If you haven’t seen this yet, some of our awesome teachers in the district have been doing a 10:00 am read aloud! No matter what your age, sometimes it’s just nice to listen to a good story!

A second project from our District ADST group! Make sure to send up some pictures of your finished projects to alwinholland@prn.bc.ca! Have fun!

On Wednesday, April 15th, our teachers and staff have arranged something special for our students! Starting at 2:00 pm they will be leaving the school in their cars, and doing a parade around our community honking horns and waving to our students and families.

Thank you to all the parents that were able to come to pick up their student’s materials this week. We appreciate your patience and understanding during this time.

We will be holding another pick up for the people who were not able to make their scheduled pick up time.

Dear Parents.

If you are scheduled to pick up your student’s materials today, Wednesday, April 8th, you are welcome to come by anytime today before 2:30 pm. We will be offering a separate pick up time next week for items that have not been picked up yesterday or today.

Hello Alwin Holland Community,

We are now able to accommodate any students whose last names begin with the letters A-M today until 3:00pm. Please, do not come inside the school. If you go to the gym,

Moneca Conway with the #sd60 Careers department is working on building Applied Design Skills and Technology (ADST) lessons shared via Youtube. Check out the first project! – Build your very own Block Bot –

Dear Parents/Guardians,

Our teachers are hard at work planning and collaborating to be ready to send out learning opportunities next week. We thank you for your patience at this time as we are all tackling something new and challenging.

To further our efforts to promote physical distancing and do our part to stop the spread of COVID-19 we are closing our playgrounds. Please do not use the equipment. Thank you for your cooperation and understanding.

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Above is a useful resource from the Canadian Centre for Child Protection that may be useful to families and parents to keep their kids safe at home and online.