We need your help! Every morning and afternoon Allenby parents check attendance and verify that students are safely where they are supposed to be. It is an easy but important task that typically takes about an hour. We will show you the ropes and Jamie and Renee are always there to help out. We saw […]
The countdown is on. These are the last days to find all those pieces of clothing that have gone missing over the year. The lost and found will be cleared out on Tuesday, June 24 in the morning so please make sure you check before that time. Any items left will be donated to a […]
As you travel to and from school you may notice new crosswalk markings along the route. Signs identifying “School Zone” will also be installed at these crosswalk locations. A positive reminder to all drivers, bikers and pedestrians to “cross with care”. Here are some safety tips for children and parents while using crosswalks.
Allenby parents are the backbone of attendance verification at Allenby. With the help of Allenby parents and Jamie and Renee, we make sure everybody is safe at Allenby to start the day. With a new year, new volunteers are always needed. If every parent calls to inform their child is away, it is an easy […]
May 26th was the first official TDSB bike to school day, with one school in each quadrant eligible to win a bike rack. The contest required each participating school to submit a letter describing preparation for the bike day and the schools need for a bike rack, followed by a letter after the day describing […]
Congratulations to Room 102, Mrs. Doherty’s class who organized June’s Walking Wednesday. Room 102 is the winner of the Wacky Walker award for June. The winner of this month’s Smelly Sneaker is Mr. Hussain’s class Room 205. Terrific participation everyone. This is the final “official” Walking Wednesday for this school year. Please continue to help […]
What a beautiful day it was for our first “Wheel to School Day”. The morning saw several students, staff and parents using active transport to and from school. Thank you to Room 102 for making and arranging the ‘bike parking’ signs. A big thank you to all participants, both parents and children for the stories […]
Way to walk Room 207! Mr. Philpott’s grade 2/3 class are the winners of the Wacky Walker award for May, having the largest percentage of walkers in the primary grades and several enthusiastic volunteers ready to tally the number of students walking. The Smelly Sneaker award goes to Room 112, Ms. Segal, the class having […]
The New Millenium Teen, Helping your child navigate challenging years in a challenging time. Parenting expert and founder of Connected Parenting Jennifer Kolari will offer parents strategies on how to handle the relationship with their teens in a 2-hour free workshop. Wednesday May 28, 2014 at 5:30 – 7:30 pm Central Commercial Collegiate Auditorium on […]
Do you know how you feel? Do you ever feel worried, sad, afraid or angry? These feelings are normal and it is okay to feel them. Sometimes these feelings are good to feel because they protect you, but sometimes they are not so good because they make you feel bad. According to the Children’s Mental […]
