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Thank you everyone for your support in the Mom's Pantry Fundraiser. The pickup date has been confirmed:

November 18 from 3:30 pm to 6 pm at 11 Centennial Drive, Grand Coulee.

The items will be spread out in piles on the driveway based on the seller's name. Please make arrangements to have all items picked up on Nov 18.

Thank you Stewart Nicks School Community Council.

Our wonderful SCC has planned a BBQ fun lunch day on Thursday, November 27th. All orders are due November 21st and MUST be completed online. No cash orders will be accepted. A confirmation email will be sent to your inbox after placing your order. Please look in your junk/spam for one.

Orders are for:

- Harvest Hot Dog OR Pre-Cooked Hamburger

- Apple OR Mandarin Orange

- Juice Box

- Additional Hamburgers/Hotdogs can be ordered, if you anticipate your child eating more than one.

Please select carefully from the option regular and gluten free.

Any proceeds will be donated to the SCC.

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Thank you for your support.

November 3 to 27


We have accepted a challenge from Pense School to see who can read more books during the month of November. Books can be read at home or at school, but must be age-appropriate (ex: picture books for grades 4 to 8 will not count toward the total); graphic novels are acceptable.

In order to count toward the total, students must complete a short book review for each book read. These forms are available from the classroom teachers and in the library. Once the book review is complete, it can be dropped off in the library in the box marked book reviews.

The winning school will display the book trophy and bragging rights! Let’s get reading, Tigers!

Our Student Leadership Council (SLC) is excited to announce that we are once again participating in the Toasty Toes Sock Drive, a province-wide initiative organized by the Saskatchewan Chiropractors Association. This fundraiser collects new socks to donate to people in need across Saskatchewan — helping keep toes warm during our cold winter months

From Wednesday, November 5th to Tuesday, November 25th , our SLC will be collecting new socks of all sizes — children’s, women’s, and men’s — to support this wonderful cause.

You can help by:

· Sending new socks with your child to school

· Encouraging friends and family to contribute

· Spreading the word to help us reach our goal!

All donations will be gathered by our SLC and delivered to the Toasty Toes campaign at the end of the drive.

This is a simple but powerful way for our school community to show kindness and help those in need. We’re proud of our students for taking the lead and making a positive difference!
Thank you for your generosity and support. Together, we can make sure everyone has warm toes this winter!

We’re excited to share that the School Leadership Committee (SLC) has chosen the Regina Humane Society as our Charity of Choice for this school year!
This means that any fundraising events we organize will go toward helping animals in need through the great work the Regina Humane Society does in our community.
That said, we also know there are lots of other important causes out there. So even though we’ll be focusing our money donations on one charity, we’ll still be supporting other organizations in different ways — like collecting items and helping raise awareness.
We’re looking forward to a fun and meaningful year, and we hope everyone will join us in making a positive impact — both for animals and for people in our wider community.
Thanks for your support!
Sincerely,
The School Leadership Committee

Family Service Saskatchewan, a network of family service organizations across the province, offers free counselling to support the mental health and well-being of children, youth and their caregivers. Their services are available in person in communities throughout the province as well as by phone and video. Counselling can help families navigate challenges such as behavioural concerns, family conflict, trauma, grief, anxiety and depression. While their counsellors do not provide formal diagnoses or assessments, they work with children and families facing a wide range of experiences. They provide a safe, supportive and non-judgmental space where children, youth and caregivers can express themselves, explore their emotions and work towards positive change.
Visit www.counsellingconnectsask.ca to book a session.
Contact: Family Service Saskatchewan: 306-757-6675