Week-at-a-Glance Oct. 20-24

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Please make sure to sign up for P/T conferences on Parent Connect.

Monday, Oct. 20
  • Book Fair starts today and continues all week!

Tuesday, Oct. 21
  • Fire Prevention Presentation for Primary students by Delta Firefighters
  • Fruit and Vegetable Delivery (students must have parental consent on Parent Connect to take part)

Wednesday, Oct. 22
  • Early dismissal at 2 pm
  • Parent Teacher conferences

Thursday, Oct. 23
  • Casual Day
  • Early dismissal at 2 pm
  • Parent Teacher conferences

Friday, Oct. 24
  • Professional Development Day – our educators are taking part in workshops around the province (classes not in session)

Upcoming Dates:

Oct. 31 – Halloween Parade

Nov. 5 – Photo Retakes (please ensure you have signed your child up for a retake unless they were absent on Photo Day)

Nov. 11 – Remembrance Day (classes not in session)

Nov. 13 – World Kindness Day

Nov. 14 – Hot Lunch

Nov. 18 – Anything but a Back Pack Day (please make sure your child can carry their own ‘back pack’)

Fundraising Information

Cobs Bread Fundraiser

Pebble Hill has an on-going fundraiser at Cobs Bread in Tsawwassen Commons. Please mention Pebble Hill each time you make a purchase and a portion of the sale will go to the school.

Grade 7 Fundraisers

Please watch this space for ways you can help support our grade 7 class.

INFORMATION FOR FAMILIES

Government Restrictions on PDDs (which include watches and ear buds)

Please be reminded that restrictions on the use of cellphones and other personal digital devices came into effect on July 1, 2024. The district emailed families regarding these changes on June 20. You can read the letter here: https://district.deltasd335.upanupstage.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2024/06/DS-Letter-home-Personal-Digital-Devices-June-20-2024.pdf

For more information and frequently asked questions, please also visit:

If you have any questions, please contact the school.

Upcoming Parent/Caregiver Information and Sessions:

City of Delta Youth Survey

The City of Delta is developing a new Parks, Recreation & Culture Plan Master Plan that will guide how Delta plans to grow and design its programs, services, amenities, and facilities for the next 25 years. 

Hearing from youth in the community is a critical aspect of the project and the Delta School District has approved a request from the City to facilitate a youth-focused survey. Findings from the survey will help the City better understand youth activity preferences, trends, and future space and programming needs. This survey also provides a terrific opportunity to engage students in community planning. More information on the project can be found here: letstalk.delta.ca/PRCplan

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.
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