The Gregory Drive Public School Parent Council is excited to partner with Rhéo Thompson Candies for a delicious fundraiser!
- Mint Smoothies® – Mint Flavoured Milk Chocolate
- 5 for $20 — Available for purchase through SchoolCashOnline
- Order Dates: November 3–14
- Pickup: December 4 & 5 at Gregory Drive Public School
Treat yourself or grab some early holiday gifts while supporting our school community!
Thank you for your continued support.
- Mint Smoothies® – Mint Flavoured Milk Chocolate
- 5 for $20 — Available for purchase through SchoolCashOnline
- Order Dates: November 3–14
- Pickup: December 4 & 5 at Gregory Drive Public School
Treat yourself or grab some early holiday gifts while supporting our school community!
Thank you for your continued support.
Our Inquiry on rocks and gems began when Mrs. Wilson noticed that the students were finding rocks outside at recess and were bringing them in to show us. From there, we started asking what a rock was. Where do gems come from? What is a fossil? Where are the crystals?
Congratulations to all Grizzlies who competed in the regional cross country meet at Sarnia’s Canatara Park! You gave it your all and represented our school well! Special mention goes to Chelsey, who placed first in her age group, and to her teammates who helped GDPS take home the title of division champs!
Beginning our busy day with a soft start! Creating monsters with play dough!
Grizzlies put their creativity and cooperation to the test while competing in the GDPS Annual Pumpkin Decorating Competition! Mr. Mack's class finished 3rd with "At the Movies!" Second place was awarded to Mrs. St. Germain's class with "The Real Slim Shady aka M&M!" Special congratulations to this year's 1st place winners Mrs. O'Rourke's class with "Up, Up, and Away!"
Beginning Monday, October 27th, the Grizzly Guides will be selling bags of popcorn, each nutrition break, for $2.00, cash only. Flavours include Butter, Salt and Vinegar, Dill Pickle, Chipotle Cheddar, White Cheddar, and Sweet and Salty. All proceeds will go towards the Grizzly Guides, student leadership program, as well as the school's physical education program.
Thank you for your ongoing support.
Thank you for your ongoing support.
Grade 5/6 St. Germain is getting into the Halloween spirit by creating Picasso Frankenstein art portraits.
Grizzlies inspire community awareness and personal commitment to reconciliACTION. We can all #DoSomething.
Grizzlies learned about the life and legacy of Chanie Wenjack and took reconciliACTION by giving a musical tribute and participating in a student led walk.
Snack program helpers hard at work!
Grizzlies, don't forget that tomorrow, October 20th, is fall picture day.
Grizzlies helping Grizzlies develop technology skills! The older students put their leadership abilities into practice while the younger students benefitted from the 1:1 support and positive role models!
Grade 8's helping Grade 3-4's navigate Google Slides! Students can make the best teachers!
Successful Cross Country Meet at Thames Grove Conservation Area!
Our Grizzlies represented GDPS well at Wednesday's Cross Country Meet! Their training, determination, and perseverance paid off!
The staff at Gregory Drive Public School would like to wish a happy Thanksgiving to those who celebrate. We hope that all of our school community enjoys the long weekend, spending time with family friends.
We look forward to seeing everyone back on Tuesday, October 14th, 2025.
We look forward to seeing everyone back on Tuesday, October 14th, 2025.
Congratulations to the Junior Girls Volleyball Team on their successes this season! Their skills and confidence developed under the guidance of Ms. Secord's coaching! Well done!
Gregory Drive Grizzlies had fun, with Buster the Bus, while learning about school bus safety!
Our Senior Girls Soccer Team finished off their season on a high note, defeating Victor Lauriston Lions in an exciting shoot-out! Thank you to Miss Travis for sharing her soccer expertise and love of the game with our Grizzly athletes! Our Senior Boys Soccer Team had a successful season, with 4 wins and 2 losses. Mr. Mackenzie, the coach for the boys, was impressed by their efforts and talent. He says the future of our Grizzly soccer team looks strong!
Our students had a great time at the Chatham Kent and Lambton Water Festival. The purpose of this event is to foster respect for water and encourage environmental stewardship.
