Announcements Mon. Nov.23rd
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The daily announcements from ICPS on November 23, 2015 include: 1) there are no birthdays today; 2) the golden juicebox award for best class recycling is shared between two classes; and 3) playground equipment is out of bounds due to snow, and announcements will be made if this changes.
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The document contains announcements for ICPS including no birthdays to celebrate today, the green team assisting at the recycling depot, the junior girls basketball team playing well in two games, a reminder about an attendance review meeting, and a toy drive being held next week. It also includes announcements for tap dancing practice and a meeting for the Green Queens, a daily message about animal extinction and fishing nets, students being recognized for character traits, and quotes about niceness, leadership, and character traits.
Announcements Mon. Dec. 7
This document contains announcements for ICPS on Monday December 7th, 2015. It notes there are no birthdays, which green team is assisting at the recycling depot, and announcements about an upcoming turkey lunch, picture retakes, and poinsettia pick up. It also includes announcements about tryouts for intermediate boys basketball and a choir practice. The eco daily message discusses maple syrup production in Canada. Three students, Andrew, Hayden W, and James, are recognized for demonstrating character traits like respect and responsibility. The reflective thought for the day is about forgiveness and forgetting mistakes.
Announcements Thurs. Oct. 1st 2015
The document contains daily announcements for ICPS on October 1st, 2015. It announces that the green team will be assisting at the recycling depot, and that tryouts for intermediate boys volleyball will be held during second break in the gym. It also provides a daily message about Greenpeace originating in Canada, and recognizes several students for character traits like responsibility and caring.
Announcements Mon. Sept. 28th 2015
The document provides announcements for ICPS on September 28th, 2015. It welcomes a new co-op student and reminds students to send in any remaining Terry Fox donations. Intermediate boys interested in trying out for volleyball are asked to meet with Mrs. McDiarmid. Students are also encouraged to submit recipes for the school cookbook. The daily message is to turn lights off when leaving classrooms. Three students, Mackenzie, Logan, and Halle, are recognized for demonstrating cooperation and empathy. The reflective thought for the day is a Walt Disney quote about the difference between winning and losing.
Mon Feb 23
The daily announcements from ICPS include wishing the intermediate boys basketball team good luck in their zone tournament today and reminding students that tomorrow is pizza day. It also notes that the Green Team will be assisting at the recycling depot and the school will be monitoring weather for recess. Students are recognized for demonstrating the character traits of caring, respect, and responsibility.
Announcements Tues. June 23
1) Today is June 23, 2015 and it is Damion B's birthday.
2) The Green Team assisting at the recycling depot today is the Day 1 Green Team.
3) Tomorrow is a spirit assembly where students should wear their house colors or shirts and there is also an awards assembly.
Announcements Wed. March 23
The daily announcements included reminders of basketball practices, a chess club meeting, and tryouts. Students were encouraged to submit their own reflective thoughts to be read aloud. The green recycling team for the day and character trait recognitions for responsibility and encouragement were also announced.
Announcements Fri. Nov. 6th
The document provides announcements for ICPS on Friday November 6th, 2015. It recognizes Katelyn G's birthday, lists which green team is assisting at the recycling depot, and announces meetings for the Remembrance Day committee and junior girls' and boys' volleyball practices. It also reminds students to check the lost and found and wishes the boys' and girls' volleyball teams luck in their upcoming zone tournament. Character traits of responsibility, cooperation and respect are recognized in several students. The daily message notes that Canada is the birthplace of Greenpeace in 1971 and the reflective thought encourages homemade character and soup.
Announcements Fri. Dec. 11th
The turkey lunch day on Tuesday is the last day for the food and toy drive. Happy belated birthday to Mrs. Lavigne Wilson and happy birthday to Bentley who celebrates tomorrow. The Green Team assisting at the recycling depot today includes Briar, Avery B, Alyssa, Keenan and Jayden W. Forms for the turkey lunch on Tuesday which is also red and green day and festive hat day are due Monday. Caitlynn C, James, and Mitchell received character trait recognitions for responsibility and inclusiveness.
Announcements Tues Jan 12
The document provides announcements for ICPS on January 12, 2016. It notes there are no birthdays, which green team is assisting at the recycling depot, and that international boys basketball practice and pizza day are occurring. It reminds students that tackling is not allowed and forms for pizza orders are due tomorrow. It recognizes the winners of a lights out for lunch campaign and character traits in various students.
Announcements Thurs. Oct. 15
The document contains daily announcements for ICPS on October 15, 2015. It announces that there are no birthdays, lists the green team members assisting at the recycling depot, and calls a junior girls volleyball team meeting. It also wishes luck to cross country runners and reminds students that pizza day is tomorrow. Students are asked to submit ideas for the school cookbook title. It is announced that two classes tied for most recipe submissions to the cookbook with 66 recipes each. Orders for the cookbook are due on October 22nd. Three students are recognized for character traits of respect, empathy, caring and responsibility. The daily reflective thought is a Chinese proverb about taking responsibility for one's own learning.
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Announcements Mon. Nov.23rd
- 1. ICPS Announcements Monday November 23, 2015
- 2. Today is Monday November 23 Day 2 Aujourd'hui c’est lundi le 23 de Novembre 2015
- 3. There are no birthdays for today. Green Team assisting at our Recycling Depot today is day 2 green team Renee Trish, Alyssa, Luc and Hailey O.
- 4. Announcements The golden juicebox award for this week is a tie between Mrs. Wilson’s grade ⅘ class and Miss Kernan’s grade ⅔. Keep up the good work I.C.P.S. Playground pals will be on the yard only on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays for primary students at second break.
- 5. Announcements page 2 Attention all students and staff… due to the snow on the playground equipment is out of bounds. If this changes there will be an announcement. Any Vista orders or picture orders please send to the office after announcements.
- 6. Announcements page 3 Mrs. McDiarmid would like to meet with the intermediate boys volleyball team for a brief, but important meeting at first nutrition break during the eating time. Attention Energy Squad - We will be having a meeting today at first recess in Mrs. DeGeer’s room.
- 7. Eco Daily Message Currently there are 668 endangered species in Canada.
- 8. Character Trait Recognitions Hailey T in grade 7 for responsibility. Martha in grade 2 for responsibility. Briar in grade 5 for caring, integrity, responsibility and respect.
- 9. Reflective thought for today is... “You never have to apologize for doing the right thing.” - Ginny Turner, author