Ms. Tania Gould and the students of grades Primary to five would like to thank their parents/guardians/family members who were able to attend their Elementary Mi'kmaw Language Pitewey/Tea Social.  We hope you enjoyed (and learned) from us when we spoke our language, played some games and entertained you.  We also hoped you enjoyed your beverage and the Pkwiman/Blueberry cake.

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Watch your amazing children in action as they learn many new fields of science including Big Data, Animation, 3D Modeling, Artificial Intelligence and more through a ground breaking new Mi'kmaq led initiative! Watch Digital Mi’kmaq’s videos here:

http://www.digitalmikmaq.com/the-journey-so-far?fbclid=IwAR1ZbkUClr5IvO0fy3tQF_ncWEttJ9Dr6bU1BOf-LKj5WsOlaud3t6x5f84

Thank you,
Ms. Kelly Oliver
LSK Principal

Regular Attendance is one of the best ways to help ensure students are successful in school and later in life. It can lead to better grades, developing important social skills and friendships, and a greater opportunity of graduating from high school.

When attending school regularly, students are present for class discussions, demonstrations, group work, hands-on activities, etc.  There are among the most affective ways for students to learn.

Then number of absenteeism tell us that schools and families need to work together, more closely, to ensure students have good attendance and are on time for class.

Regular attendance starts at the elementary level so that students receive the instructional time necessary to develp basic skills which are the bulding blocks for furture learning.

IF YOU NEED HELP WITH YOUR CHILD ATTENDING SCHOOL REGULARLY, YOUR SCHOOL CAN HELP.

Students in grade two completed their "Clan" animals using their last names of either their parents or grandparents.