Announcements Wed. 23rd
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The document provides announcements for ICPS on September 23rd, 2015. It welcomes Richard Scrimger to the school and reminds grade 6 students to pick up kindergarteners after break. It also mentions that student committees will collect donations, recipes are being accepted for a newsletter, and cross country running will take place at 11:35. The daily message discusses waste sorting at the school and an upcoming audit. Three students - Brooke, Jayden, and Connor - receive character trait recognitions. The reflective thought quotes Terry Fox on cancer affecting many people.
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3) The last day for pizza orders and recipe submissions was announced, with the winning class to be announced on Tuesday. Character traits of responsibility, respect, and cooperation were recognized in three students.
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This document contains announcements for ICPS. It announces that today is October 13th and it's someone's birthday. It lists the green team assisting at the recycling depot. It provides information about pizza week, a cookbook being made, and a last call for food orders. It cancels a bus patroller training and announces a junior girls volleyball tryout. It provides information about a waste crushers meeting and the cancellation of cross country running the next day. It shares an eco message about wetlands in Canada and recognizes some students for character traits. The reflective thought encourages believing you can win is half the battle in support of the Toronto Blue Jays baseball team.
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. Oct. 27th
Tomorrow is picture day and flyers are being sent home with students. There is a student committee meeting at first break where students should bring their lunch. It is also pizza day. Canada has over 500 lakes larger than 100 square kilometers. Three classes - the 6/7 class, 7/8 class, and SK/1 class - turned out their lights during lunch yesterday. Braydon, Wayne, and Stuart were recognized for demonstrating various character traits. The reflective thought for the day is a Ghandi quote about an eye for an eye making the whole world blind.
Tuesday Feb 17
Today is February 17th and there are no birthdays. The Green Team assisting at the recycling depot is the Day 5 team. Announcements include that today is Pizza Day, popcorn is for sale, and the Student Committee meeting is in the library. There is also a volleyball practice and an intermediate boys basketball game tonight. Recognition goes to Trinity, Jake, and Cassidy for demonstrating character traits of responsibility and courage.
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.
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 Tues. June 28th
Briar in grade 5 has a birthday today. The Green Team assisting at the recycling depot today is the Day 1 green team, which includes Brody, Kaedyn, Cameron F, Julian K and Cameron G. Last night was a wonderful evening presenting to the graduating Grade 8 students as they move on to the next part of their education. Report cards go home today. The spirit assembly and recognition assembly will take place today. Hailey in grade 1, Paige in grade 4, and Hudson in Grade 7 are recognized for positive character traits.
Announcements thurs march 26
According to the ICPS announcements, today is Thursday March 26, 2015. There are no birthdays to celebrate. The Green Team assisting at the Recycling Depot today is Day 2. Several announcements are made, including that today is mucho burrito day, picture day is next week, and the button maker will be available on Monday. This Friday is Earth Hour at the school and Saturday is Earth Hour around the world. Recycling tips and energy saving facts are provided. Brayden, Riley, and James are recognized for demonstrating character traits like cooperation, respect, caring and responsibility. The character quote of the day is about friendship being the best present you can give.
Announcements wed may 27
The document provides announcements for ICPS including birthdays, yearbook ordering deadlines, returning volleyball jerseys, an eco message about ocean trash, character trait recognitions, and a reflective thought about courage and being a positive influence.
Announcements Mon June 22
The document provides announcements for ICPS including that it is June 22nd, 2015. There are no birthdays to celebrate and the Green Team for recycling is Day 5. It reminds students that tonight is the Grade 8 Graduation and there is no pizza tomorrow when report cards go home. It also notes the next color day and upcoming spirit and awards assemblies, with Mrs. McTaggart's class winning a golden juice box award. Character traits are recognized for several students and the reflective thought encourages putting ideas into action.
Tues. Oct. 24th Pine River Announcements
The document contains daily announcements for Pine River school on Tuesday, October 24th. It includes information about the day's activities like Take Me Outside Day tomorrow and mandatory intermediate boys volleyball practice. Upcoming events are also announced such as the first Character Assembly in a week's time. Daily reminders are provided like remembering to bring recycling down to the depot.
Waste and litter
The document outlines various waste and litter management initiatives at Scoil Mhuire school. It discusses how each classroom has a litter cleaning rota to keep the school grounds litter-free. It also details how the school separates its waste into recyclables, compostables, and general bins. Non-recyclable lunch waste is brought home and the school encourages reusable lunchboxes. The school recycles various materials and participates in clothing recycling programs. Photocopying is now mostly double-sided to reduce paper usage since interactive whiteboards were installed. The school previously composted food waste but is replacing their composters with Green Cones that can decompose cooked foods.
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The document outlines various waste and litter management initiatives at Scoil Mhuire school. It discusses how each classroom has a litter cleaning rota to keep the school grounds litter-free. It also details how the school separates its waste into recyclables, compostables, and general bins. Prizes are awarded to classes that best separate their waste. Additionally, the school engages in various recycling programs, uses double-sided photocopying to reduce paper waste, and has installed composters and will install "Green Cones" to process food waste on-site rather than sending it to landfills.
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Announcements Wed. 23rd
- 1. ICPS Announcements Wed. Sept. 23rd 2015
- 2. Today is Wed. Sept. 23, 2015 Day 2 Aujourd'hui c’est mercredi le 23 de septembre 2015
- 3. There are no Birthdays today Happy First Day of Fall! Green Team assisting at our Recycling Depot today is day 2 green team Alexandra, Avery B, Camden, Hayden and Morgan.
- 4. Announcements Today we welcome Richard Scrimger to our school. Please make sure you get your recycling and bins to the depot asap after break. Grade 6 buddies please go to pick up Kindergarten students after second break to bring the them to the gym.
- 5. Announcements page 2 Student Committee members are coming to classes to collect any “toonies for Terry” We want your recipes! Information is posted on our web page in the “End of Sept. Newsletter”. Yellow sheets in for school wide pizza party. Cross-Country running is at 11:35 today.
- 6. Eco Daily Message At most schools in Simcoe County, only 27% of items that end up in the garbage are actually garbage. The remainder of which could have been recycled, composted or reused! We here at ICPS, believe we are much better at sorting our waste. Stay tuned after a waste audit to see if our percentage is better than most other schools in Simcoe County. The Green Team is betting it is!
- 7. Character Trait Recognitions Brooke in grade 5 for respect Jayden W in grade 3 for responsibility Connor in grade 7 respect and caring
- 8. Reflective thought for today is... A quote from Terry Fox… “That’s the thing about cancer. I’m not the only one. It happens all the time to people.” Thank you and have a wonderful Wednesday!