 pm.
Please remember:
Thank you very much!
RCS has the opportunity to have a team member from the Reach Child and Youth Development Society join us on May 3 to talk about ways in which we are all similar, ways in which we all may differ and how we all have strengths and challenges. Students will have an opportunity to think about ‘social senses’, how we use then in our daily lives and what it’s like for people with autism to use their ‘social senses’.
Dear Parents:
To help students and staff prepare for the evening musical, the library and computer lab will be closed after school on Thursday, April 18th. Please arrange to pick up your child at 2:45.
Hi Students and Parents,
It’s that time of the year again when we raise donations to support International China Concern.
Last Friday, we watched a video and heard some true stories about the needs of orphans and abandoned children in China. We were challenged to sacrifice our time, effort, and comfort to help others in need. Our theme in grade 4 is “Give Up to Lift Up.” Could we “give up” some of our free time to earn donations? Could we “give up” our shyness to bravely share the ICC story with others?
We hope students will reach their fundraising goals, but also work hard to achieve their goals to take a risk to step out of their comfort zones in order to help abandoned and disabled children this Easter season.
Did You Know?
$30 pays the wage of a loving nanny to care for 5 children for 1 day?
$40 provides the home, food, and clothing needs for 1 child for 1 month?
$70 provides education for 1 child for 3 months?
$100 provides physical therapy for 1 child for 4 months?
To find out more about this wonderful Christian ministry, please visit www.chinaconcern.org.
The final day to hand in donation forms will be Monday, April 15th.
Thank you for your prayerful support!
Tomorrow we are going to become fur traders at historic Fort Langley, a Hudson’s Bay Company trading post beside the Fraser River where British Columbia became a colony in 1858!
Time: Parents, students & staff load the bus at 8:30 am. Return by 2:45 pm.
Wear: Dress for the weather…half of this trip is outdoors.
Bring: Snack, lunch, drink in a small backpack (bring a small camera if you have parent permission)
Activities: Gold panning! Blacksmith shop! Make a wooden bucket at the Cooperage! Earn beaver tokens! Identify animal furs! And much more!
On Friday, March 8th our chapel theme will be “Incredible Companion” so bring your special friend who has been with you through thick and thin, also known as your favourite stuffy! We will have our annual stuffy toss at the end of chapel.
Signup for student-led conferences are now open. If you haven’t signed up yet, please CLICK HERE to sign up.
Signup closes on Wednesday.
Term 2 Clubs will start on January 14th. Club lists are posted on the bulletin board between the Computer Lab and Mrs. Snider’s Kindergarten classroom. There have been no changes in club assignments.
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