Stay Connected: Download the MyLKDSB App Today!
With inclement weather on the horizon, now is the perfect time to make sure you’re getting important updates about your child’s school—quickly and conveniently.
The MyLKDSB app delivers notifications straight to your phone the moment they’re issued. Whether it’s a power outage update, a school closure due to weather, or just a friendly reminder that it’s pizza day, you’ll have the information you need at your fingertips.
Why download the app?
Instant alerts about your student’s school
Easy access to news and updates
Stay informed during winter weather and other unexpected events
Don’t wait until the next storm hits—download the MyLKDSB app today and stay connected with your school community.
With inclement weather on the horizon, now is the perfect time to make sure you’re getting important updates about your child’s school—quickly and conveniently.
The MyLKDSB app delivers notifications straight to your phone the moment they’re issued. Whether it’s a power outage update, a school closure due to weather, or just a friendly reminder that it’s pizza day, you’ll have the information you need at your fingertips.
Why download the app?
Instant alerts about your student’s school
Easy access to news and updates
Stay informed during winter weather and other unexpected events
Don’t wait until the next storm hits—download the MyLKDSB app today and stay connected with your school community.
Today is picture retakes. Please send your child wearing their best smile.
Mark your calendars.
Photo retakes will be on Wednesday, November 12th.
QE Parents and Guardians are invited to attend a Social Media and Internet Safety Presentation on November 24 2025 between 6:00pm and 7:00pm at Rebound
Some friendly classroom creativity.
Stay tuned for the People's Choice.
Our staff and students came together to celebrate Halloween, a day full of creativity, laughter, and community spirit! From colourful costumes to classroom activities, everyone had the chance to take part in ways that felt fun, comfortable, and true to them.
We love seeing our school community come together to celebrate traditions in inclusive and caring ways where every student feels welcome and valued.
We love seeing our school community come together to celebrate traditions in inclusive and caring ways where every student feels welcome and valued.
🌽Our October school-wide cooking activity was Team taught by our language teachers Ms. Plain and Ms. Hope.
🌽The Three Sisters Soup is rooted in an Iroquois legend and a traditional Native American farming practice. It's a complete nutritional meal with carbohydrates from the corn, protein from the beans, and essential vitamins & minerals from the squash.
🌽This soup is a traditional Native American recipe that combines the three main crops of the Three Sisters.
🌽 Similar to a family, these vegetables help each other grow!
#Presidentchoicechildrencharity #ontariosnacknutritionprogram
#LKDSB #lifeskills #learningiscool #PowerFullKids #KidsWhoEatWellDoWell
A huge thank you to Maud's for their generosity and community spirit. Their recent fundraiser supported two local school Student Nutrition Programs, QE Sarnia and PE McGibbon, helping ensure that students in our schools have healthy, nourishing meals.
Their commitment to giving back makes such a difference. We are grateful for local partners like Maud's who care deeply about kids, families, and community schools. Together, we’re helping fuel minds and hearts! 🥪🍎
Today is the last day to order your QE School House t-shirt for $10.00 through School Cash Online only.
Show your school spirit. Order yours today!
Show your school spirit. Order yours today!
Halloween Fun at QE!
A few students making the best of a rainy indoor recess.
Jays Day at QE Sarnia! ⚾💙
Our school showed our Blue Jays pride on Friday, by hosting Jays Day in support of Friday’s big game!
Students and staff were decked out in blue and white, sharing in the excitement.
Go Jays Go! 💙🇨🇦
#JaysDay #BlueJays #SchoolSpirit
Queen Elizabeth Knight's will be #SmashHits thanks to Noelle's Gift water bottles!
#LKDSB
🎓 We couldn't be more #LKDSBProud of Superintendent Ben Hazzard, who leads LKDSB’s Elementary Program, on earning his Doctorate in Education from the Western University! His research is helping strengthen early literacy supports and student success across the district!
Check out this Rebound Community Project!
Jays Day Friday!
Giresi's Pizza kits will be for sale until November 7. All proceeds go towards our grade 7 and 8 field trips! Order on SchoolCash Online. Thank you for your support!
Today is the last day to order pizza.
Pizza Day - October 30! Order on SchoolCash Online
Great things are happening in our community.
Queen Elizabeth students pick apples for local food banks
Students from Queen Elizabeth School in Sarnia visited Macklin Farms to pick 30 bushels of Royal Gala apples, which were then purchased by the Kiwanis Club of Sarnia Lambton Golden K and donated.
Forty-four students from Queen Elizabeth School in Sarnia had a firsthand opportunity to learn where apples come from on Thursday when they visited Macklin Farms and helped pick apples for local charities.
The Grade 2 and 3 classes, assisted by members of the Kiwanis Club of Sarnia Lambton Golden K and other community volunteers, picked 30 bushels of Royal Gala apples in about an hour.
Hosts Joel and Bruce Macklin provided the students with a tour of the market store and a hike around the farm following the picking.
The visit was organized by Golden K member John McPhedran along with teachers Ms. Fraser and Ms. Gibson, who presented the Macklins with a thank you card.
The apples were purchased by the Golden K club and delivered primarily to the Inn of the Good Shepherd for its Mobile Market program. Apples were also taken to the St. Vincent de Paul Society, High Park School, and P.E. McGibbon School, and each student was able to take a couple of apples home.
Queen Elizabeth students pick apples for local food banks
Students from Queen Elizabeth School in Sarnia visited Macklin Farms to pick 30 bushels of Royal Gala apples, which were then purchased by the Kiwanis Club of Sarnia Lambton Golden K and donated.
Forty-four students from Queen Elizabeth School in Sarnia had a firsthand opportunity to learn where apples come from on Thursday when they visited Macklin Farms and helped pick apples for local charities.
The Grade 2 and 3 classes, assisted by members of the Kiwanis Club of Sarnia Lambton Golden K and other community volunteers, picked 30 bushels of Royal Gala apples in about an hour.
Hosts Joel and Bruce Macklin provided the students with a tour of the market store and a hike around the farm following the picking.
The visit was organized by Golden K member John McPhedran along with teachers Ms. Fraser and Ms. Gibson, who presented the Macklins with a thank you card.
The apples were purchased by the Golden K club and delivered primarily to the Inn of the Good Shepherd for its Mobile Market program. Apples were also taken to the St. Vincent de Paul Society, High Park School, and P.E. McGibbon School, and each student was able to take a couple of apples home.
Picture Orders due Tuesday, October 21.
