🌞🎉 Looking for a fun way to stay connected, make new friends, and keep learning this summer? LKDSB has you covered!

We are offering FREE Summer Engagement Camps at locations across Lambton-Kent throughout the summer! ☀️

✅ Open to all LKDSB students, including students in ALLP classrooms
✅ Attend the camp location that works best for you — it doesn't have to be your school
✅ Absolutely no cost to attend!

With four exciting camp options available, there’s something for everyone to enjoy this summer.

📍 Find a camp near you and learn more:
🔗 https://www.lkdsb.net/page/summer-engagement-camp

🏅 HISTORY IN MOTION
The starter’s horn sounded at Great Lakes Secondary School—and with it, a new LKDSB tradition was born.
For the first time, 531 elementary student athletes from across our entire bard came together for a unified Track & Field Meet— with representation stretching from Wheatley to Grand Bend.
From powerful sprints to soaring jumps and electrifying relays, the day was filled with determination, sportsmanship, and unforgettable moments. Even more impactful? Students competing alongside peers they’d never met before, building connections that reached far beyond the finish line.
This wasn’t just a meet—it was the beginning of something bigger for LKDSB students.
👉 Read the full story and relive the day in our newsroom: https://www.lkdsb.net/article/16594

*More great photos to come!

Friendly Reminder: Friday, June 5th is a PA Day across all Lambton Kent District School Board Schools!

FDK outdoor learning at its best today! Coding, literacy skills, gross motor play and cooperative imaginations at work at the ice cream shop

Kindergarten Open House tonight from 4-7pm. Enter through Kindergarten doors at the back of the building in the school yard. (Follow the arrows on the ground to the door)

Looking to register for Kindergarten?

Come visit your new school and meet our awesome staff on Wednesday, May 27th from 4-7PM!

Register today at www.LKDSB.net/Kindergarten.

We can't wait to welcome you to the LKDSB family!

Our grade 8s are having a great time at Muskoka Woods.

Our grade 5s at Racing Against Drugs. It's a community based drug and alcohol awareness program developed in partnership with the RCMP, local police services, local businesses, representatives of the school boards and local health and drug education agencies. The primary objective of the drug education initiative was to utilize the sport of auto racing to capture the attention of our Grade 5s and communicate with them. Through an exciting and high profile sport, one with no tolerance for substance abuse, students learned about the pitfalls of drugs.

World Autism Day! Autism acceptance represents a shift from focussing on awareness to embracing and understanding the diversity of Autistic and neurodivergent people. Acceptance moves beyond recognition to action, creating environments where people are valued, supported and included.

We had a special celebration this morning recognizing students who demonstrated Excellence in all 6 areas of Learning Skills in Term 1. Special thank you to all the parents who showed up to celebrate this amazing group with the staff! 🤩

Mrs Lyman’s Grade 7/8’s cooking up a storm for their classmates in the “You’re the Chef “ program that is funded by Chatham Kent Public Health Unit!

The Ontario Student Nutrition Program has organized with Produce Express as a part of their enhancement program for the month of March some snack packs. We are thrilled to be a part of their pilot program!

📣 Calling All Future Wheatley Warriors!
Your child’s Kindergarten journey begins at Wheatley Area Public School, and we can’t wait to welcome your family into our Warrior community 💛
🏫 Join us for our Kindergarten Open Houses
You'll have the opportunity to meet our caring staff, explore classrooms, and experience the warm, supportive environment where your little Cougar will learn and grow.
📅 Next Open House Date: April 1
✨ During your visit:
🔹 Tour classrooms
🔹 Meet educators
🔹 Explore play + learning spaces
📝 Ready to begin?
Register today at lkdsb.net/kindergarten

Thanks to Ms Boakes for our new bulletin board. Looks amazing!

Our Grade 5 students graduated today from the VIP - Values, Influences & Peers Program — an important initiative that supports students in building self-awareness, confidence, and strong decision-making skills, led by Constable Oswald from the Chatham Kent Police Service. Through meaningful conversations and activities, students explore how personal values shape their choices, how influences (including social media, friends, and role models) impact their thinking, and how to navigate peer relationships in healthy, respectful ways. A special thank you to the Wheatley Optimist Club for the shirts. Thomas Grubb from the Wheatley Optimists joined the celebration today to present certificates and shirts to the graduates with Constable Oswald.

Warriors are Golden! Our girls basketball team successfully won a tournament at UMEI today! Go Warriors! Congratulations!

Maple syrup tapping is a fun, educational, and easy early-spring activity that teaches kids about nature, where food comes from, and sustainability. Today our FDK and SK/1 classes took a walking field trip to learn how to tap trees for maple syrup. The best time is when temperatures fluctuate from below freezing nights to above freezing days. We made the best of a great morning.

What a successful Carnavale! Special thank you to Mr Longpré for organizing this special day of fun and to Mrs Dresser and Mrs Olson for the pancakes. Now to cheer on Canada at 1:10 in women's hockey! 🥅🇨🇦

Canada vs Czechia hockey today. Wr watched together during the break to cheer on the Canadians! 🥅🏒🇨🇦

Esports happening now! Two of our students competing in Mario Kart today