Announcements Mon. Oct. 5th
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This document provides announcements for ICPS including that it is Fire Prevention Week, a school council meeting will be held that evening, grades 7 and 8 will have needles the next day, and the last day for recipe submissions is that week. It also recognizes students for character traits and provides a reflective thought about fire safety and checking smoke detectors.
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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 Oct. 6
The daily announcements at ICPS on October 6th 2015 included wishing Ethan in Grade 4 a happy birthday. It was also noted that cross-country running would take place at 11:35 and there would be junior boys volleyball tryouts during the first activity break for grades 4-6. An author visit was scheduled for the last block of the day. Students and staff had until the end of the week to submit recipes for the school cookbook. A school photo would be taken outside in house colors before coming inside after the second break. Tait in grade 5, Kaedyn in grade 3, and Dylan in grade 5 were recognized for character traits of responsibility and caring. The reflective thought reminded having a fire safety plan with
Announcements Mon. April 11
The document contains daily announcements for ICPS on Monday April 11th 2016. It announces that there are no birthdays, which green team is assisting at the recycling depot, and details for upcoming events like the Dance-A-Thon and a junior girls basketball game. It also recognizes students for character traits and provides a daily message about reusing and recycling plastic bags to save energy.
Announcements Mon. Nov. 30th
The document provides announcements for ICPS on November 30th, 2015. It recognizes students' birthdays, which recycling team is assisting today, and information about upcoming choir signups and ticket/fundraiser orders. It also shares Canada facts, recognizes students for character traits, and leaves with a reflective thought about creating positive change.
Announcements Wed. Nov. 4th
1) Today is Wednesday November 4, 2015. Happy Birthday to Cade in grade 8. The Green Team assisting at the Recycling Depot today includes Kaitlin O, Graham, Adrianna, Christine and Briar.
2) There will be a Nest Point collector meeting at first nutrition break. Kindergarteners will plant bulbs in the school garden boxes and others should stay out of the boxes. Order forms for a Vista order went home yesterday.
3) Junior volleyball teams will participate in a zone tournament next Thursday. Practices for Junior Boys volleyball will be on Thursday and Friday during first activity breaks.
Announcements Tues. Nov. 3rd
The document contains announcements for ICPS on November 3, 2015. It includes notices of student committee and announcer meetings, pizza day, green team meeting, lights out recognition for Mrs. Wilson's class, and character trait recognitions for Connor, Keenan, and Cole M. The daily reflective thought is about not giving up too soon.
Announcements Dec. 4th
The ICPS announcements for December 4, 2015 included the following:
1) There were no birthdays and the Green Team assisting at the recycling depot included Avery B, Briar, Alyssa, Keenan, and Jayden W.
2) The Purple Nest was in first place for nest points and grade 4/5 was leading the food and toy drive. The local fire department donated money to support tree planting.
3) Intermediate boys basketball practice would continue at first recess and the school was collecting pop tabs and clean salad dressing bottles.
4) The daily message stated that Canada has 563 lakes over 100 square kilometers.
5) Ava, Ben V, and Cade
Announcements Fri. Oct. 2nd 2015
The document contains announcements from ICPS on Friday October 2nd, 2015. It announces that there are no birthdays to celebrate that day or weekend. It also announces a student committee meeting at first break, a Green Team meeting on Monday at first recess, and a school council meeting on Monday at 6pm. Additionally, it provides information about cross country running and intermediate boys volleyball tryouts. The daily message discusses the establishment of Environment Canada on June 11, 1971. Finally, it recognizes several students for character traits and provides a reflective thought for the day.
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 April 16
The document contains announcements from ICPS including:
- Wishing luck to the junior girls basketball team playing that evening and reminding about an attendance meeting.
- Congratulating the junior boys basketball team on their first win and encouraging them for their upcoming tournament.
- Notifying the Eco Team of a meeting and reminding to bring toys for an upcoming toy sale.
- Recognizing several students for character traits like courage, respect, responsibility and cooperation.
Announcements Mon. Oct. 19th
The document provides announcements for October 19, 2015 at ICPS. It welcomes guests from Elections Canada who are observing voting. It reminds students that Friday is a PA day and Thursday is the last day to order the school cookbook. It also announces volunteer head lice checks, intermediate boys volleyball practice, the first pizza day being tomorrow, and recognizes three students for character traits.
Announcements Tuesday May 5
The document provides announcements for ICPS including:
1) Today's track and field practice time and an extra high jump session at first recess.
2) Thursday being designated as Super Hero day where students can dress up.
3) Reminders about food staying in classrooms and not washrooms as well as the chess club and yearbook committee meetings.
4) The winner of the golden juice box recycling award and an encouragement to register for JumpRopeforHeart.
Announcements Wed. March 30
The daily announcements from ICPS on Wednesday March 30th 2016 included:
- Birthday wishes for Mrs. San Juan, Izik M and Hayden C.
- The junior boys basketball team has practice tomorrow at 8:10 am.
- There will be popcorn for sale at the office for $2.
- Various club meetings and sports practices were announced.
- Students were reminded to bring donated items for the upcoming Buy Nothing Week swap event.
Announcements Tues. Dec. 15th
The document provides announcements for December 15th at ICPS. It announces that today is turkey lunch, which will begin serving at 11:45. It also notes that today is the last day of the food and toy drive, and that grade 6/7 won with 159 items along with the purple nest with 214 items. The student committee thanks everyone for their support this holiday season. It also provides character trait recognitions for three students and a holiday joke.
Legal size newsletter
The document announces upcoming programs and events in April at Knights Circle focusing on sustainability and protecting the environment, including planting a garden, a sustainability fair, and Earth Day events. It also provides announcements such as increased renewal rates and a movie night. A resident is featured who enjoys the community and volunteering. Tips are given for healthy studying and reducing waste.
Announcements Mon. Nov. 2nd
The document provides announcements for ICPS on November 2, 2015 including reminders of a student committee meeting, proper clothing for the warm weather, pizza day, and no school council meeting. It also lists the green team members assisting at the recycling depot, character trait recognitions for students, and a reflective thought about respecting yourself.
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Announcements Mon. Oct. 5th
- 1. ICPS Announcements Mon. Oct. 5th Fire Prevention Week
- 2. Today is Mon. Oct. 5th 2015 Day 5 Aujourd'hui c’est lundi le 5 d’octobre 2015
- 3. Happy Birthday goes out to Connor Van Nispen Green Team assisting at our Recycling Depot today is day 5 green team Briar, Christine, Adrianna, Alyssa, Hailey W.
- 4. Announcements This is the LAST week for our recipes to be submitted! Classes what would you like, within reason, if your class submits the most recipes? School Council Meeting tonight starting @ 6:00pm in the library.
- 5. Announcements 2 Grade 7 and 8 needles are tomorrow. Please make sure that you wear your nest colours tomorrow for our author visit Kelly Armstrong! Tomorrow night at 7:00 pm all of the authors connected to this series will be at Nantyr Shores.
- 6. Eco Daily Message Canada is the 2nd largest producer of hydroelectricity in the world (after China). Hydro electricity converts water power into electricity. Hydroelectricity is Canada’s number one form of renewable energy.
- 7. Character Trait Recognitions Anthony in grade 7 for Empathy and Caring Ehren K in grade 3 for Inclusiveness Kaitlin O in grade 5 for Caring and Honesty
- 8. Reflective thought for today is... This is Fire Prevention Week. All our reflective thoughts will be connected to thinking about keeping safe. Have your family check the smoke detectors in your home to make sure they are working.