Newsletter, April 2018

#preecevillereads @pvilleschool Badminton is in Full Swing! Junior Medal Winners Seniors Advance

L/R: Dylan Wiwcharuk, Todd Pankratz L/R: Mia Mitchell, Kiera L/R: Kelsey Daschuk, Jasmine Knihniski, Jillian Tonn Balyski Sean Paligan, Morgan Mclean, Emily Prestie. Congratulations to Jillian Tonn and Dylan Wiwcharuk on winning Congratulations to the five senior multiple junior mixed double tournament medals so far this season! badminton players who qualified Jillian and Dylan started their season with a silver medal at the Pregis to play in Pre-Districts in Kamsack (Preeceville & Sturgis) Tournament, followed by gold at the York City, on Wednesday, April 25th. Kelsey Kamsack and Invermay junior tournaments. Todd Pankratz earned Daschuk/Sean Paligan competed in a silver medal for boys singles at Kamsack and Kiera Balyski and Mia mixed doubles, Jasmine Knihniski/ Mitchel also won silver at the Invermay tournament. Congratulations! Morgan Mclean competed in girls MORE BADMINTON doubles and Emily Prestie competed INFO ON PAGE 3 in senior girls singles. The top two Don’t drive past a bus with its teams in each category moved on to th stop arm out in the loading zone! Districts in Yorkton on April 30 . The safety of our kids matters! ACCEPTING 2017/2018 YEARBOOK ORDERS!!! Price: $35.00 Cheques made payable to: Preeceville School Please get the money to Mrs. Antonichuk & a receipt will be issued.

Preeceville School Website: www.gssd.ca/school/pre ongratulations to the Preeceville School Graduating Class of 2018 C Friday, May 18 Church Service 2:30pm at the Trinity United Church (Invitation Only) Supper 4:45 (Invitation Only) Excercises 7:00 pm at Preeceville Arena (Everyone Welcome)

Jesse Antonichuk Brandon Dyky Matthew Fenske Brie Gardner Hayley German

Jesse Johnson Stephanie Johnson Sydney Kidder Sylvan Klebeck Marshall Kovacs

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Natasha Lingl Coleman Metherell Jaden Petryshyn Sky Pinder Billy Prestie

“ ” . A s n i n Stefan Sondergaard Britney Vewchar Hunter Walker d s beg o the adventure Sr. Badminton Congratulations to Kelsey Daschuk (left) and Sean Paligan (right) on advancing to Districts in Yorkton for Senior Mixed Doubles held Monday, April 30th! Back Row L/R: Tryston Gibb, Sean Paligan, James Lagrove, Agam Singh, Carter Walter, Kirsten Murray, Mor- gan Mclean, Willen Paligan. Front Row L/R: Kelsey Daschuk, Emily Prestie, Layne Englot, Olivia Chornomitz, Jasmine Kninhiski, Crystal Smith.

The senior badminton team has participated in four tournaments including hosting their home Pregis Tournament in conjunction with Sturgis on March 28th. April 10th found the team in Yorkton competing in the joint Yorkton Regional/Sacred Heart High School Tournament. The next day the team headed down the highway to Kamsack. Thier final regular tournament was held in Canora on April 17th. Pre-Pre Districts were held in Norquay on April 23rd with 5 of our senior badminton players moving on the Pre-districts in Kamsack on April 25th. The top two teams from each category moved on to Districts in Yorkton on April 30th.

Jr. Badminton Back Row L/R: Apaar Singh, Eric Prestie, Darrian Walker, Dylan Wiwcharuk, Jillian Tonn, Jesse Prestie, Erik Sandager, Skylar German, Hudsyn Nelson, Lexluv Acosta. Front Row L/R: Anthony Ford, Kolby Johannesson, Isaac Kashuba, Todd Pankratz, Janhia Irlandez, Mia Mitchell, Kiera Balyski, Almina Kovcic, Emily Braithwaite, Harry Bartel.

Track & Field is Underway Pre-District Track & Field Meet for grade 7 to 12 students on the track and field team will be on Wednesday, May 16 in Yorkton. Those who qualify, will move on to District Track & Field in Yorkton on Wedesday, May 23 & Thursday, May 24. Pee Wee Basketball

Back Row L/R: Porter George, Jaxton Kozar, Tess Covlin, Hallie Petryshyn, Aliya Redoblado, Fiona Pinoroc, Matthew Korney, Hunter Nelson, Luke Sandager. Middle Row L/R: Tessa Stack, Maicey Scheller, Asia Kilborn, Alex Prestie, Alex Neilson, Amber Spray, Jenna Anaka, Deagan Anaka, Franz Pinoroc, Dhexy Paligan. Front Row L/R: Addison Danielson, Tristan Acosta, Floyd Pinoroc, Ralph Graspard, Maggie Bartel, Lexi Prouse, Saphira Anaka, Kacey Heskin, Ally Apland, Sarah Masko. Panther Cafe April 2018 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 1 2 3 4 Pepperoni Pizza Cheeseburger Chicken Burger Nan Pizza Grilled Cheese Quesadilla $4.00 $4.00 $3.00 $4.00 7 8 9 10 11 Mozza Burger Taco in a Bag Spaghetti/Sauce Chicken Bacon Hot Dogs $4.00 $5.00 & Garlic/Cheese Ranch Wrap $3.00 Toast $5.00 $5.00 14 15 16 17 18 Pepperoni Pizza Cheeseburger Baked Lasagne & Chicken Burger Naan Pizza Grilled Cheese Quesadilla Garlic Toast $4.00 $4.00 $3.00 $4.00 $5.00 21 22 23 24 25 No Servery No Servery Beef Dip Taco in a Bag Hot Dogs $5.00 $5.00 $3.00 28 29 30 31 Mozza Burger Soft Taco Chicken Nuggets Chicken Bacon $4.00 Quesadilla & KD Wraps $4.00 $5.00 $5.00 Spring is here! Here are some activities to try during the spring season. SPRING HAS SPRUNG CATEGORIES: Brainstorm with your child. How many examples of the following can you think of together? Your children can help you name them, write them down or even collect pictures and make a spring book. • kinds of bugs • things you see in the sky • things that grow in the garden • toys you play with outside • clothes you wear in the spring • baby animals on a farm • things that are green • flavors of ice cream • kinds of fruits • foods that start with “s”

HIDE AND SEEK – Hide objects associated with spring for your child to find (e.g. umbrella, sidewalk chalk etc.) Talk about where they were hidden. Use words with your child to help them describe the location such as “on the…” “under the…” “behind the….”.

GARDEN TIME – Help your child to learn how to describe and predict. Consider planting a flower (plant) or even a small garden. Talk about how the seeds are planted and how they change as they grow over time. You can even take pictures of the tasks and have the child the steps you are taking. Ask your child to try to guess how the plants will grow or what may happen under different conditions (not enough water, sunny, cold, etc.) SIGMUND BROUWER Miss Hanson had some of her grade11 & 12 students share their writing with Sigmund Brouwer who then provided constructive feedback for the students via Zoom. The students were then able to continue refining their writing using Mr. Brouwer’s suggestions. Their publishing project will be completed and available to purchace before the end of the year. Fish in Schools Project The grade two class ventured to Mr. Dodge’s classroom in the high school end of the school to have a look at Mr. Dodge’s lake trout fish. This is the second year that Mr. Dodge and his wildlife class have participated in the FinS (Fish in Schools) project. The Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation provided the eggs. This project is also locally sponsored by the Preeceville branch of the Saskatchewan Wildlife Fed- eration. The fingerlings will be released into Lady Lake at a later date. Grade 7 Annual Bottle Drive will be happening again this year Wednesday,May. 23 If you would like to save some Early Childhood Celebration recycling for the kids, it would & Kindergarten Registration be greatly appreciated! May 28, 2018 5:00 - 7:00pm

Monday, May 21, 2018 ~ Victoria Day Mon., May 14th 7:00pm Tuesday, May 22, 2018 ~ Teacher Inservice Day Preeceville School

Anyone wishing a digital PDF version of the Preeceville School newsletter please provide Mrs. Antonichuk with your preferred East Central District Athletic Association is email address at: responsible for the coordinating of Junior High and High School Athletics for students of the Good Spirit and Christ the [email protected] Teacher School Divisions. We are looking for people interested in officiating the sports of volleyball, basketball and football. Officiating is a fantastic way to help our student athletes, make money and become involved in sport. If you have experience May 7 - PJ Day or are interested in learning how to officiate these sports please contact: May 9 - Signing Shirt Day Cary Franklin - ECDAA Officials Commissioner May 25 - Panther Pride Day Preeceville School 547 3148 [email protected]

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