Godi Enı̨thł'è - Sept 14th - 18th

Last week, Mme Padminnie's grade 4/5 and Mme Gabrielle's 5 classes made over 70 pieces of bannock for the opening of the new art gallery at the visitor's center. 

Bannock Making

Here is the information and events for this week:

Breakfast Club

We continue to offer a breakfast program to all Itlo studdents. Serving whole wheat toasts, bagels, cereals, milk, cheese, yogurts, oatmeal and fruits. We are looking for Breakfast Program volunteers from 7:50 - 8:40 each morning. If you have a few minutes to spare in the mornings, please sign up here.

*** A reminder that JK students are welcomed to attend breakfast club however must be accompanied by a parent or adult.***

A gentle reminder that Breakfast begins at 8:05 for students. They must wait outside until a staff member is on site at 8:05. Once students are finished eating, they are to wait outdoors until the 8:20 bell.

Student drop-off

Welcome to another year at École Itlo. Here is some information regarding student drop offs in the mornings.

Juniorkindergarten students are to be accompanied to their classrooms by an adult. The doors open as early as 8AM.

Kindergarten to Grade 5 students are to wait outside on the terrace or the JK playground and monkey bars section until 8:20AM. Please note that supervision begins at 8:05AM.

Kindergarten students are to wait outside until the 8:20 bell.

New Recess and bell times

The recess and lunch schedules have slighly changed this year. The lunch recess will be first then followed by teh lunch eating period. This year, teachers are beginning and ending their days using restorative practices; connecting in with students and checking n on how the day went. 

Please see the new times below:

AM Recess 9:50AM - 10:05AM

Lunch recess: 11:25-11:55AM

Eating period: 11:55AM - 12:10 PM

PM Rccess 1:30 - 1:45 PM

*new*  End of day circle - 3:00- 3:15

Dismissal 3:20PM

Bike Safety

A gentle reminder to walk the bikes when coming onto the school sidewalks. The sidewalks are for the students and families that are walking and so we ask to please refrain from biking on the sidewalks. 

Mahsi Cho