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Hartney School News May 10, 2019 HARTNEY SCHOOL NEWS MAY 10, 2019 Hi Everyone, I am sure hoping that Mother Nature will change her The school reserves the right to arbitrate and judge what attitude and give us our warm Spring temperatures soon. is or what is not appropriate in terms of dress for the Hopefully next week will be the “turn-around”! school beyond what is written in the dress code. Last week, K-8 students participated in a School/Town- Just a reminder again that Kindergarten Screening (EYE Wide Clean-up in honour of Earth Day which was April DA) will be taking place on Wednesday May 14th. We 22nd. I would like to thank the students and staff for are scheduled to have 13 very excited little bodies in to organizing this event that supports such a worthy cause. visit our school. We look forward to seeing these I would also ask that we continue to make it a priority to children in our building in the fall. keep the streets of Hartney clean by carrying garbage and recycling back to the school after a trip uptown. Track and Field is in full swing. Two of our Senior Years Students left today to compete in T&F As the weather is warming up I would like to reinforce competition in Neepawa. Thank you to Karen Duthie for the school dress code policy. This can be found on our a transporting our students to and from this event. school website. I have also attached the policy below: Grades 5-8 School Track and Field is scheduled for May 22nd and the divisional Track and Field in Brandon is scheduled for May 28th. The High School Zone Track 1. Students will be dressed in some appropriate form of and Field is scheduled for May 24th. The SY Provincial footwear. Bare feet are a health hazard in a public Track is June 6-8 in Winnipeg. building. Good luck to our High School Rodeo students who are 2. Students who choose to wear shorts to school will traveling to Swan River this weekend. Stran, Kally and ensure that shorts worn include a leg component. Also, if Jacey, we wish you luck in your class competition. skirts are worn they must be of an appropriate length. 3. T-shirts and shirts that contain offensive slogans,(i.e., Have a great weekend everyone! profanity, lewd slogans, obscene pictures, and racial slurs) will not be worn in school. 4. The wearing of clothing that promotes such things as, but not exclusive to, alcohol products, tobacco products, and illegal products is prohibited. 5. The wearing of sleeveless shirts, spaghetti strap shirts, camisoles, and halter tops will be permitted only if covered with another garment or worn overtop of a garment which results in appropriate covering of the upper body. 6. The wearing of any clothing item that exposes an inappropriate amount of the torso is prohibited. 7. Except in exceptional circumstances (i.e. health reasons, spirit week, Hallowe’en, Student Council Hat Day), all headgear is prohibited. HARTNEY MIDDLE YEARS TRACK AND FIELD MEET The afternoon of WEDNESDAY, MAY 22 Canteen will be open (available to the whole school), with Hot Dogs, Powerade, Veggie Cups, Candy Bags, Freezies, Fudgicles and Revels. Pre-Order forms have gone home, but there will be extras for family members, who are welcome to come watch. LAUDER RUMMAGE SALE – LAUDER HALL THURSDAY, MAY 16TH – 7 P.M. The Calverley’s new puppy, Chloe, came to visit the Grade 1 class. BADMINTON PROVINCIALS BIKES are out – REMEMBER the RULES! Parents, Congratulations to Jesse S and Gian Lou A, who please go over these with your child(ren) earned a spot in the Varsity Badminton Singles Provincial Tournament in Thompson on May 3/4. Stay on the right side of the road - some students have been seen riding down the middle of the road Shea M traveled to Winkler to take part in the Junior Ride Single File – if you are with other cyclists Varsity Provincials May 3 and 4., where he came in Wear a Helmet – it’s the Law 16th in all of Manitoba. Well done, Shea! Obey Traffic Signs - stop at stop signs, etc. Always keep both hands on the handlebars – one if you are signaling Signal with your left arm Deloraine Hartney Colts Baseball – Turning Left – extend left arm straight out from your side Sun, May 12 vs Virden @ Deloraine 12:00 - Turning Right – extend left arm straight out, with Sun, May 12 vs Killarney/Wawnesa elbow bent and left hand pointing straight up. @ Deloraine 4:00 - To Slow Down/Stop – extend left arm out straight Wed, May 15 @Boissevain 5:30 with the elbow bent and left hand pointing straight May 21 Zone Tournament in Boissevain down. May 30-June 1 Provincials in Winnipeg June 6 PWHSBL Final Four @ Andrews and We want everyone to arrive at school SAFELY! Sumner Fields Colts Baseball Steak Fry – May 3 from 5:00 – 7:00 RUGBY ACTION Skate Brandon 2019 Summer Session May 1 @Crocus 5:30 (boys) May 15 @ Swan Valley 2:00 (girls) July 8 – July 27, 2019 3:00 (boys) May 21/22 Semis Kinsmen Arena – 1175 18th Street May 25 Finals Brandon, Manitoba May 31-June1 Provincials in Wpg June 8 All Star Game Coordinator: Tammy McKay Phone: 724-3563 Email: [email protected] The Varsity Rugby teams travelled to Dauphin to take on the Clippers. The Sabres came out with Skate Brandon Website: www.skatebrandon.ca two wins. The Varsity Girls won 42-39. Scoring tries were Mikayla Frattinger with Four, Kaedynce Sanctioned by Skate Canada Tuttosi with two, Brooklyn MacDougall with one and Taya Hayward scored a try and kicked one Contact Tammy McKay for Registration Form convert. The girl's record on the season so Far is Registration Deadline – June 1, 2019 one win and one loss. The Varsity Boys won a close game 24-22. Scoring tries For the Sabres More information in School office were Matt Elliott with two tries and Deklan Klassen with one try. The team was awarded and penalty try and Federico Vargas kicked one Hartney School Track Team convert. Track and Field The Souris Sabres Varsity Rugby teams visited the The Hornets’ High School Track and Field Crocus Plainsmen on May 7. The girls secured a Team has started practicing for their 77-0 win moving their record to 2 wins and 1 loss upc oming meets: on the season. Scoring tries For the Sabres were Mikayla Frattinger with Four, Taya Hayward with Zone Meet in Brandon – May 24 three, Erika Friesen and Kaedynce Tuttosi notched Provinc ials in W innipeg – June 8 – 10 two and adding a try each were Harleigh Renwick, Brooklyn MacDougall, Hannah West and Janelle Junior High Trac k & Field prac tices will Eastman. Taya also kicked one convert. In the begin soon. boys game, the Sabres dropped a 36-0 decision to the First place Plainsmen. The boys now sit on the May 22: Track & Field Meet in Hartney season with 1 win and 1 loss. May 28: Track Meet @ Brandon Sportsplex Kate C and Emily M had a great day at the Neepawa “Track Attack” (T & F Meet) on May 10. Kate placed 2nd in discus, 8th in shotput Emily place 1st in triple jump , 2nd in long jump Dates to Remember May 10-12: Swan River Rodeo Is pleased to offer a May 14: Kindergarten EYE-DA May 15-16: Gr 12 Field Trip to Winnipeg Summer Literacy Program May 17: Hot Dog Day (Ottawa Trip) for both pre-school and school aged children May 17-19: Russell Rodeo this summer in your community. May 22: Hot Dog Day May 22: p.m. – Gr 5-8 Track & Filed Day The program will be offered in Hartney School May 22-23: Gr 10/11 Field Trip to Winnipeg every Tuesday, May 24: High School Zone T & F Meet Beginning July 2 and ending August 6.10:00 a.m. May 24: K EYE-DA parent follow-up - 12:00 p.m. for children ages 3 – 5 years May 25: Grad Bottle Drive 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. for children ages 6 – 9 years May 25-26: Oak Lake Rodeo May 28: MY (5-8) T & F Meet – Brandon There is no cost to this program. Children will May 31: Hot Dog Day (Ottawa Trip) have the opportunity to explore both written and May 31-June 2: Gilbert Plains Rodeo June 4: Souris Band Concert oral language through whole group, small group June 5: Hartney Band Concert and individual activities including games, music, June 6: K-6 Musical drama, reading, writing, hands-on activities, June 6-9: Swan River Rodeo snacks and more! June 6-8: Provincial T & F June 12: Gr 5/6 Field Trip (tentative) If you are interested in registering your child, June 13: Applied Math Provincial Exam please contact Cindy Locke at: 204-483-6254 or June 14-21: Exams email: [email protected]. June 17-21: Swim Week gr K-8 (Tentative) Forms are also available in the School Office. June 22: Grad 4:00 Ceremony For further information, please call Jill Patmore June 27: K-8 Swim Day in Souris Director of Student Services, at 204-483-6244 Last Day of Classes June 28: Admin Day May is Food Allergy Awareness Month, a nationally recognized event by the Government of Canada. Food allergy is one of the leading causes of potentially life-threatening anaphylactic reactions and a public health concern in Canada, especially among children. Approximately 2.6 million Canadians are affected by food allergy, and 1-in-2 Canadians know someone with a food allergy, indicating the broader impact of this condition on families across the country.
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