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Welcome to the Whonnock Elementary School Website. We hope that you will find the content informative. We are all extremely proud of our school and I'm certain that you'll notice this pride by reading our School Newsletters and the other content contained on this site. A reminder that we typically issue School Newsletters on the first Thursday of each month and we endeavor to post a copy on our website the same day. Learning doesn’t stop, or only happen, at schools. Learning is a life long endeavour that includes all that we do and experience including the things we read. I encourage families to get out and learn in new environments filled with experiences. Walk the Sea Wall. Visit the Art Gallery. Walk the Pier in White Rock, Visit Maple Ridge Park (and/or other parks) go into Vancouver, go for a walk. Expanding our experiences brings context to what we read and experience in the classrooms. It broadens our horizons and rounds our perspectives. In closing I’d just like to say my door is always open and visitors welcome. Thank you for taking the time to view our site. Alan Millar |
MISSION STATEMENT
We at Whonnock Elementary School strive to provide our students with meaningful learning experiences in a warm, secure, respectful environment so that they may develop to their fullest potential and acquire the knowledge, skills and attitudes needed to become lifelong learners and valued members of our society.
CODE OF CONDUCT
Our Code of Conduct is based on the three R’s:
RESPECT, RIGHTS AND REPONSIBILITY
RESPECT
• other people’s feelings, bodies, and opinions
• other people’s belongings
• other people’s learning
• adults and others community members
RIGHTS
• to learn in a safe, secure environment
• to be a valued, unique individual
• to learn without disruption from others
• to be given the best possible education
RESPONSIBILITY
• for our own actions
• for our own learning and assignment completion
• for our own property
• to care for school property
• to keep their learning environment organized
SCHOOL LITERACY PLAN
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A safe, warm, respectful, learning community where students can develop to their full potential. NEWSLETTER RESOURCES |