Today is Fall Colours Friday! Here are just a few of the Fall colours seen around the school this morning
FDK math art. Using paint and stamps with shapes, colors, and numbers.
Virtual learning sessions for LKDSB to build students understanding of National Day for Truth and Reconciliation - Orange Shirt Day. Our orange shirt day is tomorrow - September 30th, 2025
Our Terry Fox Run was a huge success today!
More highlights from our Terry Fox Run today!
Highlights from our Terry Fox Run today! Our school raised over $950 for the Terry Fox Foundation this year! Thanks to all of our families for the donations and to the families that joined us on today's walk. We appreciate you!
Apple inquiry! Apple math survey and graphing. A tad bit shocked at the favourite colour of apple - most student chose green. Followed by enjoying some homemade apple sauce! Yummy!
Esports meeting #1 has begun!
Our 1st Cross Country event was a little wet this afternoon but lots of fun for our Warrior runners! Way to go Warriors!
Rainy mornings = chess games
Mr Burnett's class getting in their daily physical activity with a quick game of dodgeball
Focusing today on Respect in Grade 4/5- what it looks like and sounds like. Gathering student ideas.
In Grade 7/8 - GRIT - the quality of “passion and perseverance for long-term goals”. Research suggests that Grit is a stronger predictor of success in areas like academics, professional, life, and sports than factors like IQ. Learning how to foster Grit with Angela Duckworth (TedTalk)
Our Warriors love soccer!
Grade 3 Students had a great day at Point Pelee today. Thank you to the anonymous donor who funded this trip for our students in Grade 3.
Grade 4 and 5 students participating in a town cleanup through the Circular Econony Ambassador Program!
Bringing in something every student loves—LEGO—John McKinley transformed an ordinary classroom into a mini car manufacturing plant. Using LEGO bricks and components, students worked together to build and operate their own production line, learning key principles of design, teamwork, problem-solving, and lean manufacturing along the way.
The session was not only fun and interactive but also deeply educational. Students explored how real-world factories operate, how assembly lines improve efficiency, and how each person plays a crucial role in the success of a larger system. The hands-on activity made abstract concepts tangible and showed students how creativity and engineering go hand in hand. Thank you again, Mr. Mckinley!
Big cheers to our amazing elementary school track and field athletes! From quick sprints to long jumps and strong throws, these students are showing incredible effort, teamwork, and spirit every step of the way.
It’s not just about winning — it’s about trying your best, having fun, and supporting each other. We’re so proud of all your hard work and energy. Keep running strong and shining bright at Regionals next week.
Thank you to the Wheatley firefighters for coming out to teach the jk/sk and sk/1 class’ about what they do in our community. They brought along with them some firetrucks, uniforms and equipment. They even let us shoot water out of the firehose- an experience they will never forget!
The soil that was donated by Talbot Trail was quickly moved to the raised garden beds today because of the excellent community helpers in FDK and SK/1.
Special Congratulations to our Grade 5 students on their Graduation from the VIP program. Thank you Constable Oswald for leading these students to develop important skills!
