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Pink Shirt Day — Feb 22

February 13, 2023 / jkingsd83

Don’t forget to wear your pink shirt to school on Feb 22 🙂

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South Canoe School

5970 10 Ave SE, Salmon Arm
V1E 1W5
Phone (250) 832-3122
sca@sd83.bc.ca

 

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Outdoor Learning in Action

Upcoming Events

Mar 17 — Hot lunch — Grilled cheese and veggie soup

Mar 17 — Last day before Spring Break

Mar 20-31 — Schools closed — Spring Break

Apr 3 — Schools re-open

Apr 7 — Good Friday — School closed

Apr 10 — Easter Monday — School closed

Apr 14 — Hot lunch

Apr 17 — PAC meeting via Zoom

Apr 19 — Cultural Performance at N. Canoe.  Buses leave South Canoe at 8:35.  If you are late, please drop off at N. Canoe; whole school attending

May 1 — Pro-D Day — no school for students

May 22 — Victoria Day — no school

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Our aim is to develop a school that engages students with local ecosystems. The focus of learning is on inquiry, experience and reflection while teaching the full BC curriculum through nature’s lens. Our Mission is to implement a program that inspires a cultural shift that embraces, protects and connects meaningfully with the natural world.

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