Graduation
Our Graduation
ceremony takes place on Saturday, June 23 in the Church
hall. Please make a note of your child’s class time
listed below. It will be a pot-luck affair of light
snacks and refreshments. Feel free to extend the
invitation to grandparents! Sign-up sheets have been
posted in the hallway; we will need to know how many
people are attending, and what you plan to bring to the
pot luck table. Class times are
as below under events:
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our June Newsletter, Menu and Calendar...
June 13/14 - SNACK
WITH DAD Please RSVP on
the sign-up sheet in the hall or email
Holly.
Sunshine Room party
times:
Morning class:
9:45-10:15
Afternoon class:
1:15-1:45
Rainbow Room party
times
Morning class:
11:00-11:30
Afternoon class:
2:30-3:00
June 18/19 - Class
trip: ride around town on a school bus! You will need a police check to
volunteer
June 20/21 -
Fundraiser fun: Bring a toonie
for Messy Snack Day. Money will be used to
support Digba, our foster child from Sierra
Leone. Details/photos to be posted in the
hall in June.
June 23 -
Graduation
Sunshine Room party
times:
(Teachers are Denise, Laura and Dorinda):
8:30-9:30 - Mon/Wed morning class
10:30-11:30 - Tues/Thurs morning class
1:30-2:30 - Mon/Wed afternoon class
3:30-4:30 - Tues/Thurs afternoon class
Rainbow Room party
times
(Teachers are Monique, Cindy, Joy and Erin):
9:30-10:30 - Mon/Wed morning
class
11:30-12:30 - Tues/Thurs
morning class
12:30-1:30 - Mon/Wed
afternoon class
2:30-3:30 - Tues/Thurs
afternoon class
June 26/27 - Last
days of school
Health matters FYI
No Wrong Door
Child Care operators that have a purchase of service
agreement with the Regional Municipality of Durham
are required to ensure staff, students and board
members are aware of No Wrong Door. No Wrong Door is
a green binder that should be located in all child
care offices in Durham. The purpose of No Wrong Door
is to make it easier for families living in Durham
Region to connect with the services they want for
their children ages birth to 13th birthday. No Wrong
Door is also available electronically at
http://www.rfecydurham.com/resourceportal/no-wrong-door
.
EpiPen Auto-Injector
Training Kit
An EpiPen Auto-Injector Training Kit is available
for loan at the nursery school. It is designed to
educate people with severe allergies about
anaphylaxis, and to assist you in being better
prepared in the event of an anaphylactic reaction.
If you are interested in borrowing the kit, please
ask any member of our staff. If you would like to
order your own complimentary kit, visit
www.EpiPen.ca.
Asthma Action Resource Kit
Also available for loan is an Asthma Action Resource
Kit. It is an excellent resource for educators and
parents looking after a child with asthma. It
includes two story books that you can read to your
child. It is developed by the Lung Association. The
Asthma Action Helpline is 1-800-668-7682, where
Certified Asthma Educators are available to provide
education and counselling about prevention,
management and treatment of asthma.
We have children in our programs with life
threatening allergies to NUTS AND EGGS. At no
time is it allowable for these foods to be brought
to school. If your child has consumed or come into
contact with any of the above allergens (i.e. peanut
butter), it is YOUR RESPONSIBILITY to ensure that
you have cleaned these products off your child’s
face, hands, and clothing. The families of these
children deserve assurance that their children will
be safe at nursery school. Your understanding and
cooperation is appreciated.
Graduation 
