We are looking forward to our science fair tomorrow. The judging will take place in the morning and parents may come to view from 1:30-2:15 before the students take the boards down and clean up the gym.
Month: February 2019
Anti-Bullying Parent Workshop Tonight at 6:30pm
Just a reminder that the PAC has organized some BCTF speakers to come to Clearview School tonight to do a presentation on bullying. Â It will start at 6:30pm. There will be coffee and dessert and a door prize.
Pink, pink, pink!
It is great to see so many pink shirts today!
Great Learning Year in Boys’ Basketball
Our elementary boys basketball team improved throughout the season and worked hard until the final shift. Â They had to play against some much taller and older teams throughout the year but gained some great experience.
Science Fair on Wednesday, February 27th
We are looking forward to the science fair on Wednesday, February 27th in our gym. Â Our students in grades 4-6 will be presenting a project to the judges in the morning. Parents are welcome to come and view the projects from 1:30- 2:15pm.
Pink Shirt Day on Tuesday, Feb. 26th
On February 26, 2019, we encourage everyone to practice kindness and wear pink to symbolize that you do not tolerate bullying. We will be wearing pink on Tuesday.
As well, we have a parent session at 6:30 on anti-bullying.NID Day on Monday, February 25th
Just a reminder that the teachers will be at work on Monday but there is no school for students. Â We will see you on Tuesday morning.
Clearview’s ‘A’ Girls Team Win Tournament
Congratulations to our grade 6 girls team as they went undefeated in league and tournament play. Â They played very well as a team. Â Thank you to Mrs. Copes for her dedication to coaching this group of girls for the past few years.
Enjoy the Family Day Weekend!
We will see you on Tuesday! Â Have a wonderful long weekend.
Staff squeak out the Win!
It was an exciting afternoon with the staff and parents ( a few children) took on our secondary hockey players. Â Staff edged the secondaries 6-5 but were defeated by the Grade 4-6 hockey players 9-7.