Next Weeks Canteen for PSS
Monday Oct 7 Tomato Soup & Grilled Cheese
Tuesday Oct 8 "National Pierogi Day"
Wednesday Oct 9 Ramen Salad
Thursday Oct 10 "National Angel Food Cake Day"
Friday Oct 11 "National Sausage Pizza Day"
PANTHER HIGH SCHOOL HOCKEY IS BACK!
FIRST Exhibition Game Panthers VS Powerview/Sagkeeng
Friday October 11th 5:00pm
Lac Du Bonnet Arena
LETS GO CHEER ON OUR TEAM!
Varsity girls won 3-1 sets in an amazing effort and hard fought sets, the varsity boys lost 1-3 however for their first game back it was an amazing effort and they played hard!
Thank you to Tanco Mine, Access Credit Union, Solo, and The Pinawa Foundation. Your support is a big part of our teams developments and helps give them more opportunities.
WOW LOOK AT THIS! Our international students got a shout out from the hosts of a Southern Manitoba fishing podcast called The Casting Deck podcast, about our kids getting out fishing a few weeks ago. HOW FUN IS THIS!
Thank you Solo Market for donating the hot dogs for the Terry Fox Run!
Terry Fox Run!
Varsity Boys & Girls Volleyball TONIGHT OCT 2
400pm & 5:30pm
Come out and cheer on your team!
Fraction, decimal, percentage bingo with Mr. N in grade 7
Kevin planted the seeds, tending the plants, watered the garden, harvested his crop and today learned how to preserve his own tomatoes! Way to Go Kevin!
FWG Newsletter
Two well fought games. We had lots of spirit!!
Happy Support Staff Appreciate Week!! We are so grateful to have such kind, caring, helpful support staff in our School District. Thank you for all you do, the schools would not be able to run without your dedication.
Halloween SPOOKTACULAR
Oct 26 4-7pm
PSS Newsletter
Grade 7 smudging
Thank you to Shawndrea Witwicki and Carole Frechette who lead kids through activities snd the staff were great ! PSS learned an Indigenous games called stick pull...akin to 1-on-1 tug-o-war! And some more bed work!
On Tuesday, September 24th, grade 5-12 students participated in an Indigenous Blanket Exercise facilitated by three staff members from the Treaty Relations Commission of Manitoba, Mr. McKay and Miss Remillard. This exercise is designed to encourage dialogue about culture, identity and community.
On September 27th, F.W. Gilbert held their Truth and Reconciliation Day. Students, staff and parents were encouraged to wear orange in honour of the children who attended residential schools. Elder Mabel Bignell, her son Quintin, daughter-in-law Jessica and their family lead the school on a reflective walk. Following the walk, the students participated in a variety of activities focused on indigenous culture, community, and the history behind “orange shirt day”.
Some of the internationals enjoying Lake of the Woods this weekend!
More international student fun this weekend : walked in and around the entire forks today, ate some beavertails, did some shopping and ate dinner in the forks market.
