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From making new friends to building confidence and discovering a love of learning, kindergarten is an exciting first step. And with LKDSB schools in communities across Sarnia-Lambton and Chatham-Kent, a great kindergarten experience is never far from home. 💚
🔗 Register today: www.lkdsb.net/kindergarten

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

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!













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!














If they include “turning 4 years old” 🎂 – it’s time to register for Kindergarten!
🌐 Visit www.LKDSB.net/Kindergarten today, then come visit your new school and meet our awesome staff at the end of this month!
We can’t wait to see you! 💚💙

Thanks to their support, W.J. Baird was able to purchase new Chromebooks for our students. This technology will provide invaluable learning opportunities in our classrooms.
We appreciate our community partners and their commitment to education! 📚💻 #ThankYou #CommunitySupport #WJBaird #Education #RidgeLandfill

It Takes A Village to Support a Child Nov 18-27, 2025 4pm-8pm
Vote for Your Favourite Gingerbread Village, courtesy of Chatham Kent, Ontario students. 50% of proceeds go to The Chatham Goodfellows and 50% 1st, 2nd & 3rd place Winner's Schools.
Winner Chosen Nov 27th at 7pm!


Jason, who grew up on the St. Clair River near Sarnia and played in the NHL, treated students to stories from his journey. He emphasized the power of setting short and long-term goals, and the undeniable truth that putting in the time and work pays off! He also shared a vital message about the importance of resilience. Thank you Jason!






On September 25th, the W.J. Baird Griffins laced up to take part in the 45th anniversary of Terry's Marathon of Hope. Forty-five years later, his courage remains a powerful reminder of how one person can inspire millions.
Our Griffins set a lofty goal this year: to raise a school-record $2,500. And, by showing their support for Terry and for everyone touched by cancer, they absolutely smashed it!
The Griffins raised an incredible $2,800—and that was just the start! We were honoured to receive an additional $500 from our local Giant Tiger store, plus another generous anonymous donation from a community member who matched our initial $500, bringing our grand total to an astounding almost $4,000!
For over 20 years, W.J. Baird has now raised almost $30 000 for the Terry Fox School Run. Our Griffins have shown that while we may be a small school, we are mighty when it comes to Terry Fox.
We are Terry Fox!






W.J. Baird Public School's Grade 5/6 and 6/7 classes enjoyed a day of outdoor learning on Tuesday, September 24, as they took part in the Naturally Neighbours program. This event, hosted by Rondeau Provincial Park at Blenheim's Rotary Park, brought together students from several schools, including Harwich Raleigh and St. Anne's. The day was filled with engaging workshops designed to complement the Grade 6 and 7 biodiversity science curriculum. Students had the chance to build birdhouses, practice nature journaling, learn Indigenous dances, and discover fascinating facts about raptors.

Hey Griffins, just a few days to get your Terry Fox fundraising done. Our school run is coming up on Thursday, September 25. Please look to donate online and don't forget to see if your student's teacher has a classroom page set up so that your totals go towards their classroom goals.
Our goal is $2500, let's FINISH IT Griffins!!
https://schools.terryfox.ca/105198

