Week at a Glance- May 29 to June 2

Week at a Glance- May 29 to June 2
Posted on 05/26/2023
Week at a Glance

Hello Storrington Stingers,


We hope that all of our Stingers had a great weekend and are well and healthy.  


Please see the information below in this week’s Week at a Glance. 


Pride Month

During the month of June, we will celebrate and recognize Pride Month.  Not only is this a time to recognize the achievements and contributions of LGBTQ2S+ communities but to also reflect on our own impact in creating a safe and inclusive environment where everyone feels welcomed and has a place.  During the month of June, students at Storrington will be focusing on inclusivity.  We have some whole school activities planned where students will learn about inclusivity and what we can do as a school community to ensure that everyone feels included and welcome. 

 

National Indigenous History Month

June is National Indigenous History Month.  In recognizing National Indigenous History Month, we celebrate and honour the diversity, culture and history of Indigenous peoples in Canada.  Together, we all play a part in creating a positive and inclusive environment where everyone is accepted and diversity is honoured.


National Accessibility Week

The week of May 29 to June 2 is National Accessibility Week.  It is a week dedicated to celebrating the valuable contributions and leadership of Canadians with disabilities, highlight the work of individuals, organizations and communities who are removing barriers, and reflect on our ongoing efforts to become a better, more accessible, more disability inclusive Canada. Every year National Accessibility Week begins on the last Sunday in May.  On Wednesday, May 31, we ask all our Stingers to wear a red shirt to show their support for accessibility and inclusion.


Napanee and Kington 2023 Pride Parades

Limestone District School Board is excited to participate in both the Napanee and Kingston 2023 Pride Parades! Students, staff, and families are ALL invited to join LDSB at one or both parades. The Pride Parade in Napanee is on June 3.  The LDSB community will be meeting at the Conservation Park and Pavilion at 10:30 with the parade starting at 11:00

The Pride Parade in Kingston is on Saturday, June 17. The LDSB community will be meeting at the Kingston Memorial Centre at 11:30 with the parade starting at 12:00.  

We hope to see our Stingers representing our Storrington community.


Milkshake Day

A reminder that our Storrington Milkshake Day has been moved to Thursday, June 1.  

 

PA Day- Friday, June 2 

A reminder that Friday, June 2, is a PA Day.  There is no school on Friday for students.  

 

Kindergarten Online Registration for 2023-2024 School Year

If you have a child or know of a family who has a child that is Kindergarten age in September, the LDSB online registration for 2023-2024 school year is now open. You can register your child now for September, 2023 at Kindergarten Registration. To learn more about the Kindergarten program, please visit Discover Kindergarten in Limestone.  Thank you for choosing LDSB. #SeeYourselfInLimestone 


Mabel’s Labels

We have a Mabel’s Labels fundraiser account for any families who are interested in purchasing labels.  If you are interested in purchasing labels, go to:  campaigns.mabelslabels.com and type Storrington Public School (Battersea) in the Search for the Name of Organization.  All proceeds from the label purchases will go to purchasing outdoor equipment.


Updates to Provincial Self-Screening Tool and Guidelines 

Students and visitors need to continue to self-screen each day, prior to school.


-Students and staff should stay home when sick. Anyone who is feeling sick or has any new or worsening symptoms of illness (including COVID-19 symptoms) should stay home, until:

-their symptoms have been improving for at least 24 hours (or 48 hours for nausea, vomiting, and/or diarrhea), and

-they do not have a fever, and

-they do not develop any additional symptoms.


-For a total of 10 days after the start any illness symptom, students and staff should continue to wear a well-fitted mask in all public settings (including schools and childcare, unless under two years old) and avoid non-essential activities where mask removal is necessary.


News from our Storrington School Council

Our last parent council meeting of the year is June 13th.  If you haven’t attended a meeting, come check one out. Weather permitting, we are hoping to do a parking lot meeting and enjoy the sunshine. Child care provided. 

Meet the current council and see if this may be something you’d like to be involved with, have the summer to mull it over. Council positions will be available in September, along with just being able to come join in the fun!

 

Volunteer dates available:

June 13th (TBD)

If any of these are dates that work for your family please email or message us to get put on the list. Thank you

 

If you have any questions please email us at [email protected]


Week Ahead

Month of June

-Pride Month

-National Indigenous History Month

Week of May 29 to June 2

-Accessibility Week 

Monday, May 29

-Public Health Presentations to Grade 7/8s

Tuesday, May 30

-Grade 8 Grad Trip

Wednesday, May 31

-Grade 8 Grad Trip

-Special Olympics Sports Day

-Red Shirt Day

Thursday, June 1

-Milkshake Day

Friday, June 2

-PA Day

Upcoming Dates

Saturday, June 3

-Napanee Pride Parade

Monday, June 5

-District Track and Field 

Tuesday, June 6

-Grade 3 and Grade 6 Testing

Wednesday, June 7

-Grade 3 and 6 EQAO Testing

Thursday, June 8

-Grade 3 and 6 EQAO Testing

Friday, June 9

-Storrington Spirit and Recognition Assembly

Tuesday, June 13

-School Council Meeting at 6:30

Thursday, June 15

-Welcome to Kindergarten at 4:00

Saturday, June 17

-Kingston Pride Parade

Wednesday, June 21

-Grade 8 Graduation

Wednesday, June 28

-Report Cards Go Home

Thursday, June 29

-Last Day of School

Friday, June 30

-PA Day