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Festival of Crafts October P. Smith 2015 D. Bradley Principal Vice-Principal ~ We inspire and empower learning for life. ~ Principal’s Message Mark your Calendar for our Annual It is hard to believe that October is already here. Many exciting things are up and running at Guthrie. Our Flag football has been preparing for their tournament later in October and our Cross Country Running Festival Team is preparing for their meets in the next two weeks. Junior and Intermediate volleyball and basketball coaches are starting up practic- of Crafts es as well. I would like to thank all the coaches for the time they put into sports at Guthrie. We will have a Terry Fox Run on Friday Oct. 2nd Saturday, November 14th, 2015 organized by the students in the ‘Shark Tank’. Students can bring in their ‘Twoonies for Terry’ and put their donation in the Tree for Terry 9am—3pm in the front foyer. We also have some fundraising happening here at 50 + Unique Vendors, BBQ Lunch, Bake Guthrie. You can read about our fundraisers in this newsletter. I would Sale, Gift Basket Raffle, Silent Auction like to take a moment and thank all of our families for their fundraising support. Fundraising dollars are essential and enhance many of our *Vendor Space Still Available* school programs. Thank you again and enjoy the beautiful Fall Season [email protected] in Oro-Medonte. Paula Smith Ms. Smith has a special request for a rototiller. If you HELPFUL INFORMATION have a rototiller she may borrow, or can do some tilling 8:55—9:00am Buses Arrive of our school’s grounds and gardens yourself, please call 9:10 am Entry Bell the school (705-487-2532) . We’re grateful for your help! 9:10-10:50 am Instructional Time 10:50 am 1st Nutrition Break Dates to Remember... 11:10—11:30am Outdoor Break 11:30am–1:10pm Instructional Time Oct. 2nd NEW DATE! Grade 7 HB#1, Grade 8 girls HPV#1 1:10 pm 2nd Nutrition Break Terry Fox Run! 1:30—2:00 pm Outdoor Break Oct. 5th Parent Council, 7 pm 2:00—3:40 pm Instructional Time Eric Walters Evening. 7 pm start 3:40 pm Dismissal Oct. 6th Barrie Colts Spirit Day—wear Red or Colts jersey 3:45—3:50 pm Buses Leave Oct. 8th Toronto Blue Jays Spirit Day—wear Blue/Jays garb Please call Safe Arrival: 705-487-2532, Press 1, whenever your student will be late or absent. Cross Country (pm) Oct. 12th Thanksgiving Holiday—No School today School Yard supervision begins at 8:55 a.m. Oct. 13th Cross Country Regionals@Sunnidale (Raindate:16th) Should a student require early dismissal, please Oct. 14th Picture Day! (Retake date: Nov. 10th) contact their teacher in advance (eg: message in agenda or note to teacher) to arrange for the stu- Oct. 20th Cross Country County @ Mt. St. Louis Moonstone dent to meet you in the office at the specified Last day to order Oranges & Grapefruits online time. The office will not interrupt instructional Oct. 23rd PA Day (students do not attend school today) time to call to the classroom, except in an emer- Oct. 28th Take Me Outside Day gency. Thank you! Oct. 29th Barrie Colts Night, 7:30 start Website: gut.scdsb.on.ca Please note: Lunch program order deadline for November will Twitter:@GuthriePublic be on or before October 25th. Watch for email coming this month. Please try to avoid last minute ordering. Guthrie Gazette, October 2015 WELCOME! SUPPORT GUTHRIE! ...NEWS FROM PARENT COUNCIL ORDER ORANGES & GRAPEFRUIT On behalf of Guthrie Public School Parents’ Council we are OrangeAide (orangeaide.ca) Oranges and Grapefruit, fresh delighted to welcome you to a new year of activities, events from Florida, will continue to be available to order online and educational opportunities. Parent Council is a liaison be- until October 21st. Navel oranges (case of 20lbs) are $29. tween parents, community representatives, teaching and Grapefruit (case of 20lbs) are$25. nonteaching employees, students and the school principal. Anticipated delivery to Guthrie is the first week of Decem- Through the active participation of members we work to im- ber. prove student achievement and enhance the accountability of the education system to parents. All parents and student QSP supporters are welcome to our Parent Council Meetings and Our QSP fundraiser has begun! Visit www.QSP.ca to shop events. We host a variety of school community events and online for hundreds of magazines, digital titles, or custom fundraisers throughout the year, which are wonderful oppor- photo products. Enter Guthrie’s Group online ID: 3719663. tunities to connect with other students, families, teachers Alternatively, you may return paper order forms to the and staff. Parent Council meets at 7:00 p.m. in the school school on or before Thursday October 15th. (Cheques pay- library and we have meetings scheduled for the following able to Guthrie P.S.) Monday’s: October 5, November 9, February 1, April 4, May All money raised will go towards School Enhancements, 2 and June 6. which will directly impact student learning at Guthrie. This year we are pleased to announce the following execu- THANK YOU, GUTHRIE FAMILIES, FOR tive members: YOUR GENEROUS SUPPORT! Chair Ruth Howorth Co-Chair Jennifer Perry Treasurer Donna Van DerHeydon Picture Day: Wed. Oct. 14 Secretary Sarah Vurman A reminder that Picture Day is scheduled for Food Program Coordinator Sarah German Wednesday Oct 14th (not the 13th, as noted Besides Parent Council there are many amazing opportuni- in the previous Newsletter). Please come ties for you to become more involved with the Guthrie with your best smiles! Retakes are sched- school community. We are always looking for volunteers to uled for November 10. help in the classrooms, reading to young students, assisting with our Food Program and helping out for special events. BARRIE COLTS NIGHT We are all busy parents, but if we can all assist in a small way HURSDAY CTOBER TH the school and ultimately the students reap the benefits. T O 29 Please contact the school office directly if you are interested Please join us for a fun night of in learning more. hockey at the Barrie Molson Centre as the Colts play the Erie Otters on We’d love to hear from you. Please feel free to email any October 29th at 7pm. A group of questions or comments about Parent Council to: council- Guthrie students will have the hon- [email protected]. our of singing O’Canada before the game. Tickets are available online now (visit School Cash Online) Waste Reduction Week takes place for $19. ($6 from every ticket will be going to Guthrie’s athletics.) See you there! October 19 to 25 Waste Reduction Week aims to inform and engage Canadians about the environmental and social ramifications of wasteful prac- Boston Pizza tices. It strives to educate, engage and empower Canadians to re- Earn-Back Program duce, reuse and recycle waste. Waste Reduction Week in Canada Guthrie School is part of Boston Pizza’s earn further provides information and ideas to reduce waste in all facets -back program at the Barrie South location of daily living, creating the solutions to the many environmental (481 Bryne Drive), and the Orillia location (3300 Monarch challenges we face including climate change, water pollution and Drive). Each time you, your friends, or family dine at either preservation of natural resources. Our school is participating in this location, please sign the School name on the receipt and week by challenging students and families to prepare waste-free place it in the drop box located in the front of the restau- lunches. For more information about Waste Reduction Week, visit: rant; 10% of the total (before taxes, excluding alcohol) is www.rco.on.ca/wrw_ontario. sent back to our school. Guthrie Gazette, October 2015 2 We need your help to keep students CLEANING OUT YOUR CLOSETS? safe at arrival and dismissal... The safety of our students is our top priority. Arrival and dismissal Oro Hockey are busy times at our school. We need to work together with par- ents/guardians and childcare providers to make sure students are Fill-a-Truck safe. Fundraising Event Here are key points to be aware of when planning pick up and/or drop off of students: Help raise funds for Oro Minor Hockey. Supervision starts at 8:55 am (15 minutes before bell time) and This unique opportunity also supports indi- ends at 3:55 pm (15 minutes after bell time). School staff will con- viduals living with kidney disease, and the environment! tact the parent/guardian, followed by emergency contacts, for any student who is not picked up within this time. If late pickup hap- On October 24th 8-1pm pens often, additional support services may be involved. bring your donations to Designated bus loading zones are out-of-bounds during arrival The Oro Community Arena and dismissal times, with the only exception being Simcoe County Student Transportation Consortium buses. Parents, please do not Items accepted include: gently-used clothing (any size, any drop off or pick up in the bus zones. season), footwear, outerwear, belts, ties, purses, yarn, fab- Thank you for your cooperation! ric, patterns, blankets, bedding, linens, draperies, cushions, luggage, and sleeping bags. Any questions or inquiries , please contact Karen Penrose Fire Prevention Week is October 4 to 10 - [email protected] or 705.795.1056. “Hear The Beep Where You Sleep” Did you know that roughly half of home fire deaths result from fires reported between 11 p.m. and 7 a.m., when most people are asleep? Working smoke alarms save lives.
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