A great opportunity for youth art enthusiasts. Check out CKPL's website for more details.
Don't forget to turn clocks ahead by one hour on March 8th!
Get ready Kings! March 11 is our Battle of the Books!!!
We'll Be Reading:
Aggie and the Ghost
The Great Dinosaur Sleepover
The Bakery Dragon
Don’t Trust Fish
Woo Hoo You are Doing Great
I Love Chinese New Year
We've got a day of amazing stories and sensational activities planned to help you decide which book will be crowned the winner of our 2026 Battle of the Books!
We'll Be Reading:
Aggie and the Ghost
The Great Dinosaur Sleepover
The Bakery Dragon
Don’t Trust Fish
Woo Hoo You are Doing Great
I Love Chinese New Year
We've got a day of amazing stories and sensational activities planned to help you decide which book will be crowned the winner of our 2026 Battle of the Books!
Pink Shirt Day is February 25th!
Phone lines are up and running normally.
Please be advised that our phones lines are not working at the current time. If you need to get a hold of the school, please contact your child's teacher through regular means of communication (SeeSaw, Google Classroom, Gmail). Teachers will pass along any information to the office.
We will let you know when the phone lines are back up and working. Thank you for your understanding.
We will let you know when the phone lines are back up and working. Thank you for your understanding.
Community Voting Concludes in LKDSB “Name Our Salt Spreader” Contest; Winning Names Announced
The Lambton Kent District School Board (LKDSB) is pleased to announce the winning names in the Board‑wide “Name Our Salt Spreader” Contest and extend heartfelt thanks to the entire community for their incredible engagement.
Over the past several weeks, students across the district submitted 83 creative salt spreader names, showcasing school spirit, humour, and imagination. Community voting was open for six days, during which an outstanding 99,160 votes were cast by students, families, staff, and community members.
The winning names are:
Sarnia-Lambton Salt Spreader
Winner: Mr. Melt
Submitted by: Mr. Corver’s Grade 6 Class, Rosedale Public School
Chatham-Kent Salt Spreader
Winner: Ice, Ice, Salty
Submitted by: Mrs. Brown and Mr. Haley’s Kindergarten Class, King George Public School - Chatham
Each winning class will celebrate with a pizza party, and their winning name will be proudly displayed on the appropriate salt spreader’s carrier truck this winter.
“We extend our sincere thanks to everyone who participated—from the students who offered such imaginative entries, the staff that encouraged participation in their classrooms, and to the community members who took the time to vote,” said LKDSB Director of Education, Gary Girardi. “This contest was a fun way to bring our school communities together, and it was wonderful to see such high levels of engagement. Beyond the excitement, this initiative highlights an important investment that strengthens our ongoing commitment to providing safe, accessible learning environments for students, staff, and visitors across the district.”
LKDSB is grateful for the overwhelming support shown throughout this initiative and looks forward to seeing the newly named salt spreaders in action during the remainder of the winter season.
The Lambton Kent District School Board (LKDSB) is pleased to announce the winning names in the Board‑wide “Name Our Salt Spreader” Contest and extend heartfelt thanks to the entire community for their incredible engagement.
Over the past several weeks, students across the district submitted 83 creative salt spreader names, showcasing school spirit, humour, and imagination. Community voting was open for six days, during which an outstanding 99,160 votes were cast by students, families, staff, and community members.
The winning names are:
Sarnia-Lambton Salt Spreader
Winner: Mr. Melt
Submitted by: Mr. Corver’s Grade 6 Class, Rosedale Public School
Chatham-Kent Salt Spreader
Winner: Ice, Ice, Salty
Submitted by: Mrs. Brown and Mr. Haley’s Kindergarten Class, King George Public School - Chatham
Each winning class will celebrate with a pizza party, and their winning name will be proudly displayed on the appropriate salt spreader’s carrier truck this winter.
“We extend our sincere thanks to everyone who participated—from the students who offered such imaginative entries, the staff that encouraged participation in their classrooms, and to the community members who took the time to vote,” said LKDSB Director of Education, Gary Girardi. “This contest was a fun way to bring our school communities together, and it was wonderful to see such high levels of engagement. Beyond the excitement, this initiative highlights an important investment that strengthens our ongoing commitment to providing safe, accessible learning environments for students, staff, and visitors across the district.”
LKDSB is grateful for the overwhelming support shown throughout this initiative and looks forward to seeing the newly named salt spreaders in action during the remainder of the winter season.
Looking for formal wear for graduation? Take a look at this amazing opportunity! Open to high school and grade eight graduates.
Olympic Day is off to an outstanding start! Take a look at our athletes in action!
Tomorrow is Olympic Day! Due to the forecasted weather for tomorrow, our amazing organizers have adjusted our Olympic events to be fully indoors. Students will be grouped together and rotate through 12 outstanding events!
Please note that our eating times have been adjusted to accommodate this full day of sportsmanship and Olympic spirit:
9:00 - 11:00 = 6 Rotations
11:00 - 11:30 = Nutrition Break
11:30 - 1:30 = 6 more rotations
1:30 - 2:00 = Nutrition Break
2:00 - 3:00 = Students return to homeroom classes to share experiences and connect about the day's activities.
*Students who did not opt out of receiving a UFO (like a Beaver Tail) will receive these yummy treats tomorrow!)
Please note that our eating times have been adjusted to accommodate this full day of sportsmanship and Olympic spirit:
9:00 - 11:00 = 6 Rotations
11:00 - 11:30 = Nutrition Break
11:30 - 1:30 = 6 more rotations
1:30 - 2:00 = Nutrition Break
2:00 - 3:00 = Students return to homeroom classes to share experiences and connect about the day's activities.
*Students who did not opt out of receiving a UFO (like a Beaver Tail) will receive these yummy treats tomorrow!)
Term One Reports will be sent home with students today.
Students will be participating in a variety of outdoor activities. Be sure to dress for the weather and to be outside for a good portion of the day. (Rain Date is February 19th.)
Friday is our Awesome Assembly and our Red and White Day! Let's show our true Canadian spirit as our athletes compete at the Winter Olympics in Milano-Cortina!
Student Council, in partnership with our intermediate classes, have planned a sensational day of Olympic-themed activities for our students! With a mix of indoor and outdoor games, students will immerse themselves in sports adapted from the Winter Olympics to get a sense of some of the different activities showcased at the Olympic Games.
Our Olympic Day is scheduled for February 18, with a ‘rain date’ planned for February 19th.
As part of the activities planned for the day, UFOs (similar to a Beaver Tail) will be provided for each student. We recognize that some students may not wish to consume a UFO treat. Please read through the ingredients listed below and determine whether or not your child would like to receive a treat on our Olympic Day.
If your child does NOT wish to have a UFO, please contact your child’s classroom teacher (SeeSaw, email, etc.) to let them know that your child is opting out of this snack. Please let your child’s teacher know by Thursday, February 12th. (There is no need to contact your child’s teacher if they would like a treat on Olympic Day.)
UFO Treats from Maple City Bakery Ingredients:
Wheat flour, water, dextrose, canola oil, yeast, salt, soya flour, cocoa powder, icing sugar, cinnamon, vanilla, wheat gluten, sodium steaprose, glucose, baking powder, carmel colour (contains sulphites) lactate 2, lactylate, skim milk powder, carnauba wax, carotene. (Not suitable for consumption by persons with an allergy to wheat, eggs, milk, sesame seeds, soya, sulphites or tree nuts).
Our Olympic Day is scheduled for February 18, with a ‘rain date’ planned for February 19th.
As part of the activities planned for the day, UFOs (similar to a Beaver Tail) will be provided for each student. We recognize that some students may not wish to consume a UFO treat. Please read through the ingredients listed below and determine whether or not your child would like to receive a treat on our Olympic Day.
If your child does NOT wish to have a UFO, please contact your child’s classroom teacher (SeeSaw, email, etc.) to let them know that your child is opting out of this snack. Please let your child’s teacher know by Thursday, February 12th. (There is no need to contact your child’s teacher if they would like a treat on Olympic Day.)
UFO Treats from Maple City Bakery Ingredients:
Wheat flour, water, dextrose, canola oil, yeast, salt, soya flour, cocoa powder, icing sugar, cinnamon, vanilla, wheat gluten, sodium steaprose, glucose, baking powder, carmel colour (contains sulphites) lactate 2, lactylate, skim milk powder, carnauba wax, carotene. (Not suitable for consumption by persons with an allergy to wheat, eggs, milk, sesame seeds, soya, sulphites or tree nuts).
Don't forget to order Team Canada nachos! Today is the last day to place an order on Cash Online.
Don't forget to order Team Canada nachos by February 8th!
This Friday, February 6th is our, "Anything But a Backpack" Spirit Day! We can't wait to see how you bring your belongings to school! The more creative - the better!
Grade 8s! Don't forget that tomorrow is Grad Picture Day! Photographers will be here first thing tomorrow morning to take your portraits!
CKSS Open House for Grade 8 Students is this Wednesday, February 4th! See flyer for details.
Kindergarten Registration Continues Friday, January 30, 2026 from 9:00 am – 3:00 pm.
To complete your registration, remember to bring the following with you:
Your child’s birth certificate or proof of Canadian Citizenship or Residency Status (if appropriate)
Proof of residency (e.g. utility or tax bill, lease/rental agreement, etc.)
Emergency contact information
Your child!
Finally, the Ministry of Education requires that every student have a complete and up-to-date immunization record on file with the local Health Unit in order to attend school. Contact Chatham-Kent Public Health to ensure your immunization records are up-to-date.
