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Earth Day Poetry by Div. 5
Monday, May 19 |
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Tuesday, May 20 |
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Wednesday, May 21 |
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Thursday, May 22 |
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Friday, May 23 |
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Upcoming Dates & Things to Note:
Upcoming Dates:
May 29 – Spirit Day – Dress for the career you want to be when you grow up
June 2-6 – Bike (or scooter) to School Week
June 13 – Sports Day
June 26 – Last day of classes fro students (dismissal at 10:30)
Fundraising Information
Please see below for PH PAC Fundraising Initiatives (A big thank you to all parents involved in fundraising!)
Fundraiser will run: until May 30
30% of the proceeds will go directly to our fundraiser!
· Orders are hand-packed fresh and kept chilled in the delivery box
· Same prices as in-store
· No sign-up or subscription required
· Free delivery on orders over $100. A $5 delivery fee for orders between $20 and $100 – this applies to both in-store pickup and home delivery
Supporters will immediately receive their digital cards via email, each with a unique redemption code.
Please use our link to order: https://meridianfarmmarket.ca/pebblehillpac
On-going Grade 7 Event Fundraiser:
Parent/Caregiver Information and Sessions:
Helping Children Cope with Frightening Events
In response to recent events, the Ministry of Children and Family Development’s Child & Youth Mental Health team has organized a free webinar with two date options to provide essential tools and information to support children and youth after frightening events. This informative webinar is designed to equip parents, caregivers and community members with strategies to help children and youth cope with frightening events. Please see this flyer for session highlights and details on how to register.
Electric Scooters and E-Bikes
As the warmer weather approaches, students will have more opportunities to engage in bike- and scooter-related activities like commuting to school. Please find below a reminder of the provincial regulations regarding electric kick scooters and electric bikes (e-bikes).
Electric kick scooters should not be used by students travelling to school or while on the school grounds.
Despite their popularity in our province, electric kick scooters remain illegal for use on public roads, bike lanes and sidewalks across most of B.C., except in a handful of cities that are taking part in a pilot program to test the use of them. The City of Delta is not part of the pilot program. Even in the pilot program cities, it is illegal for a person under 16 years of age to operate an electric kick scooter. You can view the provincial rules here: Electric Kick Scooter Pilot Project Regulation.
E-Bikes: In B.C., it is illegal for students under 14 years of age to ride e-bikes. Students can operate light e-bikes at age 14 and standard e-bikes at 16. Parents or guardians of students below the minimum age must not knowingly permit them to ride an e-bike. For more information, including the definitions of a light e-bike and a standard e-bike, please visit: E-Bike Rules of the Road
McCarthys VIP Day for new uniforms
Parking Reminders
Please remember that:
- the roundabout is for pick up and drop off only. Drivers need to stay with their car;
- the parking lot is for Staff members only;
- abide by the posted parking signs on our neighbouring streets at drop off and pick up.