Our Blog: Teralee Brunn

Two Grade 5 students initiated an action to assist Ukrainian Families who have been displaced. They sold hot chocolate and all proceeds were donated to the Canadian Red Cross. This was a wonderful action!

Students shared their learning with their parents at Student Led Conferences. Parents were able to come into the classroom and hear from their children about what they are learning in language, math, inquiry, music and French. It was a wonderful experience for both the parents and children.

Sunnybrook students wore jerseys to school and donated to the Right to Play. We support all children having the right to play sports in their communities. Together we raised $260 for this amazing organization.

Sunnybrook wears Pink Shirts to support anti- bullying. Bullying was discussed in the classrooms and Kindergarten children made “Kindness is Cool” Cards. Be Cool…..wear Pink!!

Today we celebrated Lunar New Year – the year of the TIGER! A grade 6 student shared a power point in assembly about the traditions and parents came into the classes as well. Many children wore traditional clothing and shared lucky red envelopes with their classmates.

SBS Singers performed live on Global TV with meteorologist Anthony Farnell. They performed 4 songs while Anthony reported the weather. It was a fun event to see all the work behind the scenes of a live show.

The SBS playground was transformed into a magical winter wonderland. The students performed their holiday songs in a twinkle tent , followed by sipping hot chocolate and eating donuts in our SBS market. It was wonderful for our community to be together again!!

Our SPA sponsored FUN FRIDAY and PIZZA today! The students had the opportunity to dress up as their favourite literary character. There were many Harry Potters, Ms Frizzle, Narwhal and Jelly and lots of Ninja’s!! The perfect way to end the week.

Students celebrated Diwali at SBS. Classes decorated Diyas, read books and shared stories with their peers. It was a wonderful day.

SBS had a 24 foot rock climbing wall come to the school so that the Grade 4,5,6 students could climb the wall right in front of the school. What risk takers we have!!!