News & Announcements
Central Readathon is Well Underway!
Central PS Readathon, 2019 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Day 1 28 Readathon kickoff in Library Colour House activity:2:40 Reading buddies Day 2 29 Dress-up as your favourite book character Day 3 30February Public Health Bulletin
Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph Public Health
February 2018 – Elementary Schools
WDG Public Health is pleased to provide elementary schools with up-to-date information on health topics for their monthly newsletters and announcements to parents. Please find below an insert you can include in your school newsletter and/or announcements if you wish.Science At Home
Engaging Your Child in Science at Home! As parents we have the wonderful opportunity and responsibility for nurturing our children’s growth. Parents play a key role in the physical, emotional, and intellectual development of their child. As parents we can usually find time to read a story to our children, therebyMonthly Environmental Activities to help Celebrate our Planet
Celebrate National Sweater Day on February 7th! National Sweater Day is a way to learn about the importance of saving energy and to inspire you to use less energy all winter. Heating accounts for 80% of residential energy use in Canada. If all Canadians lowered their thermostats by just 2 degrees CelsiusRead more about Monthly Environmental Activities to help Celebrate our Planet »
Equity and Inclusion February
Let’s celebrate and/or acknowledge customs, traditions and days of significance from all around the world! If you have a suggestion or idea, please contact your child’s teacher or Mrs. MurrayCako. If you are willing to come in and share ideas with us, we would love to hearJanuary News
MESSAGE FROM THE OFFICE December was a wonderful month of celebrations, time together and giving. Our ‘Giving Tree’ was beautifully decorated with hats, mitts, and socks. All items were donated to Hope House House. Thank you to everyone who supported the Holiday Food drive. Happy New Year! SCHOOL COUNCILPedestrians play a role in keeping school crossing guards safe
We all know that motorists play a crucial role in school zone safety, but did you know that pedestrians also play an important role in helping keep school crossing guards safe? Our municipal partners are asking all school communities to obey the rules of the road when crossing at guardedRead more about Pedestrians play a role in keeping school crossing guards safe »
Happy Holidays
Central Families, Wishing you a wonderful holiday season with your family! We look forward to hearing about your adventures January 7th, 2019 when we return. Happy Holidays! Central PSTalking About Mental Health January 2019 – Getting Outdoors
Did you know that taking a 20 minute walk can boost your memory and brain power? Getting outside reduces stress, improves sleep and creates feelings of liveliness and energy. Even in the cold weather it is important to find time to get outdoors - even if just for brief amountsRead more about Talking About Mental Health January 2019 – Getting Outdoors »
December News
DECEMBER NEWS MESSAGE FROM THE OFFICE December promises to be an exciting month with many different celebrations to look forward to. There are many holidays to celebrate this time of year. From the staff at Central we wish you all a happy and safe holidayEquity and Inclusion
Let’s celebrate and/or acknowledge customs, traditions and days of significance from all around the world!
If you have a suggestion or idea, please contact your child’s teacher or Mrs MurrayCako. If you are willing to come in and share ideas with us, we
Monthly Environmental Activities to help Celebrate our Planet
“You cannot get through a single day without having an impact on the world around you. What you do makes a difference, and you have to decide what kind of difference you want to make.” —Jane Goodall Celebrate Human Rights Day on December 10th! Human Rights Day calls on everyone to standRead more about Monthly Environmental Activities to help Celebrate our Planet »
Talking About Mental Health December 2018 – GIVE THE GIFT OF RESILIENCY
As we head through December and towards the holidays, it is important to be aware that this can be a very exciting time of year, but for some it is also a difficult time of year. REMEMBER: eat well get good sleep don’t over schedule stay connected to family and friendsRead more about Talking About Mental Health December 2018 – GIVE THE GIFT OF RESILIENCY »
Creative Playground Closed
Central Families, The Creative Playground is now closed for the season. Please ensure your child(ren) do not play on the equipment before and after school. Thank you for your support!November News
MESSAGE FROM THE OFFICE Central Families you will note a change in the school newsletter format. We are working to ensure that it is accessible. We will continue to share the newsletter on the website and through email. Please take a minute to register for electronic messages:November 2nd PA Day
Friday, November 2nd is a PA Day!Dress Up Day Wednesday, October 31st
We will be having a Dress Up Day during the afternoon of Wednesday, October 31st! Please note there are options for your child on this day: - wear orange and black - dress in a costume - wear everyday clothes If students wish to wear aDays Of Significance November 2018
We’d love to celebrate customs, traditions and days of significance from all around the world!If you have a suggestion or idea, please contact your child’s teacher or Mrs. MurrayCako. If you are willing to come in and share ideas with
Monthly Environmental Activities to help Celebrate Our Planet
Friday November 23rd is BUY NOTHING Day! Don’t buy, give. “No one has ever become poor by giving”, Anne Frank Celebrate Buy Nothing Day on November 23rd! Buy Nothing Day is an awareness day highlighting society’s habit of buying too many things. It is a day for society to examine the issue ofRead more about Monthly Environmental Activities to help Celebrate Our Planet »
