EQAO for Grade 3 students this week! We thank you for making sure your child will be on time and present each day!

We have quite a few items in our Lost and Found right now. Please have a look. We will be donating items on Wednesday to the Goodwill that are still left over.

We were exploring the soil before planting and we found worms!

The 2019-2020 School Year Calendar is now available

A reminder of the Wizard of Oz trip today and the Lorne Henderson trip tomorrow for our Gr 7/8s. Enjoy! Also today is Pizza Day!

We love hearing stories about hard work paying off. Last weekend, Logan competed in the Canada East Wrestling Championships and finished with a bronze medal!! We are proud of the hard work that you’ve put in. Keep up the great work!

Today is our School Track and Field Meet for Grades 4 to 8! Held at the old St. Pats Track on East St! Please make sure you are wearing appropriate footwear and dressed in layers, given the weather! Please Be On Time as we leave right after taking attendance this morning. Students: Try your very best! Go Lightning Go! Parents and Families: Please park at Germain Park or on allowed side streets. DO not park at Hanna Memorial School as you will be ticketed.

Lansdowne celebrating Education Week! What is it that makes our school great? It’s the Humans of Lansdowne Public School that make it special Our students are what it’s all about! They come from a variety of backgrounds and various places from across the world. They are kind and caring. They are eager to learn and curious. They have a sense of humour. They want to be heard. They learn to lead others. They care about issues such as the environment and Indigenous culture. They laugh, they cry. They want to know they are loved and cared for. They have a sense of pride in our school community. Our staff are caring and compassionate. They make a positive difference in the lives of students. They challenge and inspire. They listen and support. They make positive connections with students. They are dedicated and often go above and beyond to encourage students to achieve success. To rise above. Our relationships with our families and community groups such as Lunches for Learning, Seaway Kiwanis, our School Council, our Xmas lunch friends, our mentors from Big Brothers/Sisters, our dedicated volunteers, our co-op placement students, our many school neighbours who donate clothing and food are so important and appreciated. These human connections wrap around our students and help them to be the best they can be.