Parents and guardians are encouraged to attend our Meet the Teacher evening on Thursday, September 11th. Staff will be at the school from 5:00pm to 6:00pm to answer any question you have or comments about your child's education.
There will be no school on Monday September 15th. Tecahers will be attending a learning session all day. School will resume on Tuesday, September 16th.
The first school newsletter was sent home on the first day of school. Inside there is a ballot to be filled out and returned to the school by September 12th. At the end of the month there will be a draw for a gift certificate. make sure you enter for a chance to win!
School attendance is taken at 8:30am. Your child is considered late at 8:31am. All students arriving after 8:31am are considered tardy and parents must sign them in at the office before going to class. Our goal is to promote attendance at school and encourage punctuality
Eel Ground First Nation School's Code of Conduct Arrive on time and be prepared to learn Be polite to children and adults Work hard to be successful Respect our environment
Eel Ground School will continue with our morning breakfast program open to all students, Monday through Friday. We would like to thank Freda and Kim for all your help as well as parents who volunteer their time to help this program.A reminder that we will be selling healthy items in the goody cart once again this year and also reminding parents there is no borrowing.There will be a snack break from 10:05-10:15am. No sugary drinks, chips, or treats with lots of sugar are allowed.
Eel Ground First Nation School would like to welcome all new and returning students to our school. This promises to be an exciting year with many programs and activities planned throughout the year. As always we welcome all parents who would like to get involved in our school.We look forward this year of moving to our new school after Christmas and having a great year at Eel Ground First Nation School!
Good luck to all our athletes from our community participating at the NAIG in Saskatchewan, especially our students and former students. You make us pround
