This document provides information about upcoming events at a school for the week of April 17th. It includes:
- No school on April 17th (Easter Monday)
- A junior high presentation on April 18th and a dance on April 20th
- The GSA is sponsoring a Day of Silence on April 21st
- Updates on menus, forms to return to teachers, and congratulations to students who succeeded in regional skills competitions
- Reminders about course registration deadlines and evaluations for off-campus students
What a wonderful start to the new session to welcome celebrated and legendary comedian Patrick Monahan to the P4-7 Assembly on Friday 19th August. Patrick inspired our pupils with his sparkling tales about his own experiences of running and then joined most of the upper school for a Daily Mile run in the Meadows.
It was joyful to hear the children's laughter in Assembly. Patrick had them in the palm of his hand in the Hall and also later in the Meadows where he led a warm up session before the run. We are so grateful to him for giving up his time to inspire our pupils to be all they can be and to Believe they can Achieve. Thank you also to former Pupil Support Assistant, Rachel Inglis, who contacted Patrick for us and joined us for the morning.
Patrick's Edinburgh Festival Fringe evening show at The Gilded Balloon, Teviot - "That 80s Show" is recommended for 12+ but he is also running a children's show - "Pub Quiz for Kids", again at the Gilded Balloon, Teviot, which is for age 5 and upwards, at 2.30pm on 19th, 20th and 21st August and from 23rd-28th August. Come along and win a unicorn! We highly recommend!
Thank you, Patrick, for inspiring us and spreading happiness and for being so gracious with your time with all the children. A delight!
What a wonderful start to the new session to welcome celebrated and legendary comedian Patrick Monahan to the P4-7 Assembly on Friday 19th August. Patrick inspired our pupils with his sparkling tales about his own experiences of running and then joined most of the upper school for a Daily Mile run in the Meadows.
It was joyful to hear the children's laughter in Assembly. Patrick had them in the palm of his hand in the Hall and also later in the Meadows where he led a warm up session before the run. We are so grateful to him for giving up his time to inspire our pupils to be all they can be and to Believe they can Achieve. Thank you also to former Pupil Support Assistant, Rachel Inglis, who contacted Patrick for us and joined us for the morning.
Patrick's Edinburgh Festival Fringe evening show at The Gilded Balloon, Teviot - "That 80s Show" is recommended for 12+ but he is also running a children's show - "Pub Quiz for Kids", again at the Gilded Balloon, Teviot, which is for age 5 and upwards, at 2.30pm on 19th, 20th and 21st August and from 23rd-28th August. Come along and win a unicorn! We highly recommend!
Thank you, Patrick, for inspiring us and spreading happiness and for being so gracious with your time with all the children. A delight!
On Friday 12th May we celebrated a week of Mental Health awareness and activities led by DHT Carolyn Anstruther, PSAs Mrs Helen Anderson and Mrs Sarah Sheehan, Staff Health and Wellbeing Working Group and Parent Council HWB Group which included Relax Kids sessions, yoga, Mindfulness, Random Acts of Kindness, outdoor learning, journalling and a whole school display of happiness bands.
We watched a video created by parent Jimmy Chow which shows just how much work and dedication is involved in preparing our weekly fruit platters by Sciennes' Parent Council Fruit Group and explored a variety of things we can all do to maintain our mental health.
We watched a Kid President video "Life Is Like a Comic" to reflect on how things might not always be 'awesome' but our response can be. Everyone got to their feet to sing along with and do actions to Fischy Music's "Stronger" song.
James and James gave a presentation on Sciennes After School Care Club (SASCS) Holiday and Sports Camps.
Our P7 Captains celebrated pupil achievements and Mr Neil Scott, SSO, assisted by our Sports Captains, presented this year's Swimathon medals. Thank you to Fiona Denvir and Bethan McEwan, Parent Council Health and Wellbeing Group Leads, for providing the medals and organising the event with Ms Christie. Thank you very much to all families who supported poolside and by sponsoring and encouraging.
On Friday 24th March 2017 Sciennes celebrated Red Nose Day with a whole school Comedy Festival, designed to develop confidence in public speaking and as part of our Health and Wellbeing programme, in support of Comic Relief. We watched a film about 12 year old Hassan from Sierra Leone and found out how Comic Relief has supported him return to school following the Ebola crisis.
Generous donations and support for P6 led bake sales, friendship bracelet, bath bombs and keyring sales as well as P7 Comedy Book and Red Noses sales have helped our school community to come together to make a difference to others, in the UK and abroad. Thank you.
Some of our pupil jokers took to the stage at Assembly to share funny stories, knock-knock jokes, slapstick and one-liners. Thank you to everyone who took part and will receive a special Red Nose Day certificate next week.
Our P7 House and Sports Captains celebrated many recent pupil achievements and P7 Sports Captain, Robert, reported on recent runaway Cross Country success.
The Evening News took a photograph yesterday which is on Page 17 of today's newspaper and another photograph taken today will appear in tomorrow's edition.
On Friday 19th May P7 House and Sports Captains explained the Junior Award Scheme for Schools (JASS) programme and Sciennes' involvement in it since it was developed.
The Junior Award Scheme Scotland (JASS) is an accredited learning programme, celebrating wider achievement, for young people (P6-S2). Sciennes and Tollcross Primary Schools have been implementing this scheme since we piloted it in 2009.
The concept emerged from a discussion during a Sciennes P7 visit to Lagganlia between Alice Brown, Gael Logan and Barry Hewitt who came up with the idea to set up a 'Duke of Edinburgh' style award scheme for upper primary pupils. The scheme has since been developed into a city wide, then a national and now UK programme.
There are three levels (Bronze, Silver and Gold), each requiring a higher degree of commitment. Each level also includes four sections to be completed:
My interest - a hobby or interest
Get Active, Stay Active - involvement in a sport or physical activity
Me and My World - a community or environmental project
Adventure - a teamwork challenge through involvement in an outdoor activity (e.g Benmore and Lagganlia or ski-ing or horseriding or forest walks).
P6 and P7 pupils have been asked to prepare a short 5 minute talk outlining what they have done this year to achieve their award. Volunteering at the Summer Fair on Saturday 3rd June 12.30pm-3.30pm can still count towards JASS, if anyone needs to make up hours for 'Me and My World.'
We celebrated James, Alice, Hamza and Ali's fantastic achievement in winning Third Place, representing Edinburgh at the national Euroquiz Final, held at the Scottish Parliament on Monday 15th June. We played excerpts from the event (available in its entirety on YouTube) and the team challenged everyone to answer some of the questions. Tricky questions! A fantastic achievement.
Mylo and Christopher in P6 explained their new Code Club and thanked parent Tim Pask for his support.
Well done to the netball team and to P5 on excellent homework produced for their China project. Congratulations to P5B who came 9th out of 2335 schools in a recent national Sumdog competition. A number of our classes has used Sumdog over the years and P5 have recently been piloting this maths website as a year group with hugely motivating results, which we aim to roll out to other year groups in time.
The Eco Group were thanked for a successful Litter Pick on Friday 12th May, led by Mr Hutchison, and Caitlin asked for donations of seashells for the Playground.
We wished everyone a safe and happy holiday on Monday.
On Friday 27th January our Assembly theme was Citizenship with a particular focus on our Pupil Eco Group's recent and planned actions in school. We were delighted to welcome Kirstin Unger from the Parent Eco Group, who works so hard to improve our school grounds, planting with pupils and greening our playground so beautifully. Kirstin explained very clearly and engagingly how to take part in the annual RSPB Big Garden Birdwatch at the weekend. We look forward to hearing how many pupils took part and which birds were spotted.
The Pupil Eco Group agreed with Kirstin's suggestion at a recent joint Parent and Pupil Eco Group meeting to organise regular collections for loose play. Michael and Catie encouraged everyone to bring in pine cones next week. Faye encouraged classes to use the online Travel Tracker to record journeys to school and Ali reminded P6C that his class is on Litter Duty next week. We were excited to announce that Sciennes is one of ten schools to be selected for a new Eco Schools eTwinning project and we will find out more next month.
Barack Obama promoted Global Citizenship throughout his presidency and has now handed the mic to a new generation. The Obama Foundation http://www.obama.org has been set up to focus on developing the next generation of citizens and we aim to help all our children become Responsible Citizens.
We welcomed Lesley and Lorna to tell everyone about a new Scripture Union lunchtime club for P6/P7 starting after the February break.
Our Sports Captains celebrated pupil achievements and promoted the JGHS Appeal for small toys and pencil cases. Ms Anstruther has asked for donations of dressing up clothes to help us continue to address 1 in 5 Child Poverty. Pupils Bella and Emma came up with this great idea to help include everyone in dressing up days.
Classes will be learning about digital safety this month and we wished families celebrating a Happy Chinese New Year.
On Friday 12th May we celebrated a week of Mental Health awareness and activities led by DHT Carolyn Anstruther, PSAs Mrs Helen Anderson and Mrs Sarah Sheehan, Staff Health and Wellbeing Working Group and Parent Council HWB Group which included Relax Kids sessions, yoga, Mindfulness, Random Acts of Kindness, outdoor learning, journalling and a whole school display of happiness bands.
We watched a video created by parent Jimmy Chow which shows just how much work and dedication is involved in preparing our weekly fruit platters by Sciennes' Parent Council Fruit Group and explored a variety of things we can all do to maintain our mental health.
We watched a Kid President video "Life Is Like a Comic" to reflect on how things might not always be 'awesome' but our response can be. Everyone got to their feet to sing along with and do actions to Fischy Music's "Stronger" song.
James and James gave a presentation on Sciennes After School Care Club (SASCS) Holiday and Sports Camps.
Our P7 Captains celebrated pupil achievements and Mr Neil Scott, SSO, assisted by our Sports Captains, presented this year's Swimathon medals. Thank you to Fiona Denvir and Bethan McEwan, Parent Council Health and Wellbeing Group Leads, for providing the medals and organising the event with Ms Christie. Thank you very much to all families who supported poolside and by sponsoring and encouraging.
On Friday 24th March 2017 Sciennes celebrated Red Nose Day with a whole school Comedy Festival, designed to develop confidence in public speaking and as part of our Health and Wellbeing programme, in support of Comic Relief. We watched a film about 12 year old Hassan from Sierra Leone and found out how Comic Relief has supported him return to school following the Ebola crisis.
Generous donations and support for P6 led bake sales, friendship bracelet, bath bombs and keyring sales as well as P7 Comedy Book and Red Noses sales have helped our school community to come together to make a difference to others, in the UK and abroad. Thank you.
Some of our pupil jokers took to the stage at Assembly to share funny stories, knock-knock jokes, slapstick and one-liners. Thank you to everyone who took part and will receive a special Red Nose Day certificate next week.
Our P7 House and Sports Captains celebrated many recent pupil achievements and P7 Sports Captain, Robert, reported on recent runaway Cross Country success.
The Evening News took a photograph yesterday which is on Page 17 of today's newspaper and another photograph taken today will appear in tomorrow's edition.
On Friday 19th May P7 House and Sports Captains explained the Junior Award Scheme for Schools (JASS) programme and Sciennes' involvement in it since it was developed.
The Junior Award Scheme Scotland (JASS) is an accredited learning programme, celebrating wider achievement, for young people (P6-S2). Sciennes and Tollcross Primary Schools have been implementing this scheme since we piloted it in 2009.
The concept emerged from a discussion during a Sciennes P7 visit to Lagganlia between Alice Brown, Gael Logan and Barry Hewitt who came up with the idea to set up a 'Duke of Edinburgh' style award scheme for upper primary pupils. The scheme has since been developed into a city wide, then a national and now UK programme.
There are three levels (Bronze, Silver and Gold), each requiring a higher degree of commitment. Each level also includes four sections to be completed:
My interest - a hobby or interest
Get Active, Stay Active - involvement in a sport or physical activity
Me and My World - a community or environmental project
Adventure - a teamwork challenge through involvement in an outdoor activity (e.g Benmore and Lagganlia or ski-ing or horseriding or forest walks).
P6 and P7 pupils have been asked to prepare a short 5 minute talk outlining what they have done this year to achieve their award. Volunteering at the Summer Fair on Saturday 3rd June 12.30pm-3.30pm can still count towards JASS, if anyone needs to make up hours for 'Me and My World.'
We celebrated James, Alice, Hamza and Ali's fantastic achievement in winning Third Place, representing Edinburgh at the national Euroquiz Final, held at the Scottish Parliament on Monday 15th June. We played excerpts from the event (available in its entirety on YouTube) and the team challenged everyone to answer some of the questions. Tricky questions! A fantastic achievement.
Mylo and Christopher in P6 explained their new Code Club and thanked parent Tim Pask for his support.
Well done to the netball team and to P5 on excellent homework produced for their China project. Congratulations to P5B who came 9th out of 2335 schools in a recent national Sumdog competition. A number of our classes has used Sumdog over the years and P5 have recently been piloting this maths website as a year group with hugely motivating results, which we aim to roll out to other year groups in time.
The Eco Group were thanked for a successful Litter Pick on Friday 12th May, led by Mr Hutchison, and Caitlin asked for donations of seashells for the Playground.
We wished everyone a safe and happy holiday on Monday.
On Friday 27th January our Assembly theme was Citizenship with a particular focus on our Pupil Eco Group's recent and planned actions in school. We were delighted to welcome Kirstin Unger from the Parent Eco Group, who works so hard to improve our school grounds, planting with pupils and greening our playground so beautifully. Kirstin explained very clearly and engagingly how to take part in the annual RSPB Big Garden Birdwatch at the weekend. We look forward to hearing how many pupils took part and which birds were spotted.
The Pupil Eco Group agreed with Kirstin's suggestion at a recent joint Parent and Pupil Eco Group meeting to organise regular collections for loose play. Michael and Catie encouraged everyone to bring in pine cones next week. Faye encouraged classes to use the online Travel Tracker to record journeys to school and Ali reminded P6C that his class is on Litter Duty next week. We were excited to announce that Sciennes is one of ten schools to be selected for a new Eco Schools eTwinning project and we will find out more next month.
Barack Obama promoted Global Citizenship throughout his presidency and has now handed the mic to a new generation. The Obama Foundation http://www.obama.org has been set up to focus on developing the next generation of citizens and we aim to help all our children become Responsible Citizens.
We welcomed Lesley and Lorna to tell everyone about a new Scripture Union lunchtime club for P6/P7 starting after the February break.
Our Sports Captains celebrated pupil achievements and promoted the JGHS Appeal for small toys and pencil cases. Ms Anstruther has asked for donations of dressing up clothes to help us continue to address 1 in 5 Child Poverty. Pupils Bella and Emma came up with this great idea to help include everyone in dressing up days.
Classes will be learning about digital safety this month and we wished families celebrating a Happy Chinese New Year.
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1. Monday – Easter Monday – No School
Tuesday - Lunch at 11:28am – PM Flex (7/8 COI)
- Jr. High Presentation – “That’s Danger”
Wednesday - Lunch 12:06pm - AM Flex (7/8 TAG)
Thursday - Lunch 12:06pm - AM Flex (7/8 COI)
- Jr. High Dance – 6:30pm
Friday - Classes start 9:30AM - Lunch at 12:06
- GSA Sponsored Day of Silence
We are on a WEEK A
2. Save the date …
April 17 – Easter Monday – No School
April 18 – Jr. High “That’s Danger” Presentation
April 20 – Jr. High Dance – 6:30pm
April 21 – GSA – Day of Silence
April 22 – Gr. 9 Badminton – Ft. Saskatchewan
April 24 – School Council Meeting – 7pm in Library
April 26 – Early Dismissal – School ends at 2:19pm
May 9 – Grade 9 LA PAT – Part A
May 19 – Pembina Hills No School Day
May 22 – Victoria Day – No School
We are on a WEEK A
3. Monday Apr 17 No School
Tuesday Apr 18 Chicken Wrap & Fries
Wednesday Apr 19 Wings & Potato Skins
Thursday Apr 20 Pizza
Friday Apr 21 Mac & Cheese with Caesar Salad
We are on a WEEK A
4. You Will Receive a PowerSchool Data
Verification Sheet and Other Forms to
Complete and Return to Your Teacher
Today, all students will receive a package of forms
from your Tuesday, Block 2 teacher.
Have your parent(s)/guardian(s) complete or correct
these forms and return them on Thursday, April 20
After they are completed, the forms must be
returned to the teacher who handed them to you
Ask the teacher to mark it down on a class list.
We are on a WEEK A
5. Thursday, April 20th, 2017
6:30 – 9:30 p.m.
West Gym
Tickets are $5 – available for sale at lunch April 18-
20th
Concession will be available
**Please see back of tickets for rules, before
purchasing**
We are on a WEEK A
6. Come to the Junior High Foyer (between the
East & Centre Gyms) at lunch on Thursday,
April 20th!
Muffins
Cookies
Other baked goods
Water and Pop will be sold for $1
Prices will be $1 – $3 for baked goods
All proceeds will be given to Keir Care for
Equipment Purchases.
We are on a WEEK A
7. Come Join Us For Day Of Silence!
On Friday, April 21st join the BCHS/Outreach GSA for a Day of Silence.
This event is to represent the millions of minorities throughout the
world that are victims of bullying and abuse and afraid to speak up. By
taking part in the day of silence you are showing your support for all
these people. Participation is optional. A sign-up table will be in the
cafeteria Tuesday April 18 & Wednesday April 19 at lunch. You must
sign-up to participate.
We are on a WEEK A
8. BCHS Sr. Band takes Gold in St. Albert!
Way to go!!!
We are on a WEEK A
9. CONGRATULATIONS to Dawson on
Winning Bronze in the Regional Skills
Cabinetmaking Competition
We are on a WEEK A
10. CONGRATULATIONS to Carley on Winning
GOLD in the Regional Skills Hair Braiding
Competition
We are on a WEEK A
11. Love to swim?
Want to make a starting wage
of $18/hr?
Want to become a lifeguard but
can’t afford the $1000?
The School will be offering an Aquatics course in each semester so that you can become a
Lifeguard and work in our new pool!
You will be charged for this course over $300 so you will need permission from your parents.
You need to be 15 years old or older to take the course.
You will have to give up some of your Flex time once a week in order to get all the hours
required.
If you have any questions please go and talk to Mrs. Sabiston, Rm 34
We are on a WEEK A
13. RSVP as follows:
Painting Birdhouses: Dunstable by April 7;
Barrhead & Fort Assiniboine by April 13;
Movie Night by April 11
Bowling by April 21
by calling 780-674-3341 or via Facebook at Barrhead Youth
FCSS.
We are on a WEEK A
14. CONGRATULATIONS to our Jr. High
Badminton Players who played
and/or placed in our Invitational
Badminton Tournament
We are on a WEEK A
16. That’s Danger! A play on work place safety
will be here Tuesday, April 18th, for jr. high
students in the Drama Theatre.
9-1 and 9-4 with grade 8s for block 2 from 10:25 -
11:25 a.m.
9-2 and 9-3 with the grade 7s for block 3 from
12:15 - 1:15 p.m.
We are on a WEEK A
20. DO YOU HAVE THE COURSES YOU
NEED?
• With registration this week, please make sure you are taking
the courses you need to proceed to the post-secondary
route you are planning
• See Ms Wegner if you are not sure what you need for
apprenticeship, college, university or the world of work.
• Reminder, your myBlueprint account is also a very valuable
resource to outline this information
We are on a WEEK A
21. Guaranteed Residence Deadline
Apply for residence.
First year students who apply by April 30, 2017 are
guaranteed a spot. Learn more and apply at
uab.ca/residence.
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22. COLLEGE/UNIVERSITY COURSE
SELECTION
• A number of post-secondary schools are now
allowing first year students to register for classes.
• Check your portal to see if this applies to you
• If you don’t know what courses you are required to
take first year, see Ms Wegner for help
We are on a WEEK A
23. OFF-CAMPUS EVALUATIONS
Work experience evaluations are being distributed
this week, either to students or to your employers
directly.
Check with Ms Wegner if you have not seen your
evaluation by the end of the week.
RAP students, some of you are probably due for
evaluations, please hand in time sheets so these can
be completed.
We are on a WEEK A
24. RAP STUDENTS
If you have not already done so, please set up your
AIT account through Tradesecrets.
You need this set up in order to register for your
technical training.
This is EXTREMELY IMPORTANT.
If you do not know how to do this, see Ms Wegner
We are on a WEEK A
25. • Cooperative Youth Leadership Program 2017 is now
accepting registrations
• Graduate – June 30 – July 6
• Pre-Teen – June 30 – July 6
• Teen A – July 6 – 12
• Youth – July 12 – 18
• Teen B – July 18 - 24
• Pembina West Coop can sponsor attendance to this
camp.
• For more information or to register online
www.acca.coop
We are on a WEEK A
26. • 21 students have expressed interest; only a few spaces
remaining.
• The HCA program filled in 2016-2017
• Interested, need more information?
- Contact your school principal(s) or counselor ASAP.
• You need:
1. ELA 10-1 or 20-2 2. Clear criminal record
3. Up to date immunization
• Great option for current gr. 12’s (no older than 19 as of Sept.
1/2017)
Health Care Aide 2017-2018
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