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This document provides information for parents about the upcoming kindergarten year at a new school. It introduces the new principal, teachers, and staff. It outlines the full-day learning program and daily schedule, including nutrition breaks and dismissal time. It also provides details about volunteering, transportation, child care options, allergy policies, supervision procedures, and ways to stay informed through newsletters, the school website and social media.
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Welcome to Kindergarten!
- 2. School Council O Another great way to get involved in the school and your childโs education O Elected yearly-watch for forms in Fall O Focus on improving student achievement, providing input to principal and HWDSB, fundraising O All parents welcome to attend meetings! O Yvonne Delry-Council Rep.
- 3. New School!
- 4. New Staff O Mr. Bruce Simpson O Mrs. Anja Kitchen O Ms. Jamie Smith O Mrs. Emma Brooks O TBA
- 5. Early Childhood Educators O Mrs. Jennifer Deane O Mrs. Jennifer Stefanic O Mrs. Jamie Millen O TBA O TBA
- 6. New Full Day Learning O Students will attend all day, every day O Up to 30 students in a class O Classes led by one Teacher and one Early Childhood Educator O Play-based learning O Seamless day with child care
- 7. School Times O Playground opens/supervised at 8:15 am O Bell rings/school starts at 8:30 am O Balanced day (3 learning blocks) O 1st Nutrition Break 10:10-10:50 am O 2nd Nutrition Break 12:40-1:20 pm O 20 minutes eating, 20 minutes outdoor play O Dismissal at 2:50 pm O Outdoor Supervision provided until 3:05 pm
- 8. Volunteering O Volunteers are welcome! O Must have a valid Police Check O Trips, school events, in class assistance
- 9. Transportation O Parents will be notified in August of bus information (stop locations, times) O Eligible for First Rider Program O Any student living south of Binbrook Road and east of Highway 56 will qualify for transportation
- 10. Safe Routes to School
- 11. Pick Up & Drop Off
- 12. Child Care O Available at the school O Provided by Umbrella Family O Currently have enough for 3 classes (2 kindergarten aged and 1 school-aged) O Wait list has started, new classes will be added if needed
- 13. Allergies & Student Safety O Student safety is paramount O We do have students with severe allergies to a variety of allergens (nuts, foods, animals) O Allergen safe school O Information package sent home in registration package O Reminders throughout the year O No nuts, nut products (peanut butter), sesame seeds, shellfish
- 14. Supervision O Nutrition Breaks-Indirect supervision O Kinder Crew assist and play with students O Outdoor Play-Junior Kindergarten students play inside the fenced JK play area with direct teacher supervision O Senior Kindergarten students will be on the playground with the rest of the student body
- 15. Communication O Monthly school and classroom newsletters O School website- http://schools.hwdsb.on.ca/bellmoore/ O Twitter-@Principalmoore O You Tube Channel- http://www.youtube.com/user/ PrincipalMoore1
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