Let's Talk, Mother Daughter Evening We are proud to present a mother and daughter evening. 2 hours full of activities, socializing and food. Different activities in the same room. Event will take place on Wed, May 17, 2017 at 5:30- 7:30 at Mountain View Campus. The evening is for girls in grades 6-9 and their
Hats On!.. Hats on For Mental Health Day is on Wednesday, May 3, 2017. Almadina students and staff are invited to wear a hat to school to raise awareness of the importance of good mental health. Students will also participate in a coordinated lesson on understanding mental health and the importance of removing the stigma
Almadina is proud to be hosting the Scholastic Book Fair at each campus. Students were provided with flyers so they can start picking their books ahead of time. On this flyer, you will find a draw ballot; please fill it out and bring it to the book fair. Your child's classroom teacher may have had
On February 22nd, people all over the world were encouraged to practice kindness and wear a pink shirt to symbolize that they do not tolerate bullying. Pink Shirt Day started in with two incredible high school students in Nova Scotia. Here is a snippet of the Globe and Mail article that inspired Pink Shirt Day. “David
On February 15th, students at Almadina were encouraged to wear red and white to celebrate National Flag Day. This is a special day for learning about the importance of the Canadian Flag including its history and symbolism. Our students looked so patriotic in their red and white clothes holding their Canadian flags proudly. Thank you
On Friday, February 3rd Almadina's grades 4 and 5 students enjoyed Almadina's Got Talent! Our performers put on an incredible performance, showcasing the many talents of Almadina students. Congratulations to the winners and all performers. You were amazing!
Paul provided parents with four MUST HAVE rules for their children and technology: 1) No Tech in your children's bedroom. 2) Only allow your child to play age appropriate video games - none that are rated M17. Grand Theft Auto, Halo, and Call of Duty are NOT for kids!! 3) Youtube: Listen to what the
Almadina was happy to welcome back Paul Davis - Social Networking and Online Safety expert! He presented 3 sessions to grades 4-6, 7-9 and an evening session for parents. Adults and students alike learned a lot about how to track your digital trail, how to minimize secruity risks online and about how different social medias
