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Friday is Ray Day!

A reminder for tomorrow morning:

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Ray the Crossing Guard is retiring. Come out and help send him off with a SURPRISE THANK YOU PARADE! On Friday, December 19th at 8:15am we will meet in two secret spots. Join us at either the corner of Keystone and Patricia, or Oak Park just north of Danforth (out of Ray’s sight!). Come prepared to make some noise – bring noisemakers, homemade instruments, whatever may be in your toy box! Have your child write a letter to Ray, create a card, draw a picture, make a sign – ideally every child has something to hand over to Ray. At 8:20am, the music will begin and we will parade en masse, cheering for Ray, dancing up a storm. One by one, the kids will line up and say thank you and give him their card/letter/drawing. Parents too! After all, this is the man who jumps in front of cars every day…

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Daily Announcements – Thursday, Dec 18th

Highlights from the morning announcements:

1. The Holiday sing-along will begin in the gym after morning recess.

2. Students who wish to take their recorders home may do so. A sheet of music to practice may be taken from outside the music room. The sheet is yours to keep!

3. The running club meets tomorrow at 7:30am.

4. Resource classes in Rm 16 with Mrs McLeish are cancelled this afternoon.

Friday is Ray Day!

Ray the Crossing Guard is retiring. Come out and help send him off with a SURPRISE THANK YOU PARADE! On Friday, December 19th at 8:15am we will meet in two secret spots. Join us at either the corner of Keystone and Patricia, or Oak Park just north of Danforth (out of Ray’s sight!). Come prepared to make some noise – bring noisemakers, homemade instruments, whatever may be in your toy box! Have your child write a letter to Ray, create a card, draw a picture, make a sign – ideally every child has something to hand over to Ray. At 8:20am, the music will begin and we will parade en masse, cheering for Ray, dancing up a storm. One by one, the kids will line up and say thank you and give him their card/letter/drawing. Parents too! After all, this is the man who jumps in front of cars every day for our safety, and does it all with a smile!
Please tell you neighbours and meet us on Friday morning at 8:15am to make some NOISE and show some THANKS!! Please note, we will be videotaping the parade, and taking pictures for local papers.
–Jessica Schmiedchen

 

Daily Announcements – Monday, Dec 1st

announcementHighlights from the morning announcements:

1. Running club meets tomorrow at 7:30am

2. A message from the Eco-Team:

Thanks to our first participants for submitting some great ideas for how to Green Christmas! Today we would like to send a thank you and a hot chocolate to Sadie in Room 21 and Robert in P1. Sadie’s idea is: “Turn off Christmas lights when nobody is around, to save energy” Also Robert from P1 writes: “You can make homemade presents for family and friends so you don’t create plastic waste.” Great ideas! If you have any ideas please drop them in the Green Box in the office. Keep the ideas coming!

Movie Night Volunteers

Orange admission tickets fully isolated on white (with path).Gledhill’s first Movie Night is fast approaching (How to Train Your Dragon 2 on November 21) and we are looking for volunteers to help out. We always rely on parent volunteers to make the popular movie nights run smoothly.

If you are able to volunteer your time at our first movie night (or any movie night!), you can contact Gledhill School Council thegledhillguardian@gmail.com.

Looking for Parent Reps

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Would you like to be a Class Representative for Gledhill School Council?

We are still looking for Parent Reps for a number of classes. The role of the parent rep is to communicate with class parents and the teacher concerning events in class and in the school, such as class outings, parties and teacher gifts. Parents who have previously taken on this role have enjoyed it as a way of keeping in touch with Gledhill and being involved.

If you are interested, or have any questions regarding the position, please email Chris Bockner at knobula@hotmail.com or thegledhillguardian@gmail.com.

 

Daily Announcements – Friday, October 10th and Tuesday, October 14th

announcementHighlights from the morning announcements:

1. Way to go Gledhill! We had another successful year raising $6473.75 to help support the Terry Fox foundation and the fight against cancer! Thank you for your support.

2. Reminder to all students who are joining the JUNIOR Choir (Grades 4, 5, and 6) that you need to eat your lunch quickly and be in the music room at 11:45 TODAY! Please bring your permission form with you. Primary choir meets next week.

3. Spirit squad meeting in Room 24 today at 11:30. Bring your lunch.

4. Congratulations to: Emma D Room 26, Anika P., Emily Room 29 for listing song titles that include the form of “thanks” in the title, appropriate for Thanksgiving.

Daily Announcements – Wednesday, June 18

announcementHighlights:

1. Many thanks to Mme Leclerc and all the teachers for helping to organize yesterday’s Grade 1-6 Play Day.

2. The Running Club meets tomorrow at 7:30. It is never to late to start running. Remember, think running!

3. Come and join your PALS Andrew, Alexander and Patrick in a game of Spud at recess today. Look for them in their red vests.

4. Grades 1-3 Bike Rally wait to be called down. Grades 4-6, Bike Rally is after recess.

Daily Announcements – Thursday, June 12

announcementHighlights:

1. Due to yesterday’s rain, the Bike Rally has been rescheduled to NEXT Wed. Same time, same place.

2. A HUGE congratulations to Bella McLeod in P2 for coming 6th in the Track and Field City Championships!! We are so proud of her. This is a phenomenal achievement. We have the 6th fastest runner in the City of Toronto!

3. Gledhill Spirit wear is going very well and is still available.

4. Family Fest Advance tickets are available Friday June 13 before school outside the office, outside at morning recess and outside at both lunches. Tickets are also available during Family Fest, at stations outside. Buy your tickets and come on out to Family Fest!

 

Gledhill’s Spring Concert

Anyone at this evening’s Spring Concert knows that Gledhill students have serious musical talent! We are all very proud of the emcees, choir members, ukulele players, band members, classrooms and extraordinary supporting musicians who performed to a very appreciative audience. 

Special thanks to all of the teachers who helped to keep groups of anxious students waiting in classrooms throughout the school for their turn to shine on stage. Band teacher Ross Wooldridge, piano accompanist Ali Vawser and, of course, Ms O’Gorman, Ms Bailey and Mr McBride deserve a special note of thanks for their dedication and inspiration to our children.