[FAIRWOOD FLYER] Week of May 13 -May 17

Respect ~ Responsibility ~ Honesty ~ Empathy ~ Fairness ~ Initiative ~ Perseverance ~ Integrity ~ Courage ~ Optimism

Day & Date Day What’s Happening Mon. May 13th

1

New Milk order begins OFIP – Grades 3 & 6

Tues. May 14th

2

SODA Track & Field Meet Forest of Reading – Red Maple @ Harbourfront Math Club Graduation Committee Meeting 5:30 – 6:30 pm

Wed. May 15th

3

Walking Wednesday Forest of Reading – Silver Birch @ Harbourfront Math Club Pizza Lunch (Grades 4 – 8)

Thurs. May 16th

4

Fairwood Track and Field Day – Gr. 4-8

Math Club Pizza Lunch (Grades JK – 3) Summer Institute Registration 5:30 -7:30 pm @ Fairwood Family Night @ Gem Theatre – Wonder Park 6:30 – 8:00

Fri. May 17th

5

Fairwood Track and Field Day – Gr. 4-8 (Rain Date)

Please continue to check our school website for updates: http://www.yrdsb.ca/schools/fairwood.ps Thank YOU! Our breakfast program would like to extend a thank you to Mrs. Bunn-Ayer, Mrs. Sloss, Mrs. Haupt-Davey for donating their time and energy in shopping and creating healthy choices for our daily breakfast and snack program. All of our students have access to breakfast and snacks for free. Without your support and the generous donations from Breakfast Program, Giant Tiger, some of our families we would not be able to offer this food program. It is greatly appreciated by both the students and community we serve. If you are able to donate/ volunteer, please contact Mrs. Best in the office. Music Monday On Monday, May 8th a talented group of Fairwood students attend the “Massed Band and Choir Project” at Keswick H.S was held. Unfortunately, this event conflicted with the Grade 8 trip to Ottawa and our students and staff were unable to attend. Special thanks to Ally L., Bailey M., Alex M., Lia S., and Makenna G. Congratulations to all of the students for representing us so well and to Mrs. Munro for coordinating this event!

[FAIRWOOD FLYER] Week of May 13 -May 17

Respect ~ Responsibility ~ Honesty ~ Empathy ~ Fairness ~ Initiative ~ Perseverance ~ Integrity ~ Courage ~ Optimism

Celebrating Success On Tuesday, May 14th, Red Maple readers in grades 7 and 8 will travel to Harbourfront Centre for the Forest of Reading celebration. This year’s winning novel will be announced on the WestJet Stage – chosen by thousands of student voters across Ontario and beyond.

On Wednesday, May 15th, Silver Birch readers in grades 4 to 6 will make the same trip to Harbourfront Centre to meet their favorite authors and cheer on the nominees. This is the Oscars of Reading and we’re very proud of the commitment and enthusiasm of our Forest of Reading club members! Special thank you to Ms. Miller for all of her leadership and support of these two programs and our students.

Track and Field – Volunteers Needed! On Thursday, May16th, students in grades 4-8 will be participating in the school track and field meet. A letter follows with more specific information. If you are able to volunteer during the day, please contact the school office at 905-476-5447 with your availability. Thanking you in advance.

We are looking forward to cheering on our students as they actively participate in the many planned events! Thank you in advance to all of the staff for coordinating and supervising all of the events - we are thankful for all of their hard work!

Ottawa Trip The Grade 8 students had an opportunity this week to visit the Nation’s Capital – Ottawa. During a jam-packed itinerary, they visited a number of historic and national sites including: Parliament, Rideau Hall, National War Monument, War Museum and Art Gallery, Supreme Court of Canada and a Gala evening on the water. Students had the opportunity to meet and shake hands with The Right Honourable Justin Trudeau, the Prime Minister of Canada. Many thanks to the families and staff who supported this memorable experience – one we are sure they won’t soon forget! With Thanks Jill Maar Derek Totten Pat Best Diane Carlson Principal Vice Principal Admin Assistant Admin Assistant

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

1 Day 3 Badminton Tournament @ Keswick HS

2 Day 4 Pizza Lunch Wellness Yoga 6:30 7:30 pm

3 Day 5 Last Day to Order Yearbooks

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5

6 Day 1 New Milk Order Begins Gr. 8 Ottawa Trip

7 Day 2 School Council 6:30 – 8:00 pm

8 Day 3

9 Day 4

Pizza Lunch

10 Day 5

Lunch

11 Car Wash – Gr. 8 Fundraiser @ Master Mechanic 10:00 – 1:00 pm

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13 Day 1

14 Day 2 Red Maple @ Harbour Front Special Needs Track & Field Date Graduation Parent Mtg 5:30 -6:30

15 Day 3 Silver Birch to Harbour Front

Pizza Lunch (4-8) Special Needs Track & Field Date (Rain Date)

16 Day 4 Pizza Lunch (K-3) School Track & Field Summer Institute Registration 5:30 – 7:30pm Family Movie Night @ Gem $3 Theatre 6:30 pm

17 Day 5 School Track & Field Date (Rain Date)

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19

20 Victoria Day (No School)

21 Day 1

22 Day 2

EQAO

23 Day 3 New Pizza Lunch Order Begins

24 Day 4

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26 27 Day 5 EQAO Gr. 7 Immunization (AM only)

28 Day 1

29 Day 2

30 Day 3 Pizza Lunch

31 Booster Juice Day Character Assembly 11-12 - Integrity

FAIRWOOD PUBLIC SCHOOL

along with The GEM Theatre

Presents

on at 6:30

FAIRWOOD MOVIE NIGHT

Come on out to our last family movie night of the year.

Tickets are $3.00 per person, sold at the door, starting at 6:15pm.

Each ticket gets you entered the draw to win prizes.

Bring friends and family - Everyone is welcome!!

May 16th

Thursday

WONDER PARK

Rating: PG

Running Time:90 min

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Lakeside SI (Located at Fairwood P.S.)

2019 REGISTRATION PACKAGE

NEW Location!Fairwood Pubic School

201 Fairwood Dr., Keswick, ON L4P 3Y5 Phone: (905) 884-2046 ext. 240 (before June 27, 2019)

Phone: (905) 476-5447 (after July 2, 2019)Email: lakeside.si@yrdsb.ca puromer

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PROGRAM HOURS9:00 am - 3:30 pm

PROGRAM DATESWeek A: July 2-5 (4 day), Week B: July 8-12, Week C: July 15-19

Week D: July 22-26, Week E: July 29-Aug. 2, Week F: Aug 6-9 (4 day)

IS EXTENDED CHILDCARE AVAILABLE AT THIS SITE?Extended childcare (a separate YMCA registration form is required)Extended childcare is made available by the YMCA. Children may be dropped off at 7:30 am and must be picked up before 6:00 pm. For additional information, please call 905-943-9622, ext. 333.

WHAT DO PARTICIPANTS NEED TO BRING?A peanut-nut free lunch Sunscreen A hatWater/juice to drinkA change of clothes (t-shirt, shorts, socks...just in case!)A smile, positive attitude & sense of humour!

WHAT SHOULD PARTICIPANTS WEAR?Respectable attireComfortable shoes (running shoes are required for all athletic activities)At-shirt (bring a sweater or jacket on cool days)Shorts (or pants if it’s cool)

WHAT IS THE SUMMER INSTITUTE BEHAVIOUR POLICY?The Summer Institute values personal safety, self-respect, respect for others, respect for property and respect for programs. Individuals who are unable to help us promote these values may have a discussion with a Program Leader; experience a restriction of privileges; or be temporarily or permanently removed from the program.

WHAT IS THE CANCELLATION POLICY?Before June 1, 2019 will be fully refunded, less a $25.00 per week, per child, administration surcharge. After June 1, 2019, the full registration fee is non-refundable unless the request is accompanied by a medical certificate.

Personal information is collected pursuant to the Education Act and will be used to 1) properly place your child in the Summer Institute programs; 2) make contact with parents/ guardians/emergency contacts should an issue arise; and 3) to ensure your child’s health needs are understood. This information will be retained from 12 months from the date of last use. If you would like more information please email Linda Aihoshi, performancepius.si@yrdsb.ca

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Woodbridge Summer Institute

Programs

The daily program is comprised of a language block in the morning, along with activities in the afternoon. During the language block, students are engaged in fun and enriching learning activities that address reading, writing, media and oral communication expectations from the Ministry of Education curriculum documents.

Words Alive

For children entering SK & grade 1, Words Alive is designed to further build literacy and numeracy skills. Activities may include: chants, music, games and puzzles, guided reading sessions, word hunts, and math mini lessons balanced with recreational activities such as music, soccer, field games, drama, arts & crafts and computer publishing.

Clubhouse

For children entering grades 2 & 3, Clubhouse provides opportunities for children to participate in a full day program designed exclusively for this age group. This program has a focus on theme related literacy and math activities designed to encourage problem solving and a growth mindset, balanced with recreational activities that may include: soccer, volleyball, arts & crafts, computer publishing, ball hockey and much more!

Skills and Motion

For youth entering grades 4 & 5, this program has both an intentional literacy and math focus designed to encourage problem solving and a growth mindset, as well as an opportunity to participate in a variety of engaging and fun elective activities in athletics, arts and recreation.

Skills and Motion 2

For youth entering grades 6, 7 & 8, this program has both an intentional literacy and math focus designed to encourage problem solving and a growth mindset, as well as an opportunity to participate in a variety of engaging and fun elective activities in athletics, arts and recreation.

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Electives

During the activity block, students are engaged in purposeful, intentional learning which is embeddedwithin the following areas:

Archery

Learn to sight along the bridge of your nose and feel the wind in the feathers of arrows when firing at bull’s eyes in the archery field.

Ball Sports

Looking for fast-paced excitement? Learn the fundamentals of a variety of ball sports like tennis, volleyball, hockey, football, soccer, and basketball and apply them to game situations.

Coding & Robotics

Coding is the way we tell computers to do all the helpful things they do for us. From finding a contact on your phone so you can send a message, to directing a rocket into space, computers follow lists of instructions, a coder, or programmer has written. You can learn to code by starting with a short, simple program. Once you understand the basics, you can build up to bigger projects.

Dance

Participants will enjoy a week full of the latest music while they learn and perform cool dance moves in the SI dance studio.

Digital Creative Design

Learn how to create cutting edge advertisements, pictures, and YouTube videos. You will learn beginning areas of Print & Web graphic design, including colour theory, digital images, design, electronic prepress, page layout, web page design, and digital video.

Makerspace

Participants can plan, create and manipulate their creative ideas. They will have opportunities to invent, tinker, explore and discover using a variety of tools and materials, including robotic technology.

Ready, Set, Cook

Continues to offer the basics of food preparation and cooking. Participants will eat their daily creations and take home a recipe book at the end of each session.

Scooter Skills

New to scooting? Learn the basic skills to safely ride a scooter and practice fun tips and tricks while exploring the local geography.

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Tournament of Champions

Climb the ranks in structured tournaments including air hockey, foosball, ping pong and other competitive games.

Visual Arts

Bring your artistic side to life! Experience working with various materials and mediums. Project choices are only limited by your imagination.

Wacky Science World

Get ready to enjoy a week jam-packed with discovery and exploration through themed, hands on activities in the wonderful world of science. Developed for budding scientists, participants will earn new and exciting concepts that will excite the scientist at heart.

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ELECTIVE ACTIVITY

Please complete for each participant entering Grade 4 to 8 and submit

Date____________________________________ SI Location______________________

Child’s Last Name__________________________Child’s First Name________________

For each week, please indicate choices from 1-10, in the box beside each elective activity, (1= most favourite, 10 = least favourite)

ELECTIVE ACTIVITY A B C D E F

Archery

Ball Sports

Coding & Robotics

Dance

Digital CreativeDesignMakerspace

Ready, Set, Cook

Scooter Skills

Tournament of ChampionsVisual Arts

Wacky Science World

TIMETABLESTimetables are arranged based on each participant’s registration form. It is important to choose 10 electives in order of preference so we can do our best to schedule your requested electives. Please note elective choices are not guaranteed; if an elective is unavailable, we will do our best to select a similar elective.

PLACEMENT REQUESTSPlacement requests are not guaranteed and are limited to a maximum of two (2) selections.

1)-. 2)-.

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PROGRAM SELECTION AND FEE SCHEDULE

Please complete for each participant and submit

Date____________________________________SI Location_______________________________

Child’s Last Name__________________________Child’s First Name________________________

Day School_______________________________YRDSB Student? Yes___ No___

Do you require Before Care/After Care? Yes___No___ If yes, a separate YMCA registration required.

For more information contact: 905-943-9622 ext. 333

All Programs are limited in enrollment and based on a first come, first serve basis.PROGRAM COST/WEEK

YRDSBCOST /WEEKNON YRDSB

A B C D E F

Words Alive 5 day-$125 5 day-$160

4 day-$110 4 day-$135

Clubhouse 5day-$125 . 5 day-$160

4 day-$110 4 day-$135

Skills & Motion 1 5 day-$125 5 day-$160

4 day-$110 4 day-$135

Skills & Motion 2 5 day-$125 5 day-$160

4 day-$110 4day-$135

TOTAL COST OF PROGRAM

Cash Cheque # DateAMOUNT PAID

Cash Cheque # DateADDITIONAL PAYMENT

AMOUNT OWING

CANCELLATION POLICYBefore June 1, 2019 will be fully refunded, less a $25.00 per week, per child, administration surcharge. After June 1, 2019, the full registration fee is non-refundable unless the request is accompanied by a medical certificate.

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SUMMER INSTITUTE REGISTRAION FORM (PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY & SUBMIT) STUDENT INFORMATION

Summer Institute Location Current School Student OEN Number

Surname First Name □ Male □ Female

Address (Including APT/UNIT) City/Town

Postal Code Date of Birth (yy/mm/dd) Home Telephone (includes area code)

CONTACT INFORMATION1st ParAnt/f^i mrHian Rnmamft1st Parent/Guardian Surname 1st Parent/Guardian First Name Relationship

Home Telephone Mobile/Work Telephone Email Address (Please Print)

2nd Parent/Guardian Surname 2nd Parent/Guardian First Name Relationship

Home Telephone Mobile/Work Telephone Email Address (Please Print)

By registering for this program and providing your email address, you consent to receive electronic messages from the Summer Institute.

Emergency Contact Surname Emergency'Contact First Name Relationship

Home Telephone Mobile/Work Telephone □ Emergency Contact is Authorized for Pick Up

Emergency Contact Surname Emergency Contact First Name Relationship

Home Telephone Mobile/Work Telephone □ Emergency Contact is Authorized for Pick Up

Family Physician Telephone Number Carnes Epi-Pen: □ Yes □ No

Medical Alert Information / Disability/Allergies:

All medication is to be stored in the main office, with the exception of inhalers for asthma and EpiPens. Inhalers and EpiPens must be worn in waist pouches at all times. If the child has oral medications, SELF & STAFF ADMINISTRATION OF MEDICATION FORM, must be filled out, which can be picked up at the

main office. The office must be aware of any medication that is to be administered or is in a waist pouch.To support the registration process, please indicate your child's level of independence below:

□ requires one to one support (including social emotional and/or physical safety □ requires in class supports □ demonstrates full independence

INFORMED CONSENT AGREEMENT & ACKNOWLEDGEMENTIt must be made clear that participation in the Summer Institute including the various activities may present risk of injury. The York Region District School Board (YRDSB) does not provide any accidental death, disability, dismemberment or medical expense insurance on behalf of the participants in these activities.

I/We understand that certain activities do require a minimum level of fitness and health and, as such, each person has a different capacity for participating in these activities. In recognition that participation in the Summer Institute is a voluntary choice, I/We understand exercising this choice may entail the assumption of risks and results that are sometimes inherent to these activities.

□ YES □ NO I/We hereby affirm that my/our child, ward or self is physically fit and is able to participate independently.

I/We agree that the York Region District School Board and/or its employees and/ or agents shall not be liable for any injury to my/our child, ward, including self, or loss of damage to the property arising from, or in any resulting from, participation in these activities, unless such injury, loss or damage of my/our child, ward including or self is caused by the solely and entirely due to negligence of the Board or its employees, and/or agents while acting within the remit and scope of their duties.

□ YES □ NO I/We are aware that student photographs, videotaped images, voice recordings, artwork, writing or other school work be may recorded,displayed or used in Board and school-specific internet web pages and documentation for presentation purposes. Therefore, I/We, the undersigned, consent to the use of the noted records and images by YRDSB for the student named herein.

□ I/We hereby affirm and certify that the above information contained on this form is accurate. ]

□ I/We declare that, having read and understood the above informed consent agreement in its entirety, I A/Ve consent and agree to participate in all of the above mentioned. In addition, l/We further understand that all Summer Institute programs are subject to availability.

PARENT/GUARDIAN SIGNATURE DATE (YY/MM/DD)