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The following items have been approved by the Lambton Kent District School Board for distribution:

9/20/2024 12:00:00 AM

Hey Grade three and four students! Register online literacylambton.org for Train Your Brain, a FREE eight-week evening program that runs one night per week from 6-7:30pm. Three Lambton County sites to choose from this Fall: Sarnia, Petrolia and Thedford. Join in a fun games night format and build math & reading muscle. Plus gain valuable tools to build greater confidence as a learner.

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Check out this opportunity for high school students to gain volunteer hours and make an impact for younger children in our community. Be part of the Train Your Brain program site crew. Your mission: to up the fun and pump of the confidence of the Grade three and four children participating in the program. A Head Coach will direct the site crew and engage volunteers in small group or one-to-one games and activities.

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9/26/2024 12:00:00 AM

Join us Thursday, September 26th, 2024, at the Imperial Theatre for a 10:00 a.m. presentation of Rodgers & Hammerstein's Cinderella. This musical is suitable for all ages. This is a Theatre Sarnia production directed by Henri Canino, choreographed by Jackie Burns, and stage managed by Kate Hardy with music direction by Chris McCloskey. Rodgers + Hammerstein's Cinderella is the new Broadway adaptation of the classic musical. This contemporary take on the classic tale follows the story of idealistic and hopeful Ella who is determined to see the good in everyone despite her hardships. She courageously challenges Prince Topher, a misguided and lost prince who longs to do something important with his life, to change the policies in his kingdom – and helps him discover who he truly is. The show features Rodgers & Hammerstein's most beloved songs, including “In My Own Little Corner,” “Impossible/It's Possible” and “Ten Minutes Ago,” alongside an up-to-date, hilarious and romantic libretto by Tony Award nominee Douglas Carter Beane. Tickets cost $8.00 per student. One complimentary chaperone ticket is included for every 10 student tickets purchased. Please complete our registration format: https://forms.gle/XrMyxM93QGowhy8N8 to reserve your class' spot today. The deadline to register for this presentation is Thursday, September 12th. We know your class numbers might change by the time of the performance - please give us your best estimate now with the knowledge that minor changes can be made in the fall. For any questions, please reach out to Jackie at jburns@imperialtheatre.net

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9/27/2024 12:00:00 AM

On behalf of Athletes Empowered, a not-for-profit organization advocating for abuse-free sport in Canada we would like to invite you to our Safety in Sport event on September 26 hosted by Athletes Empowered and Lambton College. Our goal for the evening is to provide the community with an insightful event focused on addressing the current crisis of toxic culture and abuse within the Canadian Sport System. This in-person gathering aims to shed light on the importance of safety in sport and to initiate discussions on creating a rich and meaningful environment for children/athletes. The event will commence with a condensed viewing of the award-winning documentary "Broken: Inside the Toxic Culture of Canadian Gymnastics" followed by a discussion from expert panelists including: victim-survivors, parents of victim-survivors, and university professors. Each panelist will share their lived experiences, knowledge and suggestions to address abuse in sport, as well as have the opportunity to answer questions from the audience during the Q&A period. Our hope is to inform community members of the current sport landscape and to empower individuals to support our relentless pursuit for change so we can create safe sporting environments for all athletes. Tickets for the event are free. You can register at the following link: https://events.humanitix.com/safesportsarnia2024

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9/28/2024 12:00:00 AM

Hello to my fellow education team, I am one of many volunteers on the Hot Rods for Hospice team. Our first event for East Kent Hot Rods for Hospice was last September and it was a huge success! We raised over $31,000.00 to Chatham Kent Hospice. We are running the event again on September 21st, 2024 at the Ridgetown Fairgrounds and we are hoping it is an even bigger event than our first event last year. Please view the attached information poster asking for student volunteers. There are a variety of tasks that will need to be implemented before, during and after the event to ensure another successful fundraiser. It takes a village!

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Highgate District Agricultural Society would like to invite all LKD schools to participate in our Class 15. Fair is on Saturday September 28, 2024. All class 15 school entries please contact Jen Clark for more details or drop off & pick up arrangements. For more details of our fair and other categories to enter please visit www.hdas.weebly.com

2024 Class 15 Prize List.pdf

10/4/2024 12:00:00 AM

Create ephemeral art with your students using found objects such as leaves, sticks and rocks, and send a picture to mspiller@scrca.on.ca to be entered into a draw to win tree seedlings! Winning classes will win a tree for each student in the class, even if only one student submits an entry.

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10/31/2024 12:00:00 AM

As part of our Community Gardens planting schedules, we are interested in collaborating with various high schools in our area who might be in need for community hours for their students. We see this as an opportunity for young students to learn about planting, flowers/plants maintenance, and fall clean up, getting things ready for the winter in hopes of having them back again during the spring, i.e. selection of plants and planting for next Spring 2025 if interested. This would be a great opportunity for students interested in nature, and to learn about the importance of native planting as well as sustainable planting. We would be interested in showcasing what we do in our community gardens (13 gardens in total) and come to speak with you or school counsellors and/or students, at the various schools that might be interested in this kind of project for the coming years. We would recommend a trial as the new school year starts in September 2024 until the end of October 2024 where they can assist with tearing down of our community gardens. Respectfully await your kind response. Rita DoCanto President, GB&AHS Grand Bend & Area Horticultural Society gbhortsociety@gmail.com 647-377-0485

12/20/2024 12:00:00 AM

Growing Arts is an art workshop focused on education with fun activities sprinkled in.

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12/31/2024 12:00:00 AM

Do you know anyone with hair? At Young Adult Cancer Canada (YACC) we love people with hair. We host a year-long fundraising effort called Shave for the Brave and for the last 19 years we have had thousands of brave individuals, all across Canada, step-up for the most powerful haircut of their lives. A huge facet of our fundraising effort is through bringing the magic of this event to schools. We have helped hundreds of schools across the country host Shave events, where students and faculty come together to raise funds for young adults living with, through, and beyond a cancer diagnosis, in an event that leaves an impact well after a student's hair is cut. What makes the events we host at schools extra special is its ability to bring students and faculty together not based on athletic accomplishment or academics, but for the communal desire to make a difference. YACC is looking to spread our reach and make some new connections with more schools across the country. If your school is eager to make a difference through community-building events, hosting a Shave sounds like the perfect opportunity for you! We would love to chat with your school - even just 15 minutes to plant the seed for the 2024-2025 school year - about how hosting a Shave can be not only incredibly inspiring and impactful, but seamless too! YACC has the backs of young adults facing cancer, because people like you have ours!

Shave for the Brave - School welcome poster 2023-2024-compressed.pdf

Good day: My name is Daniel Smith, and i am writing to you today on behalf of the Green Capes Lions Club. Our registered non-profit number is 1090169-5. The Green Capes Lions Club (GCLC)was founded in 2018 as a non-profit fund-raising organization dedicated to raising funds in support of the Lions Foundation of Canada Dog guides (LFCDG). The LFCDG is a guide dog training school, located in Oakville, Ontario, that breeds, trains and matches highly trained service dogs to people with disabilities from all across Canada at no cost to the client. They receive no government funding, and operates solely on corporate donations and public fund raisers to support their work. Currently training dogs for Canine Vision, Hearing, Autism Assistance, Diabetic Alert, Seizure Response, Service and Facility Support, the school gives people with disabilities the joy, safety and independence that is truly life changing. As a client myself, I can honestly say that the benefits these dogs bring are immeasurable. As part of our fund raising activities, the GCLC produces an annual Green Capes Dog Guide Puppy Calendar for sale to the public. It is a beautiful, full color, large format calendar, featuring puppies that are currently in training to be future dog guides, and special Superheroes to people with disabilities. Recently, we created a partnership program, in which the GCLC works with schools from across Canada to sell calendars to the local community. Partners in the program have the option to: 1. Purchase calendars directly from the GCLC at a reduced price, which they then sell to the community for full price, keeping the profit for their own use. 2. Have the GCLC create an online ordering portal, which community members can use to order calendars. The GCLC would send the portal web link to the school for distribution in whatever advertising media they would like to use. Community members can then use the link to order calendars online for $20 each, with the options to pay via credit card or e-transfer. All payment processing is handled securely by the Green Capes Lions Club, so the school does not have to collect funds unless they wish to do so. A report of each sale is sent to the school for their own records. At the conclusion of the program, the GCLC will ship the calendars ordered to the school for distribution to the community, along with the school’s profit from each calendar sale via cheque or e-transfer. The school gets the benefit of extra funds to use for their own activities, and the LFCDG benefits as well. A win-win for both! Calendars are available starting in September, and can be ordered up to November 30th. Calendars are then shipped to the school during the first week of December for delivery and distribution to the community prior to the holiday season. The 2023 partnership year was very successful for partnering schools, and are all on board to work with us again in 2024. For your convenience, I have attached a brochure about the school partnership program. Who can resist a calendar full of puppies? They make great gifts, and people will love knowing that each calendar sold not only raises funds for your school but also helps these future Superheroes bring joy, safety and independence to a person with a disability! "What a great way to teach our students about helping others while raising funds for our school. These adorable calendars practically sell themselves." - Linda, Peel DSB If you would be interested in partnering with us, please let me know at dsmith@greencapes.com, or call me at 250-997-6077. For more information about the Green Capes Lions Club, the Lions Foundation of Canada Dog Guides, or the calendar sales program itself, please visit the following websites: Green Capes Lions Club: www.greencapes.com Lions Foundation of Canada Dog Guides: www.dogguides.com/about We look forward to working with you! Sincerely, Daniel Smith Green Capes Lions Club

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1/1/2025 12:00:00 AM

Hi there! My name is Gaston and I'm the Co-founder of Apprendre Franco-fun!, a virtual French tutoring company in Ontario. Please see the attached proposal regarding free external services that we're hoping to offer your students. We have seen incredible results with other students of school boards that utilize our M. Gaston classes as a resource and therefore, we're looking to extend the offer to others as well. Should you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me! Kind regards, Gaston

External Service Application Proposal with Apprendre Franco-fun!.pdf

2/28/2025 12:00:00 AM

Mastermind Youth Foundation has launched Mastermind Robotics Jr., a robotics community club for youth aged 7-14, which is home to 6 competitive LEGO robotics community teams. Team members learn the engineering design process and develop robots to compete in the FIRST LEGO League Challenge against teams from around the world! The club is located at the Lochiel Kiwanis Community Centre in Sarnia and subsidy funding is available.

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6/26/2025 12:00:00 AM

Fanshawe Pioneer Village is a history museum located in London, Ontario that offers a range of Education Programs for schools. Our Education Brochure lists all 2024/2025 Elementary School offerings. Visit https://www.fanshawepioneervillage.ca/education for additional programs and information.

Fanshawe Pioneer Village Education Brochure 2024-2025 (email version).pdf

5/29/2026 12:00:00 AM

Hello, my name is Shannon Rose, I'm a local artist from Chatham Kent. I've been working with the local community members hosting Creative Expression Workshops creating antibullying murals. I've had much success with engaging the community members in Arts and culture while promoting inclusion and diversity and awareness to bullying and cyber bullying.. I have been approved previously by the Lambton Kent District School Board as well as the Chatham Kent Public Library locations. Hosting creative expression workshops painting vinyl records with positive inspirational messages and colors. That have been created into antibullying murals which are displayed publicly within the community they were created.

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Library letter .pdf

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Reference Letter - Shannon Rose.pdf

Shannon Rose Recommendation.pdf

Twilight Tales Record craft 2024.pdf

1/1/2027 12:00:00 AM

We deliver inspirational speeches and show kids that with hard work and a never quit attitude you can accomplish the impossible. I went from not knowing how to walk to become a fitness instructor. Not being able to read or write to now become an author and a speaker.

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9/30/2027 12:00:00 AM

I am emailing to enquire as to whether your school board might be interested in Canadian Pacific police providing rail safety presentations for your grade schools. The presentations are approximately 20 to 30 minutes each, with time for questions and prizes after. I am aware some school boards have policies in place preventing officers from attending for presentations, so we are also able to provide USB sticks allowing your staff to provide the presentations themselves. I've attached the presentation for grades 6-8, but there are different presentations for all age groups.

Grade 6 to 8 - Rail Safety (FINAL)-EN.pptx