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Welcome to Stanley Park P.S. |
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With new tips and tricks!! |
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Spectators Welcome! |
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Important Upcoming Dates
Wednesday, January 25 - Gr 7 Camp Info Night, 7p.m. Friday, February 3 - P.A. Day - No School Monday, February 13 - Reports Go Home Monday, February 20 - Family Day - No School Monday, February 27 - School
Council Meeting, 7 p.m. Tuesday, February 28 - Class & Gr 8 Grad Photos Wednesday, February 29 - Ski Trip/Winter Carnival
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Stanley Park Lunch Menu |
Monday, Tuesday, Friday-Pizza
Thursday-Subway subs
TCBY yogurt
Cookies |
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$1.50 per slice
$3.50 each
$2.00
small $0.50 large $1.00 |
2011 - 2012 Â Â Â Â Daily Schedule |
8:15 Â Â 8:30 Â Â 8:35 Â Â 9:20 10:05 Â 10:45 Â 11:30 12:15 Â Â 12:55 Â Â Â Â Â 1:20 Â Â Â Â Â Â 2:05 2:50
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Entry Homeroom Period 1 Period 2 Snack Break Period 3 Period 4 Lunch Break  Flex Time Period 5 Period 6 Dismissal |
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2012 Stanley Slammers – Girl’s Basketball Tournament January 27 & 28, 2012
Come on out and cheer on our girls' Basketball team, right in the Stanley Park gym!
Teams
Stanley Park Sunnyside Margaret Ave Plattsville
Friday January 27 |
Teams Playing |
Time |
Game 1 |
Stanley vs Sunnyside |
3:15-4:20 |
Game 2 |
Plattsville vs Margaret Ave |
4:20-5:25 |
Game 3 |
Stanley vs Margaret Ave |
5:25-6:30 |
Game 4 |
Plattsville vs Sunnyside |
6:30-7:35 |
Saturday January 28 |
Teams Playing |
Time |
Game 5 |
Stanley vs Plattsville |
8:20-9:25 |
Game 6 |
Margaret Ave vs Sunnyside |
9:25-10:30 |
Game 7-Consolation Final |
3rd vs 4th |
10:30-11:35 |
Game 8 Final |
1st vs 2nd |
11:35-12:40 |
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Vaccinations
March 30th- Grade 7 HepB (dose #2), Grade 8 HPV- dose #3 (girls only) |
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Grade 8 Graduation- Tuesday, June 26, 2012 |
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More details coming soon!
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Review of School Rules re: Dangerous Items and Cell Phones Jan. 23, 2012 Dear Parents/Guardians: We have recently had several problems with students having prohibited items in their possession at school, particularly lighters and cell phones. These items are very different, yet both interfere with our ability to provide a safe, productive learning environment for all our students at Stanley Park. We have reviewed the rules with all students, and non-compliance will have significant consequences. Please review carefully with your child to ensure s/he understands the importance of abiding by school rules. We also ask that parents do not text or call students during the school day. Students may always be reached through the office in the event of an emergency or change of plans. Simply call 519-578-3750 and we will connect you with your child, or pass along a message as needed.
Students are not permitted to have anything at school that endangers others. This includes weapons, lighters or matches, as they could all endanger the safety and well-being of others in the school community. There is no legitimate reason for students to have these items at school, and possession of any weapons, matches or lighters will result in an immediate suspension.
All students are aware of Board and school policy regarding electronic devices such as cell phones, I-Pods, etc. These devices must be turned off and kept in student lockers. If students are concerned about losing the device, they should leave it at home. The school is not responsible for loss or damage involving any personal property. If students are found with their cell phone or other electronic devices during the school day, the device will be confiscated and kept at the office until a parent comes to the school to pick it up.
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Severe Weather Procedures There is always a possibility of severe winter weather causing bus cancellations or school closure. Information is available on local radio stations, as well as the
WRDSB website www.wrdsb.ca . Please do not telephone the school regarding cancellations. In most cases, buses may be cancelled but schools will remain open. Only in extreme situations will all schools be closed. Please listen to one of the following stations to hear announcements regarding school closure or bus cancellation.
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News 570 |
AM 570 |
CHYM |
96.7 FM |
KICX |
106.7 FM |
KFUN |
99.5 FM |
KOOL FM |
105.3 FM |
DAVE FM |
107.5 FM |
CJOY |
1460 AM |
MAGIC FM |
106.1 FM |
CKWR |
98.5 FM |
CTV |
TV 12 |
CKBT THE BEAT |
91.5 FM |
FAITH FM |
94.3 FM |
THE RECORD |
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Grade 8 to 9 Transition Tips and Dates
Entering high school is an important time in your child’s education. The courses that students choose will have an impact on their ability to be successful in high school and in their future lives and careers. Today, many Ontario high schools offer a wide variety of programs to meet the needs of all students. This tip sheet is a first step to understanding those choices. ...more
Secondary School Information Nights Dec. 2011 to Jan. 2012
Transfer Form Deadline Jan. 16, 2012 Students that wish to attend a secondary school that is not their designated secondary school and not part of a Magnet Program must complete a 'Request for Transfer' form.
Term 1 Reports go home Feb. 13, 2012
Grade 9 Course Selection Form Deadline Feb. 21, 2012
Magnet Programs Deadlines
Eastwood Integrated Arts Program Application Deadline Jan. 11, 2012
Grand River Fast Forward Program Application Deadline Jan. 20, 2012
Cameron IB Program Application Deadline Feb. 1, 2012
Preston Enhanced Program Application Deadline Feb. 17, 2012
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Interested in free, on-line math tutoring?
Dear Parent/Guardian,
The Ministry of Education and Independent Learning Centre (ILC) have partnered to offer a free online one-to-one personalized mathematics tutoring service from certified Ontario mathematics teachers.
Waterloo Region District School Board students taking grades 7, 8, 9 or 10 mathematics may register at the Homework Help website (www.homeworkhelp.ilc.org) to access this Ministry support.
This tutoring is free, anonymous, live through an interactive chat room, and available Sunday to Thursday evenings from 5:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
In order for your child to access the Homework Help tutoring sessions the following information will be provided to the Ministry of Education and the accredited Independent Learning Centre: Ontario Educational Number (OEN), date of birth, grade, and mathematics course.
* It should be noted that the ILC, through the constituting legislation of the Ontario Educational Communications Authority, has the authority to collect, use, or require the OEN for purposes related to providing educational services which in this case is the services of after-school Homework Help.
If for any reason, you do not want the above information shared with the ILC please email eLearn@wrdsb.on.ca with the request.
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Report Cards
Report cards go home February 13th.
If you are a Grade 8 student/parent, your course selection form will be included with the report card. |
Camp New Moon
Grade 7 Camp registration has begun. All interested families must pay a $55 non-refundable deposit by February 2nd in order to reserve a spot for your Grade 7 child to attend camp.
Camp dates are June 18-21, 2012. Activities include: canoeing, kayaking, high ropes, swimming, mountian biking, wall climbing, initiative tasks, arts and crafts, group games, hiking, sports, campfires, cookouts -- good friends and good times to last a life time!
Please make deposit cheques payable to: Stanley Park Senior Public School. On the reverse side of the cheque, please print clearly: 1) The student's name 2) The student's class/form # 3) The words "Grade 7 Camp" The cheque and signed permission form are due by February 2nd.
Further payments will be due mid-March and mid-April, with a total cost of approximately $295.
More details are available at the school. You can see more about the camp by visiting their website
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School bus transportation information available at stswr.ca |
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