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Earth Day
On Wednesday, April 22nd we are celebrating Earth Day by having a dress down day! Students can come to school dressed in Earthly tones (green, blue, brown, floral). We are asking for a $2 donation where the money will go towards the archbishop’s charities. Thank you for your support!
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Mother's Day Tea
May 7th – Save the Date!
We would like to invite all mothers and grandmothers to a Mother’s Day tea and a special assembly on Thursday, May 7th! We will have special prayers, presentations, songs, and treats for our moms. We hope that you will join us! More information and and opportunity to RSVP will be sent home in the coming weeks. Stay tuned!“We pray that all mothers feel valued, appreciated and loved, through the prayers of our Holy Mother Mary!”
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Hanging Basket Fundraiser
Mother’s Day Hanging Baskets
With Mother’s Day on May 10th this year, we have partnered with Clearview Garden & Pet Shop to bring you Mother’s Day Baskets as our next Fundraiser!Please follow this link to order: https:/ /clearviewgardenshop.com/product/st -james-st -anns-school-mothers-day-12-hanging- basket -fundraiser/
Basket vouchers are $34.99 each and allows you to pick a hanging basket in the store from their selection of designated Mother’s Day Baskets. The link will be valid until April 29. The vouchers will be ready for pick up at St James & St Ann’s School on May 4th. Thank you for your support!
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Uniform Consignment
We will be having a Uniform Consignment Sale this coming Friday, April 24th, from 1:00-2:30pm.
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Zumbathon
On May 8th, 2026, students will participate in our Zumbathon in support of their school.Our Zumbathon is our largest fundraising drive to help support school initiatives. A large portion of the money we raise this year will go towards new playground equipment for our school. Our goal is to raise $30,000! Every little bit helps get us a little closer. Please keep working on those pledges!!
Thank you for your support and generosity.
IMPORTANT
When donating, please make sure that you share your name with Admin. and add a “Message for the giving group” with the name(s) and grade(s) for the students you are supporting so that we can ensure your donation is credited to the correct child/children.
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Sports
Badminton players! We will be playing some matches against the grade 8 team at St. John Brebeuf every Wednesday for the month of April. The team will be going over afterschool from 3:00 PM to 4:30 PM. Please look out for announcements if there are any changes. Forms to participate will be available in the gr 4 classroom with Mr. Girard.TrackTrack Season has begun. See the school calendar for the practice schedule!
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Fraser Health - Spring Actvities
Get outside and play!
Physical activity is a necessary requirement for optimal health. Regular physical activity in childhood and adolescence helps to develop cardiovascular fitness and muscle strength, supports positive social connections and improves mental well-being.
There are many benefits to unstructured play. These benefits are even greater when engaging in physical activity outdoors. When children and youth spend time outside, they:
- Sit less, move more and play longer – key to cardiovascular health and fitness.
- Have healthier eyes – spending more time outside reduces nearsightedness risks.
- Sleep better – sunlight helps regulate sleep hormones and sleep patterns.
- Enjoy improved mood – physical activity can reduce symptoms of anxiety and depression.
- Feel more connected to nature – appreciation of the environment and being in nature can support healthy and balanced emotions.
Planning active outings doesn’t have to be challenging or costly. Here are some fun ideas you can try:
- Try a new activity – check out geocaching or attend a local explorer day with NatureKidsBC.
- Unplug and connect – ideas to decrease recreational screen time.
- Go for a scavenger hunt – try this nature scavenger hunt.
- Go for a walk or hike – try these 10 hikes to take your kids on this summer.
- Play in a forest or park – try a new regional park every day for a week.
- Explore a local stream – check these beautiful watershed walks in the region. Learn about water safety for children.
- Swim at the pool, waterpark or beach – check beach safety conditions first or stay cool at a local spray park.
- Ride a bike or scooter – explore the Hope Bike Park or check out these rides along Boundary Bay, Pitt Meadows or Vedder Greenway. Learn more about cycling safety on Fraser Health’s website.
- Visit farms, fish hatcheries and bird sanctuaries – try this local family fun guide for unique ideas.
Find more ideas to keep your kids active through the year on Fraser Health’s Keeping children active page.
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Sports
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